A group of young Seychellois women residing in Australia have found a way to promote the culture of the Indian Ocean islands through dancing held a performance on Saturday, to coincide with Seychelles’ Creole Festival. Called “Kouler Kreol” (Creole Colour), the group of three, is spreading the popular dances of Seychelles through Melbourne, Australia. “Collectively, Kouler Kreol is more than just a traditional dance group. As we all agree it is an incredible opportunity to showcase our culture, heritage and history to Australia and the world,” said Lorraine Mondon, one of the group’s members. According to Lorraine, Kouler Kreol performs all over Melbourne at various events, such as parties, weddings, and cultural events. “The purpose of this group was to include Seychelles and their people who have been living abroad, and provide them with a piece of home at their events as that option was very scarce in Melbourne,” said