Traditions
The Haitian Calendar: Holidays and Key Dates
From Independence Day to Flag Day and Fèt Gede,the dates every Haitian family celebrates and remembers.
History, food, language, traditions, Vodou, folklore, art and literature.
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Traditions
From Independence Day to Flag Day and Fèt Gede,the dates every Haitian family celebrates and remembers.
Food & history
Every January 1, Haitians everywhere share soup joumou,a pumpkin soup that celebrates the birth of a free Haiti.
History
How enslaved Africans in Saint-Domingue won their freedom and created Haiti, the first free Black republic.
Language
Greet, thank and connect,20 everyday Haitian Creole phrases for beginners and second-generation learners.
Folklore
“Krik?” “Krak!”,how Haitian storytelling passes down humor, wisdom and the Kreyòl language.
Traditions
Bamboo trumpets, drums and street processions,an introduction to rara, one of Haiti’s most powerful musical traditions.
Feature
Diri Sos Pwa Legim, a traditional Haitian dish, holds a cherished place in the hearts and homes of Haitians both on the island and in the diaspora. This.
Feature
The Citadelle Laferrière, commonly known as the Citadel, stands as a testament to Haiti's resilience, architectural ingenuity, and rich history. Perched atop.
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Vodou music, with its deep spiritual roots and vibrant rhythms, is an integral part of Haitian culture. This genre of music connects listeners to the rich.
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In recent years, the practice of cockfighting has seen a significant decline among the residents of rural Haiti. Once a deeply entrenched cultural tradition.
Opinion
It is concerning that we are neglecting our Vodou heritage, while individuals from other nations are journeying through our countryside to connect with our.
Feature
Haitian culture is rich with wisdom and resilience, often captured in the form of proverbs and quotes. These sayings reflect the values, struggles, and.