A bold new event concept is set to shake up Monaco’s Grand Prix weekend as Turbo makes its debut from 23 to 25 May 2025, promising an immersive blend of fine dining, cutting-edge music, and avant-garde visual design at the Grimaldi Forum.
Positioned as a high-energy alternative to traditional Grand Prix hospitality, Turbo aims to attract partygoers and design enthusiasts alike with a programme that combines culinary excellence, top-tier electronic music, and futuristic scenography. The experience spans three days and nights, with each element crafted to elevate the senses and push the boundaries of conventional entertainment.
Evening festivities begin daily from 7pm on Turbo’s private terrace, offering panoramic views of the new Mareterra district. Renowned chef Paul Delrez will host three exclusive dinners in collaboration with premium partners. Armand de Brignac opens the weekend on Friday, followed by Belvedere 10 on Saturday, with a signature After Race Dinner rounding out the event on Sunday.
As night falls, the venue undergoes a dramatic transformation. From 11pm, the Grimaldi Forum becomes the setting for an immersive dual-space nightlife experience, featuring a pulsating Main Room and an enigmatic Secret Room, each with a distinct mood and aesthetic. Friday offers a more intimate pre-party to set the tone, while Saturday delivers a headline show with electronic acts Adriatique and WhoMadeWho. Sunday’s finale promises an explosive closing set by Adam Port of Keinemusik.
More than just a party series, Turbo positions itself as a new cultural fixture in the Monegasque calendar, curated with precision and ambition. With limited availability, both tables and individual tickets are now on sale for what organisers are calling a new era of experiential celebration in Monaco.
