Events
in Martinique

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

Biography of Father Pinchon The Marine Environment The Three Bioclimatic Zones in Martinique Father Pinchon’s Insect Collection The Magic of Coral Reefs The Trees of Martinique’s Forests Workshops and games on fauna, flora, and biodiversity. Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. / Tuesday: 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. / Saturday: 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Père Pinchon Museum, 33 Rue du Professeur Raymond Garcin, Route de Didier, Fort-de-France, 0596 42 12 30

Pre-Columbian archaeology collection The Museum of Pre-Columbian Archaeology and Prehistory houses a collection of Pre-Columbian archaeology that traces some 4,000 years of the island's Amerindian history. Since 1970, the museum has preserved the oldest and most diverse archaeological heritage in the Lesser Antilles. Through its six thematic halls, the museum presents in images, sounds, words and precious objects, all the richness of the Amerindian civilizations. Opening hours: Monday: 1pm - 5pm / Tuesday to Friday: 8am - 5pm / Saturday: 9am - 12pm Musee Departemental d'Archeologie, 9 rue de la Liberte, Fort-de-France, 0596 71 57 05

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

Plongee dans le bleu, la ou dorment les epaves... de Martinique In the gardens of the Direction des Affaires Culturelles, discover photos of emblematic shipwrecks lying beneath the waves of the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic. Archaeological objects excavated from these wrecks are on display in the reception hall of the main building. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 8am to 12:30pm and 2pm to 5pm. Wednesday, Friday: 8am to 12:30pm DAC Direction des affaires culturelles de la Martinique, Villa les Pergolas, 54 rue du Professeur Raymond Garcin, Fort de France, 0596 60 05 36

University Library, Schoelcher Campus. 0596 72 75 44 Monday through Friday: 7:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m. - Saturday: 7:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Martinique University Center, Schoelcher Campus, Schoelcher, 0596 72 73 01

Extension of the Fonds Charpentier exhibition through September 30, Saint-Pierre City Hall A selection of works by Paule and Hector Charpentier (city collection), an artist couple based on Place Bertin in Saint-Pierre who opened Martinique’s first art gallery between 1945 and 1950. Opening reception: Thursday, July 16, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. Saint-Pierre Culture and Heritage Department, Saint-Pierre City Hall, 11 Rue Caylus Villa Joseph, Saint-Pierre, 0596 78 35 59, 0696 17 64 34

La Mezzanine is hosting its dominoes tournament with a 50 EUR gift certificate redeemable at our store! Spots are limited, so sign up quickly! Think you’re unbeatable? Come take on the challenge in a friendly atmosphere! Bizouk Mezzanine Ticket Office—Food Court Martinique, Morne Dillon Sud, Le Courbaril Building, Fort-de-France

Exhibition & garden to discover the cultivation, consumption and medicinal virtues of the fruit. Further information at www.museedelabanane.fr Habitation Limbe, Quartier Fourniols, Sainte-Marie, 0596 76 23 96