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Bazar Domaine Spesyal - Festival Kreol

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10/10/2026 - 10:00 to 10/10/2026 - 18:00

Bazar Domaine Spesyal Festival Kreol

A lokazyon Festival Kreol 2026, Konsey Nasyonal Resours e Leritaz Sesel an kolaborasyon avek Departman Kiltir pe organiz Bazar Domaine Spesyal Sanmdi le 10 Oktob 2026 kot Domaine de Val des Pres, Au Cap aparti 10er bomaten ziska 6er diswar.

Vin dekouver en varyete manze kreol, enkli lavyann lokal, bouden, graton parmi lezot. Pou annan zwe tradisyonnel tel ki domino, hoopla, roll a roupee, larou, lastik,loudo, sot lakord pou adlit osi byen ki zanfan.

Dan lapremidi pou annan Dite 3er avek sa bon efizyon lokal tel ki sitronnel, tok marya, lanmant e gro bonm.

Bal kreol avek Benn Lansiv 3er ziska 6er diswar. Lanrantre I gratwit

Parey labitid bann vander lartizana, fler, legim, gro manze, zi lokal pou la zot osi.

Vin an fanmir, vin eksperyans e selebre nou kiltir e tradisyon Kreol Seselwa!

Bazar Domaine Spesyal - Festival Kreol

10/10/2026 - 10:00 - 10/10/2026 - 18:00

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Bazar Domaine Spesyal - Festival Kreol

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