“Enfin libre, Désirada is the only theatrical adaptation authorized by Maryse Condé of one of her novels, Désirada published by Robert Laffont. Supported by the
In the residence that bears his name, in Fort-de-France, the inauguration of the bust of Pierre Aliker was not just a tribute to an exceptional
Caribbean culture and heritage is not limited to the all-too-familiar clichés of sunshine and beaches, or frozen folkloric images. It is embodied inUNESCO-listed sites, a
Air Transat marks a significant milestone in the air transport sector with the launch of a direct service between Quebec City and Fort-de-France. This initiative,
Pawòl Tras marks Antoine Nabajoth’s return to Martinique on the occasion of his 40th anniversary, in a powerful, visceral exhibition at the Fondation Clément. From
From the very first lines of his story, Shaka Pow embodies the rare alliance between artistic passion and scientific rigor. A veritable phenomenon in Jamaica,
Caribbean Week in New York 2025 marks an essential milestone for the Caribbean tourism sector, taking place from June 1 to 6, 2025 at The
Air Canada marks a further step in its international development strategy with the addition of a second weekly flight between Toronto and Grenada. From June
Held for the first time in Martinique, ACI Airport Day brought together Caribbean and international decision-makers to discuss the major challenges facing air transport. Thanks
Saint Kitts affirms its commitment to sustainable tourism and immersive experiences Present at Seatrade Cruise Global 2025 in Miami, St. Kitts confirmed its determination to
CHIEF 2025, taking place from November 16 to 18 at the Wyndham Grand Barbados Sam Lord’s Castle, promises to be one of the most strategic
On November 4, 2025, the Ariane 6 rocket successfully completed its mission, placing the Sentinel-1D satellite into orbit. Lift-off from the Guiana Space Center in
At the heart of Gwoka, a music listed as aUNESCO intangible cultural heritage site, the Bouladjel remains one of the most mysterious and powerful elements.
The Caribbean is facing growing environmental pressure from the massive arrival of sargassum: brown seaweed that washes up on the coast in large numbers, weakening
A day of sharing, listening and creating with clay In Fort-de-France, in a studious and benevolent atmosphere, some fifteen young people aged 18 to 25
Since October 25, Antigua and Barbuda has been living to the rhythm of the ceremonies, concerts and popular initiatives marking the 44ᵉ anniversary of its
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