Tag: Little Haiti

This story was originally published in the Miami Times in partnership with the Lee Caplin School of Journalism & Media. Throughout the 2010s, Ashley Toussaint...

A Miami immigration attorney, who represents many immigrant families, including the Haitian community, expressed great relief at the newest court decision surrounding Temporary Protected...

To read the accompanying article, click here. To view the accompanying photo essay, click here. Erased is a podcast that asks how artists and filmmakers...

Churchill's Pub, the legendary live music bar that represented Miami's underground music scene for four decades, reopens after a five-year hiatus. The venue closed...

This past Saturday, the city of Doral offered its residents a different form of entertainment, showcasing a series of international and local films that...

Over the years, South Florida has been the backdrop for many of Hollywood’s greatest motion pictures. From the Bad Boys series, which take you...

Record shops in Miami have seen a surge in popularity and become central hubs for collectors and music lovers alike. In these stores, you...

Nassie Shahoulian, a.k.a. Notorious Nastie, a.k.a. The Biscayne Roach, has a long history in South Florida’s alternative scene. He’s hosted mud wrestling, emceed Miami...

“Llamaban a cada estudiante para que fuera a la cafetería. No sabíamos que estaba pasando… Un compañero, Boris, nos contó que lo iban a...

Dr. Enid Curtis Pinkney, a Miami historian and activist, passed away at age 92 on Thursday. A trailblazer in the community, she was dedicated...