The Majors Girls de Montpellier turn public space into a living celebration, blending choreography, sequins, and a spirit of sisterhood in a joyful celebration of the collective.
The Majors Girls de Montpellier take over Paris with their majorette demonstrations. Between dynamic choreography and perfectly mastered baton tosses, each appearance celebrates both technique and the joy of being together. The troupe tells its story through movement and the magic of its costumes, bringing together shared memories, collective energy, and a spirit of passing things on. A true ode to passion, friendship, and the unbreakable bonds that unite them, their performances invite the public into their world. The energy of these women, nurtured by years of closeness, transforms the streets and squares of Paris into a vibrant, warm space for live performance — offering, for Nuit Blanche, much more than a show: a moment of sharing, sisterhood, and... sequins! The Majors Girls de Montpellier are an emblematic majorette troupe, founded in 1964 by Mme Jacques Suzette. Much more than an artistic collective, they embody a true story of friendship and loyalty, woven over the years. Trained in the American discipline of twirling, they have won over French and international stages, from Barcelone to Valence, all the way to the world championships in Eindhoven. Today, under the direction of Josy Jacques, with an average age of 60, they continue the adventure with undiminished passion, combining dance, virtuosity, and a palpable closeness that is the strength of their troupe. - The Majors Girls perform at the Bassin de la Villette at 7 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. - On the parvis de l’Hôtel de Ville at 9:40 p.m. The Majors Girls de Montpellier present majorette demonstrations near the floating installation À contre-courant by Mr. & Mr. At 7 p.m. and 11:50 p.m. Nuit Blanche 2026: follow Mr. & Mr.’s journey back up the Seine day by day. Feature
Source: paris.fr — photo: © Majors Girls de Montpellier