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

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

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

Le Flow, 58 rue Francois Arago, Fort de France, 0696 54 88 73

Come and garden, tinker, harvest or simply (re)visit the Trenelle-Citron shared garden. The Ypiranga association creates living spaces where botanical, cultural and technical knowledge can be shared! Every second Wednesday of the month, from 1:30 to 3pm, let's share and invest! Admission is free and open to all, young and old alike. Don't forget to bring your gloves, pants and closed-toe shoes. The CCPYPM association - Centre de culture populaire Ypiranga de Pastinha Martinique - aims to promote urban agriculture that protects biodiversity, brings people and nature closer together and fosters a better social life.CCPYPM aims to promote social cohesion and integration through work, and currently manages two sites: the experimental shared urban garden at Trenelle Citron and the Ecolieu at Tivoli. Beyond this, CCPYPM runs the Jaden Lanmou in the Terres Sainville district, is involved in two self-sustaining gardens with an aquaponics system and a henhouse at the Ducos Prison, and provides free delivery of food aid - vegetables and fresh fruit - as well as a social watch service for beneficiaries. CCPYPM is also active throughout the island, coordinating a network of initiatives and spin-offs of shared gardens and medicinal plant libraries. WHATSAPP 0696 19 78 92 Ancienne carriere de Grosse Roche, Trenelle Citron, Fort de France, 0696 19 78 92

TARRUS RILEY The SUPERMAN Tarrus Riley is much more than just a singer, he's one of the leading voices in modern reggae, an artist who has combined his roots heritage with soulful energy and lyrics that speak of love, awareness and spirituality. Since the early 2000s, he has been rocking stages around the world with classics such as She's Royal, Gimme Likkle One Drop, Good Girl Gone Bad and Human Nature. His unique voice and charisma make him one of the most respected artists of his generation. Born in New York but raised in Jamaica, son of the legendary Jimmy Riley, he embodies the continuity and renewal of reggae. With his musical director Dean Fraser, he has built a universe where each track is a celebration of life, love and resistance. His albums (Parables, Contagious, Love Situation...) have become benchmarks, and his collaborations with international artists have confirmed his status as a global reggae star. Reemah Originally from St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Reemah is described as one of the most talented and eagerly awaited reggae artists of her generation. Her stage presence, spiritual strength and powerful messages set her apart from the rest, making her one of those artists who leave their mark on people's minds and raise their spirits. Her reggae is a call to truth, healing, resistance and light. With tracks like "Don't Want Nothing", "Everbless" and her critically acclaimed conscious anthems, she has established herself as an essential voice of the modern roots movement. On stage, Reemah captivates. She doesn't just sing: she transmits, she unites, she uplifts. SHANKY An emblematic figure of the 90s, Skanky shaped the DNA of Martinican reggae/dancehall. His voice, flow and authenticity marked an entire generation and continue to inspire today's scene. When he takes to the stage, the whole history of peyi reggae comes to life. Hailing from Le Francois, and having made his name with Digital HiFi, Ragga Soul and Metal Sound, he has carried the colors of Martinique high with raw energy, a style that is instantly recognizable and a stage presence that thrills every audience. This year, he's joining us to celebrate the culture, roots and power of Caribbean reggae. Expect a moment full of emotion, memories and authentic vibes. A REGGAE THERAPY PRODUCTION event Reggae Therapy, Zac de Taupiniere, Le Diamant, +596 696 31 43 11, prod.reggaetherapy@gmail.com

ECLATSPROD presents EDGAR YVES in his show "VIGILANCE" Following the success of his shows J'vais l'faire , Certifie Taquin and Solide , Edgar Yves returns to the stage with a new show that's even more daring and hard-hitting! A French-Beninese humorist with boundless energy, he has established himself as one of the leading figures on the French stand-up scene. His humor combines corrosive punchlines, reflections on our society and a commitment to intelligent, responsible freedom of expression. In recent years, Edgar Yves has enjoyed immense success in the West Indies, where he has forged a strong bond with his audience. He'll be back in France with his exceptional new show, not to be missed! In 2026, Edgar Yves returns, more inspired than ever, with a show that combines laughter, emotion and hard-hitting truths. TICKETS Grand Carbet du Parc culturel Aime Cesaire, Place Jose Marti, Fort de France

Tropiques Atrium Scene Nationale, 6 rue Jacques Cazotte, Fort-de-France, 0596 70 79 29