
Photo : Marie-Charlotte Loreille, Julien Le Dreff, Loys Regent
Creole Performed Tours 2026
Let yourself be carried away by an immersive experience at the heart of Creole imaginaries.
MAIF Social Club (Paris 3rd)
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Three storytellers, Igo Drané, Edma, and Suzy Ronel, accompanied by musicians, take turns guiding you through a sensitive and vibrant tour of the exhibition Semons nos résistances (Sowing Our Resistance). To the rhythm of bouladjel, percussion, guitar, and bamboo flute, language becomes music and leads you on a cultural, festive, and interactive walk. Between French and Creole, stories blend with sounds to resonate the richness of cultures from the Indian Ocean to the Caribbean. Presented as part of the tenth edition of the Mois Kréyol Festival, this tour becomes a true sensory journey: colorful, lively, and deeply rooted in oral traditions. A unique experience where the exhibition is discovered differently—to be heard, felt, and shared.
Our take on this event
Step into a sensory experience where storytelling meets live music to breathe life into the exhibition. This immersive journey blends rhythms from the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean, offering a soulful exploration of traditions. Perfect for anyone looking to feel the power of oral histories rather than just reading about them.
Experience the Semons nos résistances exhibition through the Creoles Performed Tours, running from November 18 to November 21, 2026, at the MAIF Social Club. Guided by storytellers Igo Drané, Edma, and Suzy Ronel, alongside talented musicians, you will embark on a sensory journey exploring Caribbean and Indian Ocean cultures. Using instruments like the bamboo flute, guitar, and percussion, the performers blend French and Creole languages to turn the exhibition visit into an interactive musical narrative. This event, part of the tenth edition of the Mois Kréyol Festival, is completely free to attend and offers a unique, rhythmic way to engage with the displayed works in the 3rd arrondissement.
From November 18 to November 21, 2026, the MAIF Social Club hosts the Creoles Performed Tours as part of the tenth annual Mois Kréyol Festival. This event reimagines the experience of the Semons nos résistances exhibition through the lens of oral tradition and live performance.
Storytellers Igo Drané, Edma, and Suzy Ronel lead the way, accompanied by musicians performing on traditional instruments including the bamboo flute, guitar, and various percussions. By weaving together the French and Creole languages, the group creates a lively, interactive atmosphere that celebrates the cultural heritage of the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean. The performance turns a standard exhibition visit into an immersive, sensory exploration of sound and story.
These sessions are free of charge. Visitors are invited to participate in this festive and auditory discovery located in the heart of the 3rd arrondissement of Paris.











