2018 Martinique Carnival Programme
JANUARY January 6 : Kaval Bwennzeng Festival – Konkou Lavwa Vidé – La Savane, Fort de France 7:00 pm January 14 : Foyal’Parade – Streets of Fort-de-France 3:00 pm January 19 : Night Parade – […]
MARTINIQUE
Alain Phoébé Caprice shares 17 years of painting
Born in 1944 in Fort-de-France (Martinique) of a mother from Sainte-Marie and a father from Le Carbet, Alain Phoébé (this is his real middle name which means “brilliant” in ancient Greek) Caprice has been living […]
Sylviane Cédia, Paul Wamo, Christophe Chassol and Fanm Ki Ka seduced the audience
From October 26 to 29, the 2nd edition of the Bleu Outre Mer Festival, whose theme was this year “Roots and Emergences”, invited the public to attend four concerts at the Memorial ACTe in Pointe-à-Pitre […]
Céline Bernabé : “I am not her, I am the other one”
From October 19th to November 10th , Céline Bernabé, presents at Centre Culturel Rémi Nainsouta in Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe) her second personal exhibition entitled “Projection”. The multidisciplinary Martinican artist who lives in Guadeloupe does not hesitate […]
October 28: a day to celebrate Creole language and culture
Since October 28, 1983, Creole language and culture have been celebrated around the world. If this decision to establish a “special day” to honor this language is welcomed by some, others firmly contest it and […]
The Bleu Outre Mer Festival invites you to a musical journey
As part of the 2nd edition of the Bleu Outre Mer Festival, “Roots and Emergences”, music and singing will be featured at the Memorial ACTe from October 26 to 29. Artists from New Caledonia, Martinique, […]
The “Prix International du Jeune Écrivain de Langue Française” is also open to Caribbean authors
Young authors from the Caribbean region, born between January 1, 1991 and December 31, 2002, can take part in the 34th Prix International du Jeune Écrivain de Langue Française (International Prize for Young French Writers). […]
KARICULTURE.NET celebrates its 1st year of existence
On September 14, 2016, at 8:00 pm, the magazine Kariculture.net was launched on the internet. This project, conceived and prepared for three long years, saw finally the light of day through many sacrifices. Many people […]
Mounia: Yves Saint-Laurent’s ex-muse became a well-known painter
A few years ago, Mounia Orosemane put her fame and her art at the service of orphan children through her association “Mounia pour l’Amour de l’Enfant” (Mounia for the Love of a Child). The former […]
Festivals in the Caribbean : Guadeloupe must do better !
The Caribbean has more than 200 festivals. Almost all the islands have several festivals, obviously, every opportunity is good to create an entertainment. These meetings, which are usually annual, cover a very wide range of […]