Legendary venues
One of the things that makes the Spring Arts Festival a favorite event on the cultural calendar is its unique approach to engaging with the public, in a variety of venues and surroundings, something that is as much the reason for its success as its concerts, masterclasses, conferences and round tables. By hosting events in a variety of legendary venues and surroundings, it turns each day of “printemps” into a celebration of the arts. Its venues include the legendary Salle Garnier at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo, the Rainier III Auditorium, the Hauser & Wirth Gallery, the Amphitheatre at the One Monte-Carlo, the Riva Tunnel, the Princess Grace Theatre, the Variety Theatre, the Oceanographic Museum, the Monaco Water Sports Society, the Saint-Charles Church and the Club for Foreign Residents in Monaco. And this time the Spring Festival is expanding across the Riviera to the Hôtel de Monaco in Cap d’Ail, the Prince Jacques Cultural Centre in Beausoleil and the Regional Conservatoire of Nice.
Spring Arts Festival Befores and Afters in the resort
Before the concert hall opens, the festival offers exciting opportunities to get up close to composers, performers and musicologists.
Spread over four long weekends, the festival also welcomes other art forms such as cinema and painting , dance and literature.
