Do you feel like partying? For this weekend, there are endless nights out for every taste. Browse our guide and make your choice! Runweb is delighted to present you its cultural diary and of course, its good tips.

Concert

Party Mix DJ Mika at Saint-Gilles-Les-Bains

One of the most famous DJ in Réunion Island, always distinctive and rhythmical…
It all started in Réunion Island for him, from the vinyls shop in Asia to South Africa to the discovery of many artists such as Nick Warren, Dave Seaman (best of Underground), Danny Howells… to the residence of Bug (Saint-Pierre) and to electro temple.

Friday 7th, Saturday 8th February
From 11 00pm
Jungle Village
131 rue Général de Gaulle
97434 Saint-Gilles Les Bains

Drama

Intérieur Nuit (modern circus) in Saint-Denis

In close collaboration with Jacques Bertrand (lighting technician) and Christophe Sechet (composer and musician), Jean-Baptiste André is pleased to propose an innovative piece of work, on the dividing line between many artistic disciplines.
The artist makes use of body movements along with contortion, choreography and video to present a showpiece based on the concept of equilibrium and space.
The audience is led up to wonder about the relationship between time and space, inner and outer aspects and real and imaginary.

The circus arts link the dance with drama, video and electronic music to explore the body and the metamorphosis which occur. “Intérieur nuit” is more than a mere show, it’s a show that the audience should experience, a moment of intimacy and closeness to share.

Saturday 8th Fevruary at 08 00pm
Champ Fleuri Theatre in Saint-Denis
Ticket price: 20-14€

Exhibition

The exhibition of Patrick Manoro, yesteryear toys in Salazie!

Being a tourist guide, Patrick Manoro is also an all-round artist, sometimes musician, sometimes singer and storyteller. With this exhibition, he aims at highlighting his skills as a visual artist, to plunge us back into childhood, and to relive these moments of happiness where time does not matter. In the past, he says, “our parents were very poor, and we needed to find something to play with!”

Through this exhibition, the artist wants to show about forty of “yesteryear toys” to parents and kids of today. It’ll be either the artist who will explain about the use of the toys or there’ll be short illustrative texts fixed on various boards! You can even play with a few of the toys as a case of toys will be available!
But the artist does not want to stop there! His aim: exhibits all across the island and shares some of his experience, which he poetically names the “Belle Époque”!

By the end of this exhibition, the artist anticipates to publish a book of about forty pages, which in addition to the presentation of the toys, includes anecdotes and memories of each visitor during the exhibition.

So, come and discover the exhibition of Patrick Manoro which will be held at the Tourist Office in Salazie:

Up to Wednesday 26 March 2008
Small square of Hell-Bourg
Open from Monday to Saturday from 09 00am to 12 15pm and from 01 00pm to 05 00pm
For further information, please call on 0262 47 89 89