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Beloved for its Thursday night RAM concerts and as a gathering place for Haitians and friends of Haiti, the Hotel Oloffson was more than a building—it was a symbol of connection, music and memory. The post From rum punch to rara rhythms: remembering Haiti’s Hotel Oloffson appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The fire that destroyed the iconic Hôtel Oloffson erased a rare refuge where Haiti’s LGBTQ+ community found freedom, safety and a sense of belonging amid social norms and intolerance. The post Port-au-Prince mourns Hotel Oloffson, LGBTQ+ refuge and majestic landmark, lost to criminal fire appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite insecurity, Haiti’s first Women’s Entrepreneurship Fair drew 70 vendors and big crowds for handmade goods, cosmetics, spices and local food. The post Haiti’s women drive economic revival at HAIFEX entrepreneurship fair appeared first on The Haitian Times.
When smoke rose from the Hotel Oloffson on July 5, police were already fighting deadly battles nearby. Within less than 24 hours, the destruction came as two officers were killed in separate gang ambushes: Olrich Joseph of the SWATT unit died in Viard, Kenscoff, and another Anti-Gang Tactical Unit (UTAG) member was gunned down in Charrier, near Saint-Marc. In Kenscoff, gangs torched a police armored vehicle, mocking the nation’s fragile security apparatus. The post Police under siege as fire destroys […]
The destruction of Hotel Oloffson marks a devastating chapter in Haiti’s cultural history, as gang violence continues to devastate the capital. The post Port-au-Prince’s Hotel Oloffson, a beacon of Haitian culture, lost to flames appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Michael Brun’s BAYO brought Haitian music, diaspora pride and special guests—including NYC mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani—to Barclays Center for a night of celebration. The post BAYO turns Barclays Center into a celebration of Haitian music and culture appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Richard Duroseau, the master accordionist who brought konpa to the world stage and mentored generations of Haitian musicians, died in New York at the age of 85. The post Richard Duroseau, maestro of konpa and Haitian cultural pillar, dies at 85 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Event producer Mike Pierre uses music, food, and culture to unite the Caribbean diaspora through New Jersey’s NJ Jerk and One Love festivals. The post Mike Pierre on uniting the Caribbean diaspora through New Jersey festivals appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In a moment marked by uncertainty, Livre en folie once again demonstrated that literature stands as both a form of resistance and a platform for exchange, delivering a powerful edition that echoed Haitians’ profound desire for vitality and the freedom to move without constraint. The post Haitians pack Livres en Folie as PM vows security, again appeared first on The Haitian Times.
