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Step into the Haiti of the past at Sophia LaCroix’s ‘Roots and Realism’ exhibit

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Step into the Haiti of the past at Sophia LaCroix’s ‘Roots and Realism’ exhibit

Haitian artist Sophia LaCroix’s Roots and Realism exhibition brings hyper-realistic scenes of Haiti to Florida, opening April 18 in Pompano Beach. The post Step into the Haiti of the past at Sophia LaCroix’s ‘Roots and Realism’ exhibit appeared first on The Haitian Times. Step into the Haiti of the past at Sophia LaCroix’s ‘Roots and Realism’ exhibit was first posted on March 4, 2025 at 8:57 am.

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Jacmel marks 33 years of National Carnival with a spectacular showcase of top-tier performances, music, and dance talent

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Jacmel marks 33 years of National Carnival with a spectacular showcase of top-tier performances, music, and dance talent

Thousands of people paraded through the streets of Haiti’s southeastern coastal city in colorful costumes and masks while traditional marching bands—Bann a Pye—-and dance troupes dazzled the crowd on Sunday, Feb. 23. The post Jacmel marks 33 years of National Carnival with a spectacular showcase of top-tier performances, music, and dance talent appeared first on The Haitian Times. Jacmel marks 33 years of National Carnival with a spectacular showcase of top-tier performances, music, and dance talent was first posted on […]

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A Valentine’s Day of self-care: youth bring love and a salon day to displaced elders 

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A Valentine’s Day of self-care: youth bring love and a salon day to displaced elders 

The youth-led movement "Pataje Lanmou"—meaning “Sharing Love” in Haitian Creole—is emerging against the backdrop of relentless gang violence in Port-au-Prince. As attacks on neighborhoods escalate, leaving civilians dead and forcing thousands from their homes, these young volunteers bring moments of care and dignity to those who have lost nearly everything. The post A Valentine’s Day of self-care: youth bring love and a salon day to displaced elders  appeared first on The Haitian Times. A Valentine’s Day of self-care: youth bring […]

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Haitian theater company marks 33 years with joyful and inspiring performance

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Haitian theater company marks 33 years with joyful and inspiring performance

“Souvenirs & Dialogues is not just a play—it’s a journey through our history, our culture, our wounds, and our hopes,” said Béleck Georges, COSAFH’s artistic director. The post Haitian theater company marks 33 years with joyful and inspiring performance appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haitian theater company marks 33 years with joyful and inspiring performance was first posted on February 24, 2025 at 9:06 am.

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Frankétienne, legendary Haitian writer and artist, dies at 88

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Frankétienne, legendary Haitian writer and artist, dies at 88

Frankétienne, the iconic Haitian writer, painter, and intellectual, has died at 88. A literary revolutionary, he left behind a body of work that transformed Haitian literature and art. The post Frankétienne, legendary Haitian writer and artist, dies at 88 appeared first on The Haitian Times. Frankétienne, legendary Haitian writer and artist, dies at 88 was first posted on February 21, 2025 at 2:31 pm.

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Woy Presents A New Radio Documentary about Haitian Music

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Woy Presents A New Radio Documentary about Haitian Music

There has been a mass exodus of migration from Haiti to cities like New York, Miami, Philadelphia, Boston, etc. This may seem random and arbitrary to the random observer, but this has been a steady result of years of imperialism and government neglect, and the Haitian people have been singing about it the entire time.  […] The post Woy Presents A New Radio Documentary about Haitian Music appeared first on Woy Magazine.

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Carnival in Haiti marching on, despite government ‘canceling’ main event

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Carnival in Haiti marching on, despite government ‘canceling’ main event

Officials scrapped Haiti’s 2025 National Carnival over security and budget issues, sparking debate as local festivities push forward. The post Carnival in Haiti marching on, despite government ‘canceling’ main event appeared first on The Haitian Times. Carnival in Haiti marching on, despite government ‘canceling’ main event was first posted on February 19, 2025 at 1:42 pm.

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Zen Ayiti: A two-day escape with spiritual artifacts, yoga, organic food and roots music in Port-au-Prince

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Zen Ayiti: A two-day escape with spiritual artifacts, yoga, organic food and roots music in Port-au-Prince

Zen Ayiti, Haiti’s annual wellness and spirituality fair, returned on Feb 1-2, 2025, for its 4th edition, promoting natural healing, mindfulness and cultural pride. The post Zen Ayiti: A two-day escape with spiritual artifacts, yoga, organic food and roots music in Port-au-Prince appeared first on The Haitian Times. Zen Ayiti: A two-day escape with spiritual artifacts, yoga, organic food and roots music in Port-au-Prince was first posted on February 18, 2025 at 2:29 pm.

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