Prince Albert of Monaco inaugurates the new Caroline Media Library
Prince Albert of Monaco kicks of inaugural efforts for the new Caroline Media Library
Prince Albert of Monaco’s Instagram page has just shared a collection of video clips showcasing his work today, while inaugurating the new Caroline Media Library.
For this inauguration of the Mediatheque Caroline, now installed on Pasteur Island, he was joined by the Princess of Hanover alongside Mrs Charlotte Casiraghi, Miss Melanie-Antoinette de Massy and the Monégasque authorities.
What is pertinent to mention that after the ceremony, the event was joined by Mayor Georges Marsan and his team, while they discovered this new cultural pole through a theatrical tour imagined for the opening.
For those unversed, the intention behind all this is for this new Media Library “to be a place of closeness and sharing, open to all and free, where cultural discoveries and learning intertwine.”
Furthermore iIt will offer a varied cultural programming: projections, workshops, readings, concerts and an annual heritage exhibition.
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