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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.
Learn the basics of self defense in this safe and fun training session, designed specifically for women in NYC.
This workshop is a part of our Solidarity With Migrants series in partnership with Diaspora Community Services. Open to all Haitian Migrants.
Live music, spoken word, dance and other performances.Proceeds to support H.O.P.E. Haiti.
by Top Chef contestant and Haitian cuisine chef Chris Viaud.Seating begins at 5:00 p.m.
Menu and reservations for February 2 at Pavilion
Menu and reservations for February 5 at Ansanm
Miss Supranational Haiti is delighted to host this great event in the city of Orlando for the first time. It will be a celebration of Haitian culture, history and fashion. Candidates will showcase their talents on stage in front of judges, who will decide on who will become the next Miss Supranational Haiti 2023 in Poland at the Miss Supranational Competition.
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.
Haiti Cultural Exchange and The Center for Fiction are collaborating to celebrate the work of Haitian authors and books on Haiti. The Center for Fiction will feature select readings, panel discussion, Q&A and a reception with the editors of The Haiti Reader: History, Culture & Politics — Laurent Dubois, Kaiama L. Glover, Nadève Ménard, Millery Polyné & Chantalle F. Verna.
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.
February 1 through April 20, 2023Tour De’ Force 3D Art
An immersive solo exhibition by FreddieMicheleRenee.
showing January 13 through April 20, 2023.
Opening night from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Haitian American Museum of Chicago
4410 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60640
February 1 through April 20, 2023Tour De’ Force 3D Art
An immersive solo exhibition by FreddieMicheleRenee.
showing January 13 through April 20, 2023.
Opening night from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Haitian American Museum of Chicago
4410 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60640
The Little Haiti Kanaval Block Party will showcase Haitian art, music, kids' zone, great entertainment, traditional Haitian kanaval food (fritay, pate kode, akra, marinad, griyo, bannann peze), along with a series of captivating events with special performance by Team Lobey| Maestro T Ansyto| Paul Beaubrun| Rara Lakay| and more.
Created by Yole Derose, Eritaj is a grandiose conception, a fabulous journey through ourselves, our collective experiences and our history. “Eritaj” is the ever-present glories of our history that educates humanity on our untold story. It is a painful but extraordinary journey which highlights women who involved body and soul to free Haiti from the yoke of slavery.
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.
Join us for the last Thursday of the month for a Kreyòl Language Mixer! This is for all Haitians, Haitian Americans, Haitians by Association or just folks who want to learn Kreyol. This is just an informal meeting time to practice your Kreyòl, meet a new friend and relax.
PAC’s program director and artist Stephane Desir (@kiskeyaart) makes his sophomore curatorial debut this year and we will be hosting a closing art reception featuring all Haitian artists for Black History Month.
This workshop is a part of our Solidarity With Migrants series in partnership with Diaspora Community Services. Open to all Haitian Migrants.
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.
