Events
in Martinique

Bernard DAVID was a Cure-Historien from 1970 to 1998 in Le Diamant, who donated his documentary holdings and collection of traditional heritage objects to the Commune. On the ground floor, the permanent exhibition room deals with the history of Le Diamant through the collection of Bernard DAVID and donors from Martinique, presenting : - The Amerindians and archaeological pieces of pre-Columbian art found in Le Diamant. - La Canne a sucre et l'Habitation sucriere et ses formes a sucre - Medard ARIBOT's biography and art collection. - From the Rocher area, enriched with videotransmission of the avian fauna via cameras placed on the Diamond Rock. http://www.rocherdudiamant.com/ - Traditional domestic objects On the first floor, there are : - Bernard DAVID's personal library of 1854 works, including his publications (les proverbes creoles, le dictionnaire biographique du Clerge, ... and all his research into the history of Le Diamant and Martinique (the genealogy of the Carole and Saint-Aime families, immigrants, La traite negriere a destination de Martinique 1698-1794...). Opening hours Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Espace Museographique Bernard David, 39 rue Justin Roc, Le Diamant, 0596 66 07 36

A place of remembrance and testimony to the life of Aimé Césaire. Aimé Césaire, a Martinican man of letters and politician, worked in this office first as mayor and later as honorary mayor of the city of Fort-de-France. Inaugurated on June 26, 2013—the date of his 100th birthday—the Aimé Césaire Office welcomes you on the first floor of the former City Hall. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.; Wednesday and Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Former City Hall, 116 Rue Victor Severe, Fort-de-France, 0596 59 61 33

Fort-de-France International Half Marathon, www.semimartinique.com, 0596 39 31 02

City of Lamentin

An Exceptional MEET-AND-GREET AND DANCE PARTY ;-P hosted by *? DJ EARWING*. The best of ZOUK, KONPA (70%), and Caribbean and international music from yesterday and today (30%).? It’s gonna be a wild Zouuuuuk party, Reeeed ;-P??<3. Color Code: (Wristband at the Door) ? Green = Single ? Yellow = Up for Anything ? Red = In a Relationship. Arrive early to enjoy it to the maxxx?? ? RESERVATIONS +596.696.659774 (WhatsApp) Ticket Office: Bizouk Le Club, 2 Avenue Paul Nardal, behind the Aimé Césaire Floral Park, Fort-de-France

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

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

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

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

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