Monaco's entertainment calendar is built around events of international standing concentrated in a tiny territory. The Monte Carlo Spring Arts Festival, the Monaco Philharmonic Orchestra season at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo — the Salle Garnier, a jewel-box Baroque-style theatre designed by Charles Garnier — and the annual film and television festivals make the principality punch far above its size in performing arts. The Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend is itself an entertainment event of global stature, drawing an audience that makes the harbour and streets into a performance space for four days. The Casino de Monte-Carlo's evening culture — not just gambling but dinner, cabaret, and the social spectacle of the Belle Époque interior — adds the nightly register.