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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Jazz up your Thanksgiving with this Haitian macaroni recipe

Looking to elevate your Thanksgiving? Try Cindy Similien-Johnson’s Haitian macaroni gratin—cheesy, creamy, and oh-so-delicious! Featured in Let’s Speak Haitian Food, it’s a simple way to bring Haitian flavor and heritage to your holiday table. The post Jazz up your Thanksgiving with this Haitian macaroni recipe appeared first on The Haitian Times. Jazz up your Thanksgiving with this Haitian macaroni recipe was first posted on November 27, 2024 at 9:48 am.

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From language to religion, Haitian culture bears Indigenous Taino influences

We revisit the lasting impact of the Taino people on Haiti's culture. From Vodou and Creole language to music and celebrations, their influence endures despite their near extinction in the 1500s. Discover how Taino traditions shape Haiti’s identity today, from the word “Ayiti” to musical instruments like maracas and güiro. The post From language to religion, Haitian culture bears Indigenous Taino influences appeared first on The Haitian Times. From language to religion, Haitian culture bears Indigenous Taino influences was first […]

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8 Haitian holiday drinks to add to your celebrations

Did we miss any great Haitian drinks to add to the holiday dinner table? Which one of these would you bring to a friend’s house? From spiced chokolat to tangy choublak and fragrant homemade liqueurs, these 8 Haitian beverages are perfect for adding warmth, nostalgia, and bold flavors to your holiday celebrations. The post 8 Haitian holiday drinks to add to your celebrations appeared first on The Haitian Times. 8 Haitian holiday drinks to add to your celebrations was first […]

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Haitian and Caribbean films spotlighted at African Diaspora Film Festival in NYC

Love movies? Need weekend plans? Dive into Caribbean stories at NYC’s African Diaspora Film Festival, Nov. 29–Dec. 15. The Haitian Times highlights films like Haiti’s dark comedy Kidnapping Inc. and Sugar Cane Malice, a documentary on exploitation in the Dominican Republic. With over 65 films, the festival celebrates Black narratives worldwide. The post Haitian and Caribbean films spotlighted at African Diaspora Film Festival in NYC appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haitian and Caribbean films spotlighted at African Diaspora Film […]

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Novelist Dany Laferrière takes center stage at Martinique’s literary celebration

Haitian-born author Dany Laferrière is the guest of honor at the third edition of Festival en Pays Rêvé in Martinique. This year’s festival brings together 16 writers from four continents, including acclaimed authors like Alain Mabanckou, Suzanne Dracius, and Tania de Montaigne, alongside three Martinican writers. Laferrière will present his latest work, "Un Certain Art de Vivre," alongside events promoting accessibility and inclusion. The post Novelist Dany Laferrière takes center stage at Martinique’s literary celebration appeared first on The Haitian […]

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Port-de-Paix play blends comedy and tragedy to inspire Haiti’s youth

A Port-de-Paix theater group captivated audiences with Respekte Paran W, a play urging youth to value parental guidance. Through humor and drama, ZKZ tackled issues like teen pregnancy and rebellion, inspiring families to unite for Haiti's future. The post Port-de-Paix play blends comedy and tragedy to inspire Haiti’s youth appeared first on The Haitian Times. Port-de-Paix play blends comedy and tragedy to inspire Haiti’s youth was first posted on November 22, 2024 at 11:27 am.

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The sounds and sights of Gonaïves’ Vodou festival captivate audiences, challenge stereotypes and foster resilience

Under the glow of candles and vibrant lights, Gonaïves’ second annual Vodou festival celebrates Haitian heritage through music, dance, and rituals. While insecurity lingers, Vodou practitioners reject claims of gang ties, focusing instead on unity and resilience. Festival runs weekends through Jan. 6, 2025. The post The sounds and sights of Gonaïves’ Vodou festival captivate audiences, challenge stereotypes and foster resilience appeared first on The Haitian Times. The sounds and sights of Gonaïves’ Vodou festival captivate audiences, challenge stereotypes and […]

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Brooklyn’s Tadia Toussaint’s Emmy nod underscores her knack for elevating marginalized voices in NYC

Emmy-nominated filmmaker Tadia Toussaint sheds light on NYC’s housing inequities in her latest documentary. A Brooklyn native and former Haitian Times journalist, Toussaint blends advocacy and artistry. The post Brooklyn’s Tadia Toussaint’s Emmy nod underscores her knack for elevating marginalized voices in NYC appeared first on The Haitian Times. Brooklyn’s Tadia Toussaint’s Emmy nod underscores her knack for elevating marginalized voices in NYC was first posted on November 20, 2024 at 3:23 pm.

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