Evening In Little Haiti Before the Rara Procession
Later in the evening, I went back to Little Haiti in hopes of witnessing the weekly rara procession which occurs every Friday night. Rara is …
Visiting the @Nespresso Boutique
Last year I bought a new Nespresso machine for my house that makes espresso-based drinks like lattes and cappuccinos, so when I saw that there …
A Late Lunch at the Shake Shack
A cryptic green-neon picture of a cheeseburger with an arrow led us to the Shake Shack, a trendy, upscale burger joint in the Lincoln Road …
Shopping Miami Beach’s Beautiful Lincoln Mall
After our afternoon adventure in Little Haiti, my cousin Marcy and I headed across the causeway to Miami Beach to the Lincoln Road Mall, which …
Experiencing the Best of Haiti in Miami
One of the attractions of Miami is the city’s great diversities of culture, allowing you to experience the food, music and art of several different …
Celebrating The Arts At The Little Haiti Cultural Center
Anyone in the Miami area who is interested in Haitian art, dance or music should check out the Little Haiti Cultural Center on Northeast 59th …
Feeling The Heat Of Vinyl at Miami’s @sweatrecords
In the middle of Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood is the city’s newest record shop, Sweat Records, next to the popular Churchill’s Pub rock venue. Sweat …
Miami Graffiti Artist Pucho Brings The Street To The Design District
While in a Design District building that houses the Haitian Cultural Museum, my cousin and I happened upon this really cool art installation from Miami …
Folk Life Fridays in Overtown
While looking for a parking place to eat at Jackson Soul Food, my cousin Marcy and I saw people setting up booths and barbecue grills …
Starting the Day at Overtown’s Jackson Soul Food
Overtown was the original Black neighborhood of Miami, and since 1946, Jackson Soul Food has been serving up some of the best breakfasts anywhere. A …