Events
in Martinique

"Un interieur bourgeois fin 19e siecle" This is one of the oldest bourgeois villas (1887) in the town center. Through the different rooms of the house, a reconstruction of a typical interior of the period, you'll discover a collection of traditional Creole costumes, jewelry, paintings and documents retracing some of Martinique's great historical moments. Martinique en 72-74 : au-dela de la carte postale Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 08:30-17:00 / Tuesday 14:00-17:00 / Saturday 08:00-12:30 Musee regional d'Histoire et d'Ethnographie, 10 Boulevard du General De Gaulle, Fort de France, 0596 72 81 87

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

See him in concert live at the next Friday Holidays Baie. On the program from 3pm, a fruit and vegetable market and later in the afternoon, entertainment awaits you, including Sabine's games and a domino tournament. Tickets on sale at Bizouk and on site. A free drink for everyone present before 7pm. Come and join us for a good time in the heart of our culture. Pitt Le Flamboyant, Baie des Mulets, Le Vauclin

ECLATSPROD IN ACCORDANCE WITH GILBERT COULLIER PRODUCTIONS presents ELIE SEMOUN in his show, "CACTUS" with Rire & Chansons You don't have to look far to understand the tone of CACTUS! By naming his new show "CACTUS", Elie Semoun sets the tone: it's going to sting! Over the past 30 years, the comedian has established himself as one of the most incisive and delightfully offbeat comedians on the French scene. His style, which combines finesse and audacity, has inspired many generations of artists. For his eighth show, Elie Semoun makes a slight shift: stand-up comedy now occupies a more prominent place, a new departure for him. But make no mistake, CACTUS remains faithful to his taste for characters. Among the gallery of his new monsters, you'll come across Jean Abdul, who will be opening for him, a son who takes his father to visit an EHPAD, Xavier the motor-disabled man who introduces his wife to his mother, a father confronted with his son's transition, a racist karate teacher, or a biting look at sexual harassment and religion. With CACTUS, Elie Semoun offers us a profound yet light-hearted vision of our society, between violence and inspiration, where the themes of intolerance, taboo and injustice are tackled without fudging, but always with that incisive touch that characterizes him. BILLETTERIE Grand Carbet du Parc culturel Aime Cesaire, Place Jose Marti, Fort de France

Registration open until March 17