Events
in Martinique

A fascinating witness to the history of Martinique and the founding of Fort de France, Fort Saint-Louis opens its doors to welcome you to the heart of its ramparts and fortified bastions. A tour steeped in history, with a remarkable view over the Baie des Flamands. Active naval base, headquarters of the French Navy's high command for the Antilles-Guyana zone. Guided tours Tuesday to Saturday Fort Saint Louis, Boulevard Chevalier Sainte-Marthe, Fort-de-France Office de Tourisme Centre Martinique, 29 rue Victor Hugo, Fort-de-France, 0596 80 00 70

During your visit, you can : Self-guided or guided individual or group tours of the Paul GAUGUIN and Charles LAVAL Martinique creations room. Access to the interactive multimedia games room: 3D immersion and virtual reality in GAUGUIN's paintings Multiplayer quizzes 2 multimedia game terminals Access to the temporary exhibition room featuring local and Caribbean artists and craftsmen The Centre d'Interpretation du Patrimoine Paul GAUGUIN is delighted to welcome FRESQUES DE VIES, a group exhibition of young artists, from December 17 to 30, 2024: Johanna GOUYER Les Z'artistes de Noe Children hospitalized at the CHNC du Carbet assisted by PriscArt Come and support them. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 9:30am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm CIP Gauguin, Anse Turin, LE CARBET . contact@paulgauguinmartinique.fr tel. 0696 808096 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 09h30 - 17h00 Centre d'Interpretation Paul Gauguin - ancien Musee Gauguin, Anse Turin, Le Carbet, 0596 51 53 13

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