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Despite Haiti’s ongoing security and economic challenges, the festival attracted children, students, families, officials, diplomats, and literature lovers who gathered in a vibrant atmosphere of book buying, author signings, and cultural exchange. The post Haiti book fair ‘Livres en Folie’ honors René Depestre, draws generations of readers appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Artists spanning generations and genres of Haitian music talent have produced an array of musical tracks. Together, they tell a larger story about national pride, strength, culture and hope at a time when Haiti continues to grapple with multiple crises. The post ‘Grenadye Alaso! Men mizik…’ World Cup inspires new music from Haitian musicians appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Naomi Osaka wore a couture-inspired outfit at the French Open before winning her opening-round match in Paris, saying athletes are “in show business.” The post Japanese-Haitian tennis player Naomi Osaka brings couture flair to French Open opener appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Photos and highlights from Haitian Flag Day celebrations, including Haitian Cultural Exchange in Brooklyn. The post Haitian Flag Day celebrations showcase culture, music and resilience | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Stephanie Pierre has opened Kafou, a Haitian art-inspired gallery in East Flatbush, creating space for artists and community amid a rapidly changing Brooklyn. The post Stephanie Pierre opens Haitian art-inspired gallery in East Flatbush appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Toussaint Louverture rose from enslavement in Saint-Domingue to become one of the most influential leaders of the Haitian Revolution and a symbol of Black liberation worldwide. The post Today in History: Toussaint Louverture, the revolutionary who changed Haiti and the world appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite Haiti’s ongoing insecurity crisis, Flag and University Day celebrations highlighted national pride, unity and renewed calls for peace and stability in Port-au-Prince. In other cities, including Cap-Haïtien, Fort-Liberté, Gonaïves, Port-de-Paix and Léogâne, celebrations included street parades and public festivities. The post Haiti marks 223rd Flag Day with official celebrations, parades and call for unity appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Everyday objects — from Western Union receipts to coffee rituals, including two ‘gode emaye' coffee mugs placed on a corner table — along with quilted textile panels and archival documents reflect how many Haitian families have sustained connection across borders. The post Brooklyn artist Jennica Drice captures her hyphenated life in textiles appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Observed every May 18, Haitian Flag Day commemorates the creation of the blue and red bicolore — a symbol of the fight for freedom and Haitian pride and unity worldwide. The post Today in History: Haitian Flag Day unites a nation at home and abroad appeared first on The Haitian Times.
