INDIANAPOLIS (MIRROR INDY) — As the Haitian immigrant population in Indianapolis grows, Haitian Flag Day is an opportunity for people to learn more about the community. The nonprofit Haitian ...
While some Worcester residents went to work or school on the morning of May 17, Daphnee Alerte spent her morning with some of her closest friends as they danced, marched and sung in the city’s ...
Haitian Flag Day commemorates the creation of Haiti’s flag, a symbol deeply rooted in the nation’s struggle for independence. On May 18, 1803, amid the Haitian Revolution, leaders like Jean-Jacques ...
The three singers that make up the Haitian konpa band Harmonik -- Nickenson Prudhomme, Mackendy “Mac D” Talon and Sanders Solon -- has been winning fans with their lyrical talent. They are among ...
South Floridians can find a celebration of culture, history and pride in Little Haiti during the second annual Best of Haiti Music Festival. Organizers say the event, which takes place Saturday, is an ...
Flags up for Haitian pride in Asbury Park this weekend. The Haitian Flag Day Celebration is set for 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday, May 18, at Springwood Avenue Park on the city's Springwood Avenue. The event, ...
Haitian music blasted through loudspeakers on Thursday as Haitian immigrants and other community members celebrated the country’s independence from France. Food, art, music and live performances were ...
Once again Haitians are marking one of their nation’s proudest moments, the founding of the country’s flag, under a cloud of chaos, and uncertainty about their homeland’s future. Still, as Haitians ...
The Haitian Flag Day Ceremony in Worcester usually features a parade, music and food, but as Haitians both at home and in the city struggle to access basic necessities, organizer Rosette Gazemar said ...
Fans of Haitian music look forward every year to celebrating their culture during Haitian Compas Festival, which again this year will take place at Mana Wynwood in Miami on May 18. The event is the ...
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Sunday’s Haitian Flag Day. But the mood leading up to May 18 is anything but celebratory
Two days before one of Haiti’s biggest national holidays, the streets in the heart of Miami’s Haitian community are unusually quiet. Few cars move up and down Northeast Second Avenue flying giant-size ...
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