Concert halls Fort-De-France

Inaugurated in 1998, Tropiques Atrium is based on a multidisciplinary program open to the Caribbean, Europe, and the world. This EPCC (Public Establishment for Cultural Cooperation) hosts shows, exhibitions, festivals but also animations or congresses. Equipped with two multi-purpose halls and numerous dedicated spaces, it was born from the merging of the CMAC and the Atrium and benefits from the Scène nationale label of the Ministry of Culture. The structure programs about 160 very diverse performances per season.

This former city hall has transformed into a charming little theater which offers a diverse, quality program each season. Inaugurated on September 21, 1901, after 15 years of work, the building was renamed Aimé Césaire, following the death of the great writer in 2008, who had long been based within its walls. Its neoclassical style and its facade stamped with the city's coat of arms (laurel, crown, axe, and lictors' bundle) are the pride of the Martinique people.