#Dance

One of the essential end-of-year events in the Principality, the Monaco Dance Forum is back this winter with a programme that's sure to be a hit with discerning audiences in search of something new.

This weekend and for the second edition of "F(ê)aites de la Danse", the Casino district and surrounding area will be transformed into a giant open-air dance floor. The famous Ballets de Monte-Carlo, accompanied by around a hundred artists from all over the world, will have just one mission: to get you dancing! Experience 24 hours of shows, parades, open-air performances, workshops, and plenty of other surprises.

Starting on 13 March and running until 7 April, the 40th Festival du Printemps des Arts de Monte-Carlo is a celebration of artistic creativity, blending different art forms to showcase a plethora of unique talents.

Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo is among the Principality’s most prestigious artistic treasures.

Today, this art form in all its fleeting beauty is magnificently represented by the new Ballets de Monte-Carlo, which includes the Ballet Company itself, the Monaco Dance Forum Festival, and the Princess Grace Academy under the direction of Jean-Christophe Maillot

In Monaco, it's not just the restaurants and the night skies that are star-studded. You'll find some of the world's biggest stars by the sea in the Principality every summer, where they perform unforgettable concerts during the Monte-Carlo Summer Festival.

Every spring, the Principality holds its annual classical music festival, the Printemps des Arts Monte-Carlo. The 2024 edition promises a rich and diverse programme, featuring a selection of artists and venues with something to please everyone.   
The 40th Festival will take place from 13 March to 7 April 2024.

 “More than a mere place, this building is a veritable work tool, an open space where people and ideas circulate, breathe...” Inaugural speech by Jean-Christophe Maillot, Choreographer and Director of the Ballets de Monte-Carlo, 10 December 1998.

“To all hopeful young artists who cannot imagine a life away from the stage and the rehearsal studios, we bid a warm welcome.  May the Princess Grace Academy and Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo be for them a place of sharing, where they can forge memories of a happy youth dedicated to the learning and practice of dance”. Luca Masala, Artistic Director of the Princess Grace Academy