Cultural events, arts, and heritage
Tele Kreyòl, the longtime Haitian-American community television program produced by Haitian-Americans United (H.A.U.), celebrated its 40th anniversary last Tuesday. For more than four decades, the program has informed, educated, and connected Haitian families across New England through local news, cultural programming, community affairs, and civic engagement. Haitian Globe congratulates H.A.U., Wilner Auguste, and the entire Tele Kreyòl team on this remarkable milestone and their enduring contribution to the Haitian-American community.
On Saturday, Haiti lost its opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup to Scotland. Haiti, making its first World Cup appearance since 1974, is consider...
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary this weekend, we can guess which people and places will be spotlighted more than others. Especially at a time when f...
PORT-AU-PRINCE â Haiti’s worsening security crisis did not keep music lovers from celebrating the 2026 FĂŞte de la Musique, an annual event organizers s...
LONDON (AP) â Wimbledon’s strict rules about all-white clothing didn’t prevent Naomi Osaka from making another fashion statement as she walked ont...
BROOKLYN â From the moment attendees entered the Brooklyn Paramount for Bayo, MichaĂŤl Brunâs signature celebration of Haitian music and culture, they stepp...
The Toussaint Louverture Cultural Center celebrated its one-year anniversary with a vibrant cultural event featuring food, music, vendors, live performances, and community leaders. The celebration highlighted TLCCâs growing role as an important space for preserving Haitian culture, uplifting the community, and bringing families, businesses, artists, and leaders together.
On June 19, 2026, Haiti played Brazil and Brooklyn showed up dressed for it. The Haiti Cultural Exchange, council member Chi Osse, and Rooftop Films hosted an o...
ATLANTA â Hours before Haiti takes on Morocco in what will be Les Grenadiersâ last match in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, many fans were still searching for tick...
On May 28 and 29, curators Abigail Cherubin and Christy Joseph teamed up to host a weekend-long film series titled, âLakay: A Celebration of Haitian Filmâ. ...
For years, Naika Colas pieced together stories about her father and grandmother through conversations with relatives scattered across countries and generations....
By Christine MichelBROOKLYN â Caribbean Heritage Month compels us to pause and recognize the contributions of Haitiâs neighboring peoples and cultures, from...