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After years of disruption, live music concerts returned to Port-au-Prince for the end-of-year season, drawing large crowds eager to dance, celebrate and reclaim moments of normalcy. The post Port-au-Prince revives live concert energy for end-of-year celebrations after long hiatus appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite deepening insecurity and political uncertainty, Haitians marked the nation’s 222nd independence anniversary by sharing soup joumou — a powerful symbol of freedom, memory and unity. Slug: haitians-celebrate-222-years-independence-soup-joumou The post Haitians mark 222 years of independence around soup joumou as authorities again bypass Gonaïves appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Every Jan. 1, Haitians across the globe honor the revolution that shattered slavery and reshaped the world, while recommitting to the unfinished work of freedom. The post Today in History: Haiti proclaims independence on Jan. 1, 1804 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A look back at 2025 through powerful images capturing the spirit, resilience, and reality of Haitians worldwide. The post 2025 year in photos: moments that moved Haitians at home and abroad appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Murielle Leconte, the Haitian designer and a pioneer of hand-painted fashion, died at 66. Her work shaped Haitian art, women’s entrepreneurship, and youth mentorship for decades The post Murielle Leconte, the artist, designer and entrepreneur, dead at 66 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The seventh edition of the Gonaïves Christmas Market brought together local artisans and entrepreneurs, showcasing handmade crafts and national products while strengthening the city’s cultural economy and visibility for small-scale producers. The post Seventh edition of Gonaïves Christmas Market showcases local talent and crafts appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Children ran, jumped and slid in bouncing houses while adults strolled past dozens of stands installed on the outdoor basketball court. The post ‘Marché de Noël’ in Haiti, Cap-Haïtien in pictures appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A Haitian American artist on faith, ancestors and why his paintings protect memory — while Dior helped his story travel. The post Dior collaborator Patrick Eugène on faith, family and preserving Haitian heritage appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Through a series of musical scenes, the EADL youth’s theater performance reflects everyday Haitian life—small businesses, peasant traditions, moral values, and social struggles—while contrasting images of the country’s past with present-day socio-political realities. The post Port-de-Paix cultural group marks 12th anniversary with play highlighting youth view of Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
