The Centre d’Interprétation du Patrimoine Paul Gauguin, also known as the Paul Gauguin Heritage Interpretation Center, is a cultural destination in Le Carbet, Martinique, dedicated to exploring the artist’s connection with the island. The center’s story is closely linked to Gauguin’s time in Martinique in 1887, before his later departure for Tahiti. Its materials highlight this period and the local landscapes that shaped his experience, including Anse Turin and the harbor of Saint-Pierre, depicted in his work.

Visitors can learn about Gauguin and Martinique’s artistic heritage through the center’s interpretation activities and events. Its program has included drawing and painting workshops for children, adult drawing lessons, and creative activities such as mask-making workshops. The center also shares a public agenda of cultural events and provides information to help visitors plan a visit. Located in the Anse Turin area of Le Carbet, the center offers an opportunity to connect art, place, and local history. Opening hours and activities may vary, so visitors can contact the center directly for current details.