The ephemeral museum dedicated to natural history, located in Grand-Case, opens its doors every Tuesday from 18 p.m. to 22 p.m. as part of the Tardis of Grand-Case. This month, a special exhibition is on the theme “Women, people of color”. And the program has been enriched: "The stories of five fascinating but historically neglected personalities have been added, including Catalina de Ayahibex, a chief of the 16th century Taino tribe who was an expert on indigenous plants, and Charlotte Dugée, a woman of free color from the 18th century, a talented botanical artist from Santo Domingo ”, specifies the association Les Fruits de Mer.
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