Monaco has just unveiled its vibrant summer 2025 events calendar, promising a lively season filled with music, culture, family fun, and youth activities. The goal is to strengthen community bonds and enhance the quality of life for everyone.
The program, presented on June 6th by Deputy Mayor Axelle Amalberti Verdino and other councillors, highlights Monaco’s commitment to creating a welcoming environment for all.
Key summer 2025 events
- Children’s Parties: Kicking off with the Grand Children’s Party on June 13th at Parc Princesse Antoinette.
- Fête de la Musique: A full day of music on June 21st with performances across the Principality, culminating in a headline show by DJ MOSIMANN on Quai Albert Ier.
- Traditional Festivities: The Fête de la Saint Jean on June 23rd and 24th, followed by the Western-themed carnival U Sciaratu on July 4th.
- Open-Air Concerts: A series of concerts from July 9th to August 20th at Square Gastaud and Larvotto, including a special performance by students from Reunion Island.
- Summer at Port Hercule: From July 18th to August 24th, Quai Albert Ier transforms into an amusement park with carousels, karting, and the ASM Kids Tour.
- Fireworks Nights: Spectacular fireworks displays on July 26th and August 9th, followed by DJ sets and live pop-rock performances.
- Youth Activities: Including the Bricks Académie starting June 6th and the Street Art Challenge Junior on June 14th and 15th. The Splash Party for teenagers is set for June 18th.
- Condamine Market Events: From a Dolceacqua evening on June 28th to the traditional Bal du Marché on September 12th.
- Cultural & Educational Activities: The Médiathèque de Monaco offers creative workshops, while the Académie Rainier III presents music and theater performances.
- Sports & Nature: Stade Nautique Rainier III offers aquagym and diving classes, and the Centre Botanique hosts succulent plant arrangement workshops.
This summer in Monaco promises a perfect blend of tradition, innovation, and entertainment, placing residents and visitors at the heart of the Town Hall’s cultural mission.
