Events
in Martinique

TOM, Teat' Otonom Mawon , Croix Mission, Boulevard du General de Gaulle, 122 rue Victor Severe, Fort de France

SPOTLIGHT ON PATRICK BAUCELIN In partnership with OMDAC, the City of Saint-Joseph is highlighting the work of this writer, producer, and filmmaker, who has been active for 45 years. Monday, the 19th: Screenings—at 2:00 p.m., *The Traditional Costume: From Slavery to the Grand Robe* (48')—at 3:00 p.m., *An Tan Lontan: Life in the West Indies from 1860 to 1960* (82') at the CASE in Presqu’ile Tuesday, the 20th: Roundtable discussion—at 10 a.m., “Careers in Film,” with Patrick Baucelin in attendance; at 12 p.m., screening of “Churches in Martinique: Their History Through the Ages” (52') City of Saint-Joseph

A former 17th-century Habitation-sucriere, transformed into a vibrant cultural and heritage space. Discover its fascinating history and immerse yourself in a world of oral traditions, art and storytelling. Built heritage of a former 17th-century Habitation-sucrerie: chapel, house and building, monastery, ruins and remains, archaeological site. Opening hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am-4:30pm and Sundays by appointment for groups. Domaine de Fonds Saint-Jaques, 194 rue du Pave, Quartier Fonds Saint Jacques, Sainte Marie, 0596 80 70 28

TOM, Teat' Otonom Mawon , Croix Mission, Boulevard du General de Gaulle, 122 rue Victor Severe, Fort de France

Come discover our worlds, our perspectives, and our creations in a shared space. The opening reception will take place on Friday, September 11, starting at 6:00 p.m. We hope to see many of you there to share this moment with us. Monday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Creole Arts Café, 103 Victor Hugo Street, Saint-Pierre, 0596 97 67 87

Photography Exhibition: Through the Lens of Fernand Bibas—Immerse yourself in 60 years of life in Martinique through the eyes and lens of Fernand Bibas! The Martinique Territorial Archives invite you to discover this exceptional retrospective, organized as part of the Bicentennial of Photography. A unique opportunity to journey through the history, faces, and defining moments of our island. Information: 0596 55 42 57 HOURS Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Martinique Departmental Archives, 19 Avenue Saint-John Perse, Morne Tartenson, Fort-de-France, 0596 55 43 43

An tan lontan: A Journey to the Heart of Martinique’s Past As part of the tribute organized by OMDAC in honor of Patrick Baucelin, the City of Saint-Esprit invites you on a journey through Martinique’s past with a screening of *An tan lontan* —Life in the West Indies from 1860 to 1960—in the presence of the filmmaker. The screening will be followed by a bokantaj with Patrick Baucelin, where we can share our memories and celebrate his 45-year career dedicated to history and cultural heritage.The Matinik Bel Peyi association will be on hand to showcase the richness of our sartorial heritage. Join us on Monday, October 19, at 6:30 p.m. at the Alfred Melon-Degras Media Library in Saint-Esprit.For more information: 0596 61 00 07 Alfred Melon-Degras Media Library, Rue Schoelcher, Saint-Esprit, 0596 61 00 07

Open to visitors Fondation Aime Cesaire, 131 route de Redoute, Fort de France, 0596 59 60 00

Roots and Reflections, 3rd Edition, FANM DOUVAN, October 7–November 4, 2026, Murielle ROVELA-MARTHELY, Katherine ABSALON, Nathalie VERDEAU, Caroline LOUIS-ALEXANDRE, Sandrine ANYAMAH, Hamideh HOSSEINI, Syldia ZOBEIDE. Art Through a Feminine Lens: Creating to Celebrate Life. A group exhibition highlighting women’s strength in overcoming physical, emotional, and social challenges. Nurturing what helps us grow. A portion of the proceeds—equivalent to one artwork per artist—will be donated to the Martinique Autism Association. Opening reception Saturday, October 10 at 10:00 a.m. Concept store showcasing Martinique’s local creations. GROCERIES?ARTS?CULTURE O’Lokal, Vilaj Peyi, Habitation Carrere, Le Lamentin

Petit Bambou Cultural Center, Entree Morne Roches, Morne Pitault, Le Lamentin 0696 73 83 91 / 0696 77 94 64 / 0596 57 02 18