The Park Slope restaurant offers a unique blend of Haitian-inspired and Caribbean-infused dishes for customers in the heart of NYC….
Advertisements
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – Sept. 25
Haiti How IBM and Plastic Bank Are Using Blockchain to Boost Recycling in Haiti The blockchain is helping clean up the oceans….
Arts & Culture, New York
Art quake: Haitian exhibit shows art from ‘apocalyptic’ city
The show is Port-au-Prince charming! A new exhibit in Red Hook showcases the diversity of Haiti’s urban artists. “Potoprens: The…
Arts & Culture, New York
Haitian Mas Group to March In Annual West Indian American Parade Not Allowed on Parkway
After much fanfare and excitement around Banboche Mas, one of Haiti’s first mas camp, taking part in the 51st West Indian American Day Parade, the masqueraders and float were not allowed to take part in the festivities after failing to pass inspection at a checkpoint on Buffalo Avenue and Eastern Parkway.
Haitians In America
Haitians in America: Photographer Captures Injustice Through Work
Zarita Zevallos is New York-based architect and photographer. However, everything that makes her who she is comes from Haiti, her…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – June 29
Latest News Little Haiti: The Latest Ethnic District Added To New York Little Haiti will soon join the likes of…
Latest News, New York
Little Haiti: The Latest Ethnic District Added to New York
Little Haiti will soon join the likes of designated cultural districts like Little Caribbean and Chinatown. However, the question remains, can the new district thrive like its counterparts across the city.
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – June 18
Art & Culture Largest Haitian Diaspora Multidisciplinary Festival Unveils Program For 12th Annual Festival Weeklong festival in Montreal boasts rara…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup, Latest News
Haitian Times News Roundup – June 14
Michael Brun delivers message from Haiti and more
Warped Lens
Little Haiti Project Could Define Rodneyse Bichotte’s Legacy
In his latest column, Garry Pierre-Pierre examines whether the political star is underestimating what it will take to turn the current unkempt business district that is now officially “Little Haiti” into a treasured tourist attraction and Haitian cultural mecca.