Until Sunday 5 January 2025, Oceanographic Museum of Monaco
Discover an immersive and interactive experience! Take on the role of a roving reporter and set off on a mission to explore the polar regions! This new exhibition includes five thematic areas spread over two levels. Learn about the poles and their wildlife, and the men and women who populate and explore them. Fascinating objects and documents, digital content and immersive devices come together to create a 360° experience. The great voyage can begin! The IMMERSION room (space N°4) has closed. The other areas of the Polar Mission exhibition will remain open until 5 January 2025.

From Friday 2 December 2022 to Sunday 26 February 2023, Port Hercule de Monaco
In line with the measures adopted by the Prince's Government to encourage energy saving, including the removal of the ice skating rink, the Municipal Council is keen to propose an alternative solution to keep the young and the not-so-young amused this winter. The Roller Station will take up residence at the Stade Nautique Rainier III, in the location usually occupied by the swimming pool, and will replace the ice rink! For those without their own equipment, roller skates will be available for visitors.

From Monday 16 to Sunday 22 January 2023, Principality of Monaco
91st Monte-Carlo Rally, the opening leg of the 2023 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC)

From Wednesday 18 to Sunday 29 January 2023, 10 am to 2 pm and 5.30 pm to 9 pm, Espace 22
From 18 to 29 January, ESPACE 22 will be hosting an exhibition of work by Brazilian artist Arlette Lima. "Waves of human connections" see the artist explore new techniques and materials to produce unique pieces. Arlette's work is an expression of social interactions and emotions, and she loves to create and express both the freedom and the balance that exist in various art forms. These one-of-a-kind creations will go on display from 18 January, with a special preview at 6 pm.

Thursday 19 January 2023, from 7 pm to 9 pm, Théâtre Princesse Grace
The concept of gender, formed against the backdrop of philosophy, human and social sciences, refers to the numerous models according to which differences between the sexes take their meaning and structure the way society is organised. As such, it has become a category of analysis and interpretation of the exclusively social conformation of masculine and feminine roles, understood as complex sets with differences of class, sexual orientation, culture, ethnicity, and religion. But the concept of gender has ultimately generated a myriad of interpretations, questions, and controversies, leading to the emergence of increasingly diverse "genders" (LGTBQIA+, cis, non-binary, agender or neutral, omnigender, intersex, pan-gender, gender-fluid, etc.). How are we to understand it today, if we are to save the processes of subjectivation, and if, despite the controversies, we want the concept to retain its heuristic qualities of inventiveness and discovery - tracing and tracking all forms of domination?