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Kafe Negro tells the story of migrations around a small grain that became the second most important raw material on the global market. This film tells the story of the waves of migration of Haitian workers who, over time, profoundly transformed the culture and demography of Cuba and developed coffee growing on the island.
Spend an afternoon with the Haitian Network Group of Detroit While savoring Haiti’s Soup Joumou and pâtés. For reservations or orders ahead of time, Call 248-514-6494 or email HNGD
Journey to the nanm (soul in Haitian Kreyòl) of Afro-Haitian dance and become acquainted with the different Iwa (gods) in the Vodou religion through their dances, songs, rhythms and rituals.
Family-oriented: Open to all ages and skill levels.
Singer Florencia “Fofo” Pierre explains the sounds and songs of Haitian stories.
With separate sessions for kids, teens and adults.
The Haitian-American Lawyers Association of Illinois (HALA) hosts this event for the first Black and Haitian American Dean of Loyola University-Chicago School of Law.
Singer Florencia “Fofo” Pierre explains the sounds and songs of Haitian stories.
Journey to the nanm (soul in Haitian Kreyòl) of Afro-Haitian dance and become acquainted with the different Iwa (gods) in the Vodou religion through their dances, songs, rhythms and rituals.
Family-oriented: Open to all ages and skill levels.
