Local artisans turn Port-de-Paix fair into a celebration of Haitian pride, despite floods

Port-de-Paix artisans defied floods to celebrate Haitian culture at the agro-artisanal fair, showcasing crafts, food, and inspiring resilience. The post Local artisans turn Port-de-Paix fair into a celebration of Haitian pride, despite floods appeared first on The Haitian Times. Local artisans turn Port-de-Paix fair into a celebration of Haitian pride, despite floods was first posted on December 16, 2024 at 12:16 pm.

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Haitians heartbroken after death of legendary pianist Jude James Fortuné

A key figure in the Haitian cultural scene, Jude James Fortuné, has left his mark on several generations with his exceptional talent and dedication to musical art. He was often calm when he played and appeared to do so effortlessly. When he stood on stage, the only dynamism from his body was from his fingers, which used to race on his keyboard. The post Haitians heartbroken after death of legendary pianist Jude James Fortuné appeared first on The Haitian Times. […]

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4 must-attend Haitian cultural events in New York this December

Discover NYC’s Haitian cultural scene this December. The post 4 must-attend Haitian cultural events in New York this December appeared first on The Haitian Times. 4 must-attend Haitian cultural events in New York this December was first posted on December 8, 2024 at 9:07 am.

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Carimi members reunite with enduring chemistry after 8-year hiatus

The Carimi band members—Mickael Guirand, Richard Cavé, and Carlo Vieux—reuniting for the upcoming concert exemplify a rare success story of Haitian men reconciling and collaborating again after going their separate ways. The post Carimi members reunite with enduring chemistry after 8-year hiatus appeared first on The Haitian Times. Carimi members reunite with enduring chemistry after 8-year hiatus was first posted on December 5, 2024 at 10:12 am.

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Meet Schaëlda Joseph: The teacher inspiring Haitian youth with Creole and cultural pride

Schaëlda Joseph is using Creole and cultural pride to inspire Haiti's youth. From classrooms to Toastmasters, she’s fostering a generation of confident leaders, reshaping Haiti’s future through empowerment. The post Meet Schaëlda Joseph: The teacher inspiring Haitian youth with Creole and cultural pride appeared first on The Haitian Times. Meet Schaëlda Joseph: The teacher inspiring Haitian youth with Creole and cultural pride was first posted on December 4, 2024 at 8:13 am.

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Honoring freedom where it began: Fort-Liberté’s annual commemoration of Haiti’s independence

In recognition of Fort-Liberté’s historical place of Haïti’s drafting and the first proclamation of its Act of Independence, Lesly Voltaire, president of Haiti’s Presidential Transitional Council, issued a decree on November 29, 2024, officially designating the date as a national day for reflection and research on the historical events surrounding Haiti’s independence. The announcement was made at Fort-Liberté commemoration of the day marking the drafting and the first proclamation of Haiti’s Act of Independence in 1803. The post Honoring freedom […]

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Haiti’s Artibonite announces new security measures after new gang attack in Dessalines left 3 dead, multiple injuries and homes set ablaze | BREAKING NEWS

Three people, including two men and one woman, were killed, homes burned, and cattle stolen in a Gran Grif gang attack on Dessalines, Artibonite. Armed assailants stormed Poste Pierrot, forcing farmers to flee while looting their homes. Police have announced new security measures, but residents remain skeptical, citing past failures to address escalating violence. The post Haiti’s Artibonite announces new security measures after new gang attack in Dessalines left 3 dead, multiple injuries and homes set ablaze | BREAKING NEWS […]

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Take a walk through Overtown’s history with this free photo exhibit

Overtown’s Photographic Journey, 1920-1950. This free exhibit at the Miami Riverside Center features over 80 photos showcasing life in one of Miami’s oldest neighborhoods. During the Jim Crow era, Overtown was nicknamed “Colored Town” due to its predominantly Black and Brown residents, including a significant Haitian population. The exhibition is open to the public through Jan. 14, 2025. The post Take a walk through Overtown’s history with this free photo exhibit appeared first on The Haitian Times. Take a walk […]

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Haitian flavors liven up traditional American menus

The Haitian Times highlights must-try dishes for your holiday menu! From savory bannann peze and diri djondjon to sweet pen patat and kremas, these Haitian American classics are sure to make your meal unforgettable. How does your holiday dinner menu match up to these Haitian American classics? The post Haitian flavors liven up traditional American menus appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haitian flavors liven up traditional American menus was first posted on November 28, 2024 at 8:00 am.

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