Family Concert – Noah’s Journey

This exhibition, organised by the Department of Cultural Affairs with support from SOGEDA Monaco, follows on from a photography competition for young people aged 11 to 25, on the theme of “Monaco’s architectural heritage”. The idea is to get young people involved in protecting Monaco’s heritage and showcase the creativity of the Principality’s young people, and the project is part of the European Heritage Days 2025 programme, running under the theme of architecture.An expert panel of judges selected 15 photographs from the entries received, paying particular attention to the artistic aspect of the young competitors’ work, as well as to their unique perspective on the architectural heritage of their city.A youth panel made up of students from Monaco chose four winning entries from these 15 photographs. These will be on display from 6 June to 5 October 2025 on the Railings in the St Martin Gardens.The exhibition will then travel to Strasbourg in 2026, during Monaco’s Presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe.

Water is life, movement, music and dreams.Many poets have celebrated it in all its forms – rain, the sea, the ocean, springs, waves, torrents... not to mention sailors, fish, bridges and even the smell of the sea which transports us beyond the horizon to worlds yet to be discovered!Chantal Bertrand, Hélène Gastaud and Patrick Mégevand wanted to pay tribute to these verbal artists, to thank them for the delight that their verses and rhymes have given us.

Stella Cole is an artist with an astonishing ability to transcend generations.The singer is first and foremost a "success story" 2.0. She became known on social media from 2020 onwards, but her success did not end there and her voice quickly attracted the attention of major stars such as James Taylor, Meghan Trainor and Michael Bublé.Stella Cole sees herself as a singer of the biggest hits from the Great American Songbook.On her first, self-titled album, released in 2024, she performs a collection of classics including Moon River and Somewhere Over the Rainbow, bringing a jazzy sound to poppier songs such as My Future by Billie Eilish.It is an absolutely classic, timeless album, made with the involvement of producer Matt Pierson, arranger and pianist Alan Broadbent, guitarist Chico Pinheiro, pianist Ben Paterson and bassist Neal Miner."Most people of my generation don’t know these songs, and I’m excited about helping them to discover this repertoire![...] To me, it makes sense to sing these songs today, because the world needs this calming, joyous music, just as we did in the 1940s and 1950s." - Stella Cole.CastingStella Cole: voice Henry Allen Barfield : drums Fraser Urquhart: piano Luca Fattorini: bass