Sat, May 18th 9pm

BAMcafe located on 30 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217

thisisjamaica:

Emeline Michel at Galapagos Art Space

In honor of the historic Battle of Vertières, which propelled Haiti to Independence, join Haiti Cultural Exchange for a special performance—Freedom Song-Chante Libète—by renowned Haitian songstress Emeline Michel followed by a DJ & Dancing.

This performance takes place on Friday, November 16th, 2012, from 7:00pm-4:00am at Galapagos Art Space, located at 16 Main Street in Brooklyn, New York.

Don’t forget to check our sister blog The Black Me

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Executive Director Régine M. Roumain announces that Haiti Cultural Exchange is co-sponsoring the Daughters of Anacaona Writing Project, a creative writing and leadership workshop, founded by Ibi Zoboi. Classes meet Saturdays, from 12:00 noon to 4:00pm, from October 13 – November 10, 2012. They will be held at the YWCA of Brooklyn, located at 30 Third Avenue, Brooklyn, New York.

Description: For girls of ages 9 through 17, the Daughters of Anacaona Writing Project aims to cultivate empowerment, creativity, cultural awareness, community service, and college and career readiness in primarily Haitian immigrant and first generation teen girls residing in Brooklyn, New York. The 5-session workshops will culminate in a yearly publication of an anthology including the participants’ best work and a reading for invited family, friends, teachers, and community members.

This project is made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts. In Kings County the Decentralization Program is administered by the Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc.

September 8 // Afro Misik DJs // 2 – 8pm // FREE

Oyasound Productions :

GetOpen Sessions :

Bamboo Sounds Entertainment

:: present ::

AFRO MIZIK An AfroHouse Excursion with Haitian Roots

with : DJ Sabine : DJ AQuaBeaT : Serge Negri

& Live Performance by The Earthman Experience with DJ Hard Hittin Harry

at Dekalb Market

Sept. 8  2pm – 8pm

: Flatbush Avenue & Willoghby Street :

A, C, F, R to Jay Street /

B, Q, N to Dekalb Avenue /

2, 3, 4 to Nevins Street

(via Dekalb Market | September 8 // Afro Misik DJs // 2 – 8pm // FREE)

kdorvilier:

http://brace-fa-ce.tumblr.com/, myself and http://knastytime.tumblr.com/ at the Labor Day parade yesterday with Tonton Bicha :)

Sis and moi at Labor Day Parade

syllycyri:

#haitian #pride #easternparkway #2011 (Taken with Instagram)

citychimpy:

The Haiti truck tun up this year

iamrythmj:

#Haitian #Sensation… I’m Proud (Taken with Instagram)

iamrythmj:

First Labor day experience was def a great one. Never seen so many #Haitians in my life !… @iak_be #Tvice #Haiti #Carribean #LaborDay (Taken with Instagram)

daperfectimage:

#laborday #2012 #haiti #haitian #float #brooklyn #easternparkway (Taken with Instagram at West Indian day Parade Brooklyn)

(Source: putsumheinzonit)

shantiiricks:

#labordayweekend #2012 #haiti (Taken with Instagram)

luvyourselfsomeesteem:

The fionnnne ass Haitian men at Parkway today.

omagwd, I am blessed. let the church say yaaasssss

ayeeclaudine:

My girls :) #labordayweekend #parkway #haiti #gyuanna #love (Taken with Instagram at Parkway)

kivvirachelle:

Haiti and Jamaica represented