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Go-kart racing, arcade games, virtual reality experiences and amusement rides are now what some children in Cap-Haïtien enjoy on Sunday evenings. Magic City Fun Park has elevated “children's fun” to a whole new level in Haiti’s second-largest city. The post Virtual visit inside Cap-Haïtien’s amusement park: ‘Magic City Fun Park’ | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
For The Kids hosted its third summer camp in Port-au-Prince, offering children a rare moment of joyful recreation and learning amid Haiti’s insecurity. Since the recent escalation of violence, over 700,000 children have been displaced from their homes, and about 243,000 of them forced to leave school and lose access to daily meals. The post Haitian children in Port-au-Prince enjoy rare moment of recreation and learning at summer camp escape appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From plastic bags to book covers and bottle caps, Cap-Haïtien models adorned themselves with recycled goods during the second edition of Trashion Show—a playful blend of “trash,” “fashion” and “show.” The post Outfits made from recycled waste in epic Cap-Haïtien ‘Trashion Show’ | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The opening night crowd at Okap à la Mode sang along so passionately to “Papa gede bèl gason” that they protested when the music stopped, eager for more. The post When makeup, music, and couture collide at Okap à la Mode’s electrifying opening | Photos appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Jacmel celebrated its 327th anniversary with two days of festivities, including parades, shows and festivals, while the first Walking Islands Festival highlighted art, poetry and Caribbean unity. The post Jacmel celebrates 327th anniversary with culture, parades and poetry | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The festival explores the theme “Pouvwa” or “Power” for its 8th edition, referencing Haiti’s current situation marked by debates over elections and constitutional reform, according to the organizers. It examines the relationship between women and power, especially their roles in political parties and decision-making positions, and encourages Haitian women to get involved in politics, which directly affects their lives. The post At Nègès Mawon’s 8th festival, women question their absence in Haiti’s power structure | PHOTOS appeared first on The […]
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.
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.
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.
