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What's on in Monaco 15-21 Sep 2016

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September 15th Newsletter

Murders of quiet, domestic interest (1)

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Two Monaco restaurants are helping the Italy earthquake relief efforts by including pasta all'amatriciana on the menu. The dish originates in Amatrice, a town where over 200 lives were lost. If you order a bowl of the pasta in either Mozza or Saliere, 10 euros will be donated to the Italian Red Cross.  

L'Eto karaoke bar is enticing families to visit on Saturday afternoon. From 5pm to 8pm there are free drinks and entertainment for kids, and a 30 euros menu. Phone +377 93 30 62 26 for more information and reservations.

Further along the quayside, Rascasse is starting salsa classes again from this evening. There are three sessions: beginners at 7pm, intermediates at 8pm, and advanced at 9pm. Classes are followed by a party and continue every Thursday throughout the autumn. For more information and reservations phone +377 98 06 16 16.

Finally, the Italian market returns to Beausoleil this weekend, celebrating the French town's twinning with Alba. Street stalls are promoting Italian produce, food and drink, and towards the end of Saturday morning a white truffle will be presented to Philippe Joannes, executive chef of the Fairmont.
 

What's in the diary ....


Thursday: Beatles documentary.
Friday: Polo Cup parade.
Saturday: Football.
Sunday: Women driving old cars.

Coming up next week, outdoor sculpture expo, rose wine party, and Alzheimer's Day.

For lots more suggestions, visit maBoum's 7 day listing and enjoy your weekend.
(1) This week's quote is from an interview with English crime writer Agatha Christie, born this day 1890. Christie told the reporter that she specialized in these types of crime.
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