Mauritius Local Events
Since the Island is a multi ethnic society with several religious belief, the various celebrations form part of many Mauritius events through out the year. These events add to an already interesting and colourful island. Most of the festivals in Mauritius have a religious background. Others are considered as traditions to which Mauritians are deeply concerned in preserving, particularly among the younger generation. With time, some of them have changed accordingly though their meanings have stayed concrete. Some have even become public holidays as a sign of respect for the devotees. Make sure you check here regularly to keep up to date with the latest news and events in Mauritius.
Events
Père Laval Feast Day
09/09/2010
Place: Mauritius
Père Laval Feast Day in September marks the anniversary of the Catholic convert-king's death, and pilgrims come from all over the world his shrine at Ste-Croix to pray for miracle cures.
Ganesh Chathurthi
12/09/2010
Place: Mauriius
With its host of cultures and multinational residents, there is no surprise that Mauritius celebrates an equally diverse number of holidays and special events throughout the year, including Ganesh Chathurthi.
Eid-al-Fitr
10/09/2010
Place: Eid-al-Fitr
Ali Campbell in Mauritius for a concert
12/09/2010
Place: SVICC, Les Pailles, Mauritius
Ali Campbell (Alistair Ian Campbell), a British singer and compositor, was one of the foundation members of the UB40 band in 1978. He has been success with this band and there well known song such as Red Red Wine, I got u Babe, Kingston Town and so on. UB40 up to now has sold more than 70 millions of discs in the world.
All Saints' Day
01/11/2010
Place: Mauritius
With its host of cultures and multinational residents, it's no surprise that Mauritius celebrates an equally diverse number of holidays and special events throughout the year, including All Saints' Day and Christmas.
Diwali
05/11/2010
Place: Mauritius
