Cultural events, arts, and heritage
From statement-making fashion and impromptu photoshoots to packed panels and networking opportunities, Black creativity was on display throughout the Brooklyn N...
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A language feud has erupted on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, fanning deep resentments over colonialism and perceived...
On a recent September afternoon, Haitian American artist and designer Daveed Baptiste turned a SoHo storefront into his own version of a New York City block for...
Editor’s noteThis news reporting was prepared with the assistance of an AI editor. The French Académie Goncourt has removed Haitian Canadian author Thélyson...
Haitian filmmaker Gessica Généus won the Villa Medici Prize for Best Film for Marie Madeleine, adding another international award to a career built around tel...
Editor’s note: This story is part of our “Today in History” series, where The Haitian Times revisits pivotal moments that shaped Haiti and its diaspora. J...
On Sept. 18, 1994, Haiti’s military leaders agreed to relinquish power and allow the return of democratically elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, averti...
5REASONS Empowerment Inc. is bringing the community together in Randolph for We Are Resilient, FINISH STRONG 2026, a free November 24 event focused on resilience, honest conversation, encouragement, and practical steps for moving forward after a challenging year.
NEW YORK- André Déjean, a founding member of Les Frères Déjean de Pétion-Ville whose trumpet helped define the sound of one of Haiti’s influential konpa ...
A former missionary with an Ohio-based ministry pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal charges that he sexually abused two boys in Haiti, reaching an agreement with ...
NEW YORK — Pierrelande and Marie Saint Cyr grew up immersed in Caribbean flavors, yet rarely found the snacks they loved on U.S. store shelves. When their mot...