The eagerly awaited Bal de la Rose, organized in support of the
Princess Grace Foundation, will adopt a "Disco" theme this year. Held at
the prestigious Salle des Étoiles in Sporting Monte-Carlo, the event
promises a glamorous and unforgettable evening.
For nearly seven
decades, the esteemed charity gala known as the Bal de la Rose has
graced Monaco's social calendar with its presence.
Regarded as one
of Monaco's most opulent charity gatherings, the Rose Ball serves as a
nexus for distinguished figures from both local and global spheres.
Foremost among them are members of the Monegasque princely family, whose
presence and contributions help shape and support the charitable cause.
Established in 1954 by Princess Grace, the event is now overseen by her
daughter, HRH Princess Caroline of Hanover. It is Princess Caroline who
traditionally inaugurates the ball, accompanied by her brother, HSH
Prince Albert II. Alongside them, the attendance of Grimaldi family
members and luminaries from film, music, sports, and entertainment
imbues the evening with a distinctive allure.
Attendees can anticipate a spectacular display set within a
magnificent venue. Embracing both tradition and contemporary flair, the
Rose Ball annually unveils a new theme, creatively interpreted by
artists to deliver an evening of captivating entertainment.It's
important to recognize that the Bal de la Rose transcends its status as
an exclusive social event, extending far beyond mere revelry. Primarily,
it serves as a philanthropic endeavor with global impact, channeling
proceeds from raffles and coveted prizes such as sculptures and
paintings to the Princess Grace Foundation since 1964.
The primary mission of the foundation is to assist individuals facing
hardship, particularly disadvantaged children, by spearheading
humanitarian and philanthropic initiatives.
Tickets for the Bal de
la Rose this Saturday, March 23rd, are currently sold out but there is a
waiting list available for those that are still interested.