This Saturday February 18, Little Haiti in Miami will come alive for the first time with a Carnival celebration
The event organized by Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones’s office, aims to replaces "Little Haiti" on the touristic map and reopens the opening of the Caribbean Market Place which was closed in 1997. The carnival also aims to highlight the cultural corridor and the businesses in Little Haiti. It’s a way to bring economic development back, to have people come and make business in the historic Haitian district of Miami
Music bands will play and “Rara” bands will parade in newly improved streets enhancing the beauty of Little Haiti.
Artiste schedule to perform are Grove Relax, Rara Lakay, Rasin Lakay, Jude Papa Loko, a Conga Band, the Nancy St-Leger Haitian Dance Theater and DJ Griot.
The carnival will be preceded by the event Big Night in Little Haiti, on Friday 17, in Little Haiti Cultural center.
Home »
Caribbean Events
,
Events
,
Haiti: Entertainment
» "Little Haiti" in Miami comes alive February 18, with Carnival celebration
"Little Haiti" in Miami comes alive February 18, with Carnival celebration
Writer : Caribbean E-Magazine on Tuesday, February 14, 2012 | 11:32 AM
Related posts:
- Carolyn Desert Was Crowned Miss Haiti World 2014
- Haitian entertainment Group - MEG Presents “TVice: A Christmas Affair” in Philadelphia
- Haitian-Canadian singer Bérénice Dauphin Wins Tremplin Phare Gospel Competition in France
- "Addiction" is the First Haitian Film Nominated for Academy Award
- Aidonia and Deablo to Headline ‘Dancehall Xplotion’ in Costa Rica
- Mavado, Kerwin Du Bois and Internet Sensation Trabass to Headline BRT Weekend
- Samantha J, Shaggy,Beenie Man, Barrington Levy and More For New York On June 29th
- Third World, Maxi Priest, Brigadeer Jerry for Connecticut's Star Wave Organic Music Festival
- Star-studded Line-Up for Demarco’s Birthday Celebration
If you enjoyed this article just click here, or subscribe to receive more great content just like it.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)