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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.
They designed Haiti’s economy in a way that principally benefited America and U.S. corporations. I didn't know that growing up. Most Americans don't know that growing up. Most Haitians don’t know that growing up. The post In conversation | Grandson of Haitian president ousted by CIA breaks family silence in ‘Talk to Me’ appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Three Haitian women artists opened the 2025 Celebrate Brooklyn season with a vibrant evening of song, spirit and storytelling at the Prospect Park Bandshell. The post Celebrate Brooklyn opens season with powerful showcase of Haitian female artists appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The Haiti Creative Art & Craft Show connects Haitian creativity to global audiences through art, food, and fashion in a celebration of heritage and economic resilience. The post Haiti Creative Art & Craft Show to spotlight Haitian artisans in Florida appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Nearly 100 young creators transformed the municipal courtyard in Delmas into a living gallery of hope. At the 5th edition of Expo Jeunes, artisans showcased handcrafted fashion, food, and art—turning craft into quiet defiance. Their work sent a clear message: creativity is resistance, and resilience is woven into every thread, brushstroke, and dish served. The post Haitian entrepreneurs fuse style, culture and social impact appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As a tradition, each Good Friday, Gros Moteur’s members circle the sacred Lakou Souvenance seven times in a symbolic procession. Then, on the last Palm Sunday that falls in the Rara season, they all dress entirely in white, heeding the spiritual instruction passed down through a servant of the Lakou Souvenance, said to be inspired by Fernand Bien-Aimé’s deceased father, a member of the rara band. The post Gros Moteur rara band keeps the rhythm of resistance alive in Gonaïves […]
Artisans exhibited in a difficult context at the Ministry of the Environment’s 30th anniversary fair, but the showcase celebrated their resilience through crafts, culture, and sustainability. The post From Vodou-inspired textiles to recycled school bags, Pétion-Ville fair celebrates Haiti’s culture and environment appeared first on The Haitian Times.
