The second edition of Festival Nou Leritaz is set to take place from October 21 to 24 at the French Institute in Mauritius. This year's event is supported by L'Express and aims to promote and preserve the island nation's living heritage. The festival features a range of activities, including audiovisual presentations, literary discussions, and musical performances. The program is open to the public free of charge, except for the closing concert.
This year's festival puts a spotlight on literature and language, with a special focus on Kreol Morisien. One of the highlights is the dikte an kreol morisien, a dictation session led by Cloé Édouard. Another event features Shenaz Patel discussing the works of Léoville L'Homme, a renowned Mauritian writer. These events aim to promote the island's rich literary heritage and encourage the use of Kreol Morisien.
The festival also celebrates the history of radio in Mauritius, with a discussion on the topic featuring journalist Ritvik Neerbun. A documentary titled De l'Est au Sud will be screened, showcasing the history of radio in the region. The event aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving the island's cultural heritage.
The festival's program includes a range of activities designed to engage the public and promote cultural exchange. The event encourages people to come together and celebrate the island's rich heritage. The festival's organizers hope that it will inspire people to take an interest in preserving and promoting Mauritius' cultural legacy.
The second edition of Festival Nou Leritaz is a follow-up to the successful inaugural event. The festival has been designed to be an annual celebration of the island's heritage. This year's event promises to be just as exciting, with a range of activities and performances that showcase the best of Mauritian culture.
The festival's focus on literature and language is particularly significant, given the importance of preserving the island's cultural identity. The events aim to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of Kreol Morisien and Mauritian literature. By celebrating the island's heritage, the festival hopes to inspire a new generation of Mauritians to take pride in their cultural roots.
The closing concert on October 24 promises to be a highlight of the festival, featuring a range of musical performances. The event aims to bring people together and celebrate the island's rich cultural heritage. With its diverse program and range of activities, Festival Nou Leritaz is set to be an unforgettable experience for all who attend.
Key points
- The second edition of Festival Nou Leritaz takes place from October 21 to 24 at the French Institute in Mauritius.
- This year's festival focuses on literature and language, with a special emphasis on Kreol Morisien.
- The event aims to promote and preserve Mauritius' living heritage, with a range of activities and performances.
