Events
in Martinique

ECLATSPROD,1D Production and 1.618 present FELIX DHJAN in his show, "NUANCES" Felix Dhjan plays with the modern world with a very singular style - a subtle blend of laughter and reflection on subjects as profound as they are offbeat. Were we this complex before the invention of the mirror? Why does other people's happiness confront us with our own misery? From firefighter to trader... what does it mean to be a good guy? And from the chimpanzee to Elon Musk... how have we progressed? Racist or anti-racist? Feminist or Misogynist? Pro-Vax or Anti-Vax? Why have we become so binary? A mix of background themes, unique body language and improvisation, all enhanced by a disconcerting ease on stage, Felix brings us a raw, authentic and hilarious show. Not recommended for children under 12. TICKETS Grand Carbet du Parc culturel Aime Cesaire, Place Jose Marti, Fort de France

ECLATSPROD EN ACCORD AVEC JUICE PRODUCTION PRESENTE REDOUANE BOUGHERABA DANS SON SPECTACLE "A JAMAIS" Apres avoir rempli le stade Velodrome, Redouane Bougheraba présente son nouveau spectacle. Redouane performs a show that mixes self-deprecation, improvisation and legendary asides with the audience. He tells his own story and paints a realistic portrait of his life, with universal and topical themes such as marriage, his travels and relationships between men and women. The first Marseillais to take part in the Jamel Comedy Club, he was also in the cast of Mouloud Achour's film Mechants, as well as Grand Corps Malade and Medhi Idir's La Vie Scolaire, and is the star comedian on Mouloud Achour's show CLIQUE. TICKETS Grand Carbet du Parc culturel Aime Cesaire, Place Jose Marti, Fort de France

Every Saturday, Le 33 opens a space dedicated to canvas painting and free expression. A workshop led by Kheiran (@kembyart), a visual artist, where you're accompanied step by step in your creation, whether you arrive with a precise idea or simply the desire to explore. Paint, search, test, try again: the workshop is designed as an accessible creative time, with no prerequisites, where everyone can progress at their own pace. Every Saturday 11:00 - 12:30 Ages 13 and up Le 33 - Tiers-lieu Culturel, 33 Rue Perrinon, Fort-de-France, +596 696 50 55 00 La Station Culturelle, 33 rue Perrinon, Fort-de-France, 0696 50 55 00

The city will vibrate to the rhythm of culture, tradition, sport, music and carnival. Traditional marches, cultural events, live concerts, sports events, family events and carnival highlights await you in a festive, friendly atmosphere. Fun for all ages! Info: 0596 62 50 01 The City of Sainte-Luce wishes you an excellent Fete Patronale 2026! City of Sainte Luce

Yemanja Beach Club, Allee du Debarcadere, Le Carbet , 0696 27 33 83

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

Nestled in the heart of Martinique in a lush, unspoilt setting, this former sugar mill dwelling in the commune of Schoelcher is revealed... Register now : Number of places limited Reservations: 0596 800 070 Habitation Fonds Rousseau, Lotissement Emeraude, Schoelcher Tourisme Terres du Centre +596 596 800 070

Sunday live Entertainment: DJ Phil will rock the dancefloor Concert: Marius Modeste and his band MM Sax at 8:30pm Guest: Douks Prices: Catering: 25EUR (including gourmet buffet and dessert Reservations : Call 0696 81 93 21 or 06 51 60 22 01 Note: Reservations are for catering only. Alcohol abuse is dangerous to health, consume in moderation. L'ephemere Paradis, 6 rue Du Caret, Anse a l'Ane, Les Trois-Ilets, 0696 81 93 21, +33 6 51 60 22 01

"Painting in Martinique" examines artistic practices in Martinique between 1765 and 1943. More than 150 works retrace the major periods in the history of art in Martinique: from the construction of the dominant colonial imaginary to the aesthetic rebellion led by negritude and surrealism, with the creation of the School of Applied Arts. The exhibition gives an account of the fractures, silences and prejudices, but also of the resistance and struggles from Martinique and Paris, for access to artistic training in public schools and for the development, in the inter-war years, of a Martinican art depicting the people, scenes and landscapes of the peyi. This exhibition has been produced with the exceptional loan and support of the Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac Museum Guided tours: every Wednesday and Friday at 4:30 pm Free activity with no reservation More information on our website https://bit.ly/3xngpZj Photo: JF Gouait Fondation Clement, Habitation Clement, Le Francois