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Caribbean American Heritage Month
Caribbean American Heritage Month in June is a special time to celebrate the rich culture, history, and contributions of Caribbean communities worldwide. Since being officially recognized in the U.S. in 2006, it offers an opportunity to honor Caribbean traditions, music, art, and achievements. Let’s come together to appreciate the vibrant spirit and lasting impact of the Caribbean on our global community.
Please come Celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month with view of exhibition highlighting the Caribbean Island of Haiti
Saturday, May 10, 2025 – November 15, 2025
This captivating exhibition will immerse visitors in the rich fabric of daily life, market scenes, and breathtaking landscapes that characterize the beloved island of Haiti. Each oil-on-canvas painting serves as an entry to the past, inviting you to engage with the sensory memories and reactions that echo from a time of nostalgia.
Featured artists, including Dubbison, Fritzner, Hector, Obin, and Dambreville, will showcase their unique perspectives, encapsulating the warmth of the Haitian sun, the rhythm of bustling markets, and the serene beauty of the countryside. Their expressive brushstrokes and vivid colors evoke profound connections to a land steeped in cultural significance, allowing you to experience the vitality of Haiti through their artistry.
Come celebrate with us as we honor the vibrance and resilience of Haiti through this stunning collection of works that is part of the Haitian Heritage Museum’s collection. Let the nostalgia envelop you, reconnecting you with the stories of a cherished island and its people.
Explore Nostalgia In Sound
The Haitian Heritage Museum launches the very first playlist with an exhibition. This curated playlist features timeless songs from Haiti’s 1970s era, a period marked by vibrant big bands and heartfelt melodies that celebrated everyday life in its simplest, most genuine form. These songs evoke a deep sense of nostalgia, resonating with the memories of a bygone era, while also inspiring hope for the future generations of Haiti. Each track offers a glimpse into the cultural heartbeat of that time—music that united communities, celebrated resilience, and expressed the dreams and everyday realities of the Haitian people. As part of the exhibition opening at the Haitian Heritage Museum in Miami, Florida, on May 10, 2025, this playlist invites listeners to journey through Haiti’s musical past, reconnect with its cultural roots, and carry forward the enduring spirit of hope and perseverance that defines the island’s rich history.
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