Big Night in Little Haiti
Friday, December 16th, 6PM – 10PM
Little Haiti Cultural Center Main Stage
212 NE 59th Terrace
Miami 33137
(305) 960-2969
BigNightLittleHaiti.com
– FREE
Jan Sebon and Kazak International
Opening set: Kazoots
Also at the Center:
Music between sets by Mizikpam.com, your online Haitian radio station, with DJ Mack
In the Gallery: Global Caribbean III, Haiti Kingdom of This World
IPC Visual Lab photographer exhibit
Family Art Corner by Positive Impact Foundation
Arts and crafts vendors – great stocking stuffers and gifts from Haitianista and more
Haitian Food by Suze & Drinks from Spuntino
Free Secured parking
Jan Sebon’s group Kazak International is a unique fusion of rasin (Haitian Roots music), jazz, political commentary, and electric stage presence. They have been voted Miami’s “Best Haitian Band” in the New Times for three consecutive years. Sebon founded Kazak in 1985 to define the Haitian experience with his unique voice and life experiences. He has received prestigious National Performance Network commissions for several programs. His most recent CD, Haiti A Love Story, included a collaboration with DJ Le Spam created as a fundraiser for Haitian earthquake relief.
Global Caribbean III: Haiti Kingdom of This World, is an Art Basel-sanctioned exhibition that has come to Miami from the Haiti pavilion at the Venice Biennale, presented by the Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance. The exhibit, curated by Edouard Duval-Carrie, is a major project that showcases 18 important contemporary Haitian artists. The show fills the gallery at Little Haiti Cultural Center, and expands into the neighboring Alliance.
7th Circuit Studios welcomes you to enjoy their gallery and boutique, just across from the Center at NE 59th Street, free, 6PM – 10PM. 228 NE 59 Street, Miami.
Now open in the neighborhood: Leela’s Restaurant at 5650 NE 2 Avenue. Every Friday through Sunday starting at 9pm they present Leela’s Lakou, with live music from local Haitian compas group Groove Relax, poetry and comedy.
BIG NIGHT IN LITTLE HAITI is produced by The Rhythm Foundation and The Little Haiti Cultural Center. Major support is received from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation’s Knight Arts Challenge Grant. Additional support is received from AmericanAirlines, NoPin, Sak Pase Media, 1580AM WSRF, City of Miami, and Prestige Beer.