Events
in Martinique

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

Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, consume in moderation. Kinky Mango, Hauts de Californie, Le Lamentin

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

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

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

Alcohol abuse is dangerous to health, consume in moderation. Resto Grill Le Jardin L'Acte II+, Quartier Sans Souci, Le Vauclin, 0696 08 97 67