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Spectacle de Booder Ah... l'ecole ! Apres l'enorme succes de Booder is back , Booder a repris son cahier et son crayon quatre couleurs pour nous ecrire un spectacle drole et touchant sur l'ecole. De L'ecole de son enfance a celle de son fils aujourd'hui, il nous brosse avec humour le portrait du systeme scolaire. Un systeme scolaire en peril qui pourtant est la base du bien etre de nos enfants. Tout y passe. Ses copains, le harcelement scolaire, la recree, ses profs. Connu pour les cours particuliers hilarants donnes a son fils, Il revient avec, dans son cartable, un spectacle pour toute la famille Billetterie Bizouk Hall Pelliere Donatien, Stade Louis Achille, rue Marie Therese Gertrude, Bellevue, Fort de France

EXHIBITION "22 Mai : Regards d'artistes" As part of the commemoration of the Abolition of Slavery, the City of Riviere-Salee invites you to discover the exhibition 22 Mai : Regards d'artistes , from May 19 to 29, 2026 at the Centre Culturel de Riviere-Salee. Through their works, the artists propose a sensitive reflection on memory, identity and freedom. An artistic exhibition that invites remembrance, transmission and dialogue between memories. Exhibiting artists: o Steph Destin o Stephanie Destin o Phil o Manioc o Naam o Marc Barbot Centre Culturel de Riviere-Salee - 11 rue Joinville Saint-Prix Exhibition on view from May 19 to 29, 2026 (during opening hours) Vernissage: Tuesday May 19, 2026 at 7pm. An intermezzo of dance and declamation is planned. The City of Riviere-Salee looks forward to welcoming you to this cultural and memorial event. HOURS Monday to Friday 07:30 to 13:30 Monday & Thursday 14:30 to 17:00 Centre culturel du bourg, rue Joinville, Riviere Salee, 0596 68 70 61

As part of the Month of Memories, the Archives Territoriales invites you to a round-table discussion devoted to La Revue des Colonies, diasporic networks and the abolitionist struggles that have marked our history.A moment of exchange and reflection around the struggles for freedom, intellectual resistance and the voices that have helped to change consciousness.Speakers: Jessica BALGUY - Historian specializing in slavery and the French West Indies Maria BELIAEVA SOLOMON - Lecturer at the University of Maryland Abel LOUIS - PhD in history from the University of the West Indies and GuyanaAn enriching encounter to better understand the historical and memorial legacies that still shape our society today. Prior registration is essential: archives-inscription@collectivitedemartinique.mq HORIZONS Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 7.45am to 5.30pm Wednesday and Friday: 7.45am to 1pm Archives Territoriales de Martinique, 19 avenue Saint-John Perse, Morne Tartenson, Fort-de-France, 0596 55 43 43

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Tropiques Atrium . Salle Frantz FanonReservation: urlr.me/ra2DqRAs part of her doctoral research into the processes of professional choreographic creation in Martinique, Jesika Orsinet finds that contemporary dance is the dominant language. As a choreographer, rather than seeking to reflect Martinique's identity in this expression, she chooses to start from Bele culture. Looking at this heritage differently, rediscovering and reappropriating it to elaborate a language that reaffirms a cultural singularity... Her research is anchored in the intrinsic principles of bele and developed around the fundamentals of dance. Her explorations during the residency not only opened up numerous avenues of reflection, but also led to the conception of the first tools for choreographic writing and the transmission of technique. It's this process, between questioning and experimentation, that she invites you to discover. Tropiques Atrium, 6 rue Jacques Cazotte, Fort de France, 0596 70 79 29