From June 10 to 30, 2026, Freddy Kitchen - followed by a large international community - will take possession of the site for a residency conceived as an encounter between West Africa and the contemporary Caribbean. For three weeks, the restaurant will be transformed into a truly immersive cultural space, combining gastronomy, music, visual creation and conversations around contemporary Afro-Caribbean identities. Inspired by major cultural biennials and contemporary creative spaces, the African Pavilion has been conceived as a sensory and aesthetic experience exploring the historical, cultural and artistic links between the Caribbean territories and various African countries. Natural textures, warm lights, artisanal materials, sounds, flavors and visual installations will compose a universe conceived as a living dialogue between Afro-diasporic cultures. During this residency, Freddy Kitchen will offer a cuisine inspired by his West African roots, revisited with the products, spices and energy of Martinique. A special menu and several exclusive creations will be offered throughout the event. Artist Aurelie Chantelly will also be presenting a photographic installation imagined especially for the African Pavilion, focusing on contemporary Afro-Caribbean memories, territories and aesthetics. A program combining gastronomy, music and culture June 10 -- Opening DJ set June 18 -- Podcast & cultural conversation June 25 -- Talk & artistic encounter Through this project, Chez Lucrece affirms its desire to create immersive cultural experiences where hospitality, design, gastronomy, music and contemporary creation dialogue in a single space. More than just an event, PAVILLON AFRICAIN is a celebration of the cross-influences between Africa and the Caribbean, in a colorful Rue Coloree transformed into a popular gathering place for the duration of the 2026 World Cup. Chez Lucrece, 22 rue Garnier Pages, Fort-de-France, 0596 71 09 28