On Dec. 14, Bayyinah Bello signed copies of her newest book, “Sheroes of the Haitian Revolution,” at Rendez Vous Creole…
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Arts & Culture, Haiti
Haiti Jazz Festival to Push Through Despite Country’s Instability
PAPJAZZ organizers are moving forward, despite the many challenges they’re facing putting together the festival scheduled for Jan. 18 – Jan. 25, 2020.
Arts & Culture
RAM to perform in North Carolina
Legendary Haitian roots band, RAM, is taking their sounds to North Carolina on Nov. 24 at The Grey Eagle in…
Arts & Culture, New York
Emeline Michel Presents ‘Black Pearls’ in City College Performance
Acclaimed Haitian songstress will perform with special guests Princess Eud and Riva Précil at Aaron Davis Hall on Friday, November…
Arts & Culture, Features
Storybook Collection Features Bi-lingual Haitian Female Protagonists
The bilingual Haitian Creole-English storybooks feature Haitian girls of color and provide insight into the rich culture of Haiti In…
Arts & Culture, Profiles
Haitian-American Film Producer Reflects on her time in the Industry
Ann-Nakia Green, Taraji P. Henson, Robin Bissell, and Dominique Telson. Photo Credit: Wire Image Los Angeles-based producer Dominique Telson is…
Arts & Culture
Haiti Makes An Impression at Carifesta
By Rachele Viard Last month, Haiti’s participation in Carifesta XIV left an indelible impression in Trinidad and Tobago, the host…
Arts & Culture
Haitian Jazz and US Jazz: Historical Connections and Specificities
Academic Remarks by Jean Eddy Saint Paul, Ph. D. Professor of Sociology Founding Director of the City University of New…
Arts & Culture
Wyckoff Museum Pays Tribute to Haitian Spirituality with Annual Festival
The festival is part of a year-long series of events titled “Protest Garden: Historical Resistance and Radical Cultivation in Brooklyn.”…
Arts & Culture, Montreal
Anba Tonèl: A Passionate Journey
Though Canadian-Haitian percussionist Daniel Bellegarde has been on the music scene since the early 1980s, it’s only recently that he…