New Cultural Manager Qunyatta Warren promises programming and events to blend tradition and innovation that reflect the unique spirit of Little Haiti.

In Opa-locka, an exhibition of the late legendary photographer Ernest C. Withers' work takes viewers on a visual journey through pivotal modern Black history moments.

Live Arts Miami's collaboration with Superblue Miami fuses live arts, immersive installations and technology for a new kind of partnership.

The book explores the origins, evolution, and diverse groups of artists involved in this art form, shedding light on its significance in various world cities, including Miami.

Julian Marley has plenty to share about his latest album release and his upcoming show at the Miami Beach Bandshell where he promises special guest appearances.

Artist Brandon Clarke's "Black Card: Transactions in Cultural Currency" explores Black artistic expression deconstructing the concept of Black identity at Hampton Art Lovers.

The Arsht Center turns into a Juke Joint for the second year and it's looking like its popularity is growing.

PAMM marks more than 50 years of Haitian migration to South Florida with a Second Saturday celebration for Haitian Heritage Month.

While it returned live last year, Little Haiti Book Festival organizers expect to attract a pre-pandemic size crowd.

The Knight Art + Research Center program at ICA-Miami series focuses on the artistic practices of Haiti and the Haitian diaspora, providing an expansive view into Haitian arts, and exploring its history, aesthetics, and socio-political implications.