EULAC_485 Ecomusee CreoleArt "\r\nTitle\r\nEcomusee CreoleArt\r\n\r\nDescription\r\nThis museum was begun in 1989 by Jocelyn Roumbo and made collaboratively to preserve and show the nature, history, culture & traditions of Guadeloupe. The visit is self-guided and begins with the Jardin Creole, a walkway with herbal, medicinal or edible plants. The panels provide basic information and recipes, myths or anecdotes, making nature a part of culture by discussing customs, traditions and beliefs. Then there are 32 cabinets, each with different objects and texts to represent the communes of Guadeloupe. Each is made by the respective commune. Throughout, there are ateliers where local initiatives are demonstrated (live or on video), combining natural and cultural heritage to work towards environmental and cultural sustainability. The final aspect of the ecomuseum is the history section of period rooms and houses like life-size dioramas from Columbus to local convenience store." This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 693669. c.e.ariese@arch.leidenuniv.nl French, English, Spanish, German Organization TEXT University of St Andrews EULAC Jocelyn Roumbo "\r\nTitle\r\nEcomusee CreoleArt\r\n\r\nDescription\r\nThis museum was begun in 1989 by Jocelyn Roumbo and made collaboratively to preserve and show the nature, history, culture & traditions of Guadeloupe. The visit is self-guided and begins with the Jardin Creole, a walkway with herbal, medicinal or edible plants. The panels provide basic information and recipes, myths or anecdotes, making nature a part of culture by discussing customs, traditions and beliefs. Then there are 32 cabinets, each with different objects and texts to represent the communes of Guadeloupe. Each is made by the respective commune. Throughout, there are ateliers where local initiatives are demonstrated (live or on video), combining natural and cultural heritage to work towards environmental and cultural sustainability. The final aspect of the ecomuseum is the history section of period rooms and houses like life-size dioramas from Columbus to local convenience store." 16.312602 -61.705538