The Department of Cultural Affairs is hosting Prince Rainier III: The Builder Prince, organised as part of the centenary of his birth. A visionary, Prince Rainier III launched a post-war Principality into an era of economic prosperity, urban development and regional expansion. He gave the Principality the new political, legal and constitutional infrastructure it needed, to build a modern state. The exhibition illustrates how Prince Rainier III was committed to both historical continuity and innovation, and even revolutionary in his approach to urban planning, driven by a single ambition, to ensure the prosperity and wellbeing of Monegasques, to whom he was bound as much by affection as by constitutional oath. The exhibition is open from 1pm to 7pm, Tuesday to Sunday.
And Robbie Williams is in concert for the Monaco Red Cross Gala, on Saturday July 29th. The Monaco Red Cross Gala is one of the most prestigious events in the Principality of Monaco, its organisation chaired by His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. This year, the ambassador of the event will be Robbie Williams, who will give an exclusive concert on July 29th, at the Salle des Etoiles, as part of the Monte Carlo Summer Festival. 25 years of career, more than 85 million albums sold, and an all time record, that of the first solo artist to have accumulated the highest number of albums ranked number 1 in the charts, in the United Kingdom, Robbie Williams dethroned Elvis Presley and followed The Beatles very closely. 2023 is likely to become one of the craziest years in Robbie William's career, after a smashing comeback last year, the singers seems to have doubled his efforts, as his biggest tour is launched, with more than 70 dates. For reservations, go to [email protected]