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===LACC, Miami===
 
===LACC, Miami===
The Florida Consortium for Latin American Studies will hold its eighth annual Haitian Summer Institute from June 29 to August 17, 2005. The Institute is designed for anyone interested in acquiring a basic conversational proficiency in Haitian Creole and an understanding of Haitian culture. The first four and a half weeks of instruction are in Miami, followed by an optional two weeks of study abroad in Haiti.  [http://lacc.fiu.edu/academic_programs/?body=academic_summerprogramsstudyabroad&rightbody=academic_summerprogramsstudyabroad Full details online].
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The Florida Consortium for Latin American Studies will hold its eighth annual Haitian Summer Institute from June 29 to August 17, 2005. The Institute is designed for anyone interested in acquiring a basic conversational proficiency in Haitian Creole and an understanding of Haitian culture. The first four and a half weeks of instruction are in Miami, followed by an optional two weeks of study abroad in Haiti.  [http://lacc.fiu.edu/academic_programs/?body=academic_summerprogramsstudyabroad
 
 
===UMass, Boston===
 
The Haitian Creole Summer Institute has been offered in Massachusetts for the past eighteen years. Since the summer of 1995, the Institute has been conducted at the Harbor Campus of UMass Boston under the joint collaboration of the Africana Studies Department, the Haitian Studies Project, and the Division of Corporate, Continuing, and Distance Education.  Next session in June, 2005.  [http://www.ccde.umb.edu/summerinstitute/haitiancreole.html Full details online].
 
 
 
==How Papa Noel Forgot Christmas==
 
"How Papa Noel Forgot Haiti" at Lincoln Center December 24, 2004 from 8:00 till 10:00 PM.
 
 
 
With Danny Glover, Erna Letemps, Emanuel Obas, Myriam Barthelus, Carole Alexis, Michel Lemorin, Israel Samedy, Pierre Alix Haspil, "Kiskeya: The Haitian Orchestra" of Jean Jean-Pierre.
 
 
 
"How Papa Noel Forgot Haiti" is  the story of Magali, a schoolgirl full of intelligence and hope, and her dreams of a visit, at long last, to Haiti
 
by Papa Noel, is a story that demands to be told.  It is a parable for a new day that finds its power in the dreams of a child.
 
 
 
Lincoln Center box office: 212-721-6500
 
 
 
==Put Justice In Haiti On Your Holiday Gift List==
 
 
 
Visit the [http://www.ijdh.org/articles/article_holiday_cards.htm Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti] and make a donation of $20 or more and you will receive a Holiday Decoration in return.
 
 
 
==11/10 Jean-Jacques Dessalines Blvd dedicated in Miami==
 
Jean-Jacques Dessalines Boulevard Dedication Ceremony
 
 
 
'''Wednesday, November 10, 2004 at 3:00 P.M.'''
 
 
 
Northwest 125th Street
 
½ block East of Northwest 7th Avenue
 
 
 
==11/9 200 Years of History and Creativity - 11/9 -- 12/10, 2004==
 
 
 
Bread and Roses Cultural Project<br/>
 
And<br/>
 
the Haitian American Voters Organization<br/>
 
 
 
Present
 
 
 
200 YEARS OF HISTORY AND CREATIVITY<br/>
 
a group showing of Haitian artists<br/>
 
 
 
WHERE:
 
Gallery 1199
 
310 W 43rd Street (between 8th &9th)
 
New York, NY 10036
 
 
 
WHEN:
 
Opening reception Tuesday, November 9, 2004  6pm – 8pm
 
Exhibit runs November 9 – December 10, 2004
 
Gallery hours 10am – 8pm weekdays
 
 
 
The opening reception will feature Haitian folkloric singing and dancing with Carolle Demesmin as well as scenes  from the Paul Robeson Theater production of “The Lion in Captivity”, a play about Toussaint Louverture.
 
 
 
There will be additional events featured during this celebration of Haitian culture and creativity:
 
 
 
Friday, November 19, 2004, 6pm – 7pm:<br/>
 
Spoken word night with classic Haitian folktales and modern Haitian poetry with various artists.
 
 
 
Friday, December 3, 6pm – 7pm:<br/>
 
Film night: showing “The Agronomist” by Jonathan Demme
 
 
 
Friday, December 10, 6pm – 9pm<br/>
 
Closing reception with Haitian music and open mike.
 
 
 
For more information, please contact Rytva Soni Tilson at 212-603-1194, rytvas@1199.org  or William Johnson, 212-603-1192, williamj@1199.org
 
 
 
A percentage of all proceeds will be donated to Haitian Disaster Relief
 
 
 
==11/6 Gede Ceremony to honor the victims of Hurricane Jeanne==
 
 
 
Tap Tap Restaurant will present a special GEDE CEREMONY "JETE DLO" to honor the victims of hurricane Jeanne.
 
 
 
MANNO CHARLEMAGNE will perform at 8:30.
 
 
 
ABOUDJA, vodou priest and musician, will conduct the
 
"JETE DLO" ceremony at 9:30 PM with the participation
 
of many drummers, dancers and singers from the Haitian
 
community.
 
 
 
"JETE DLO a pou y ale<br/>
 
Moun yo mouri O<br/>
 
Sa ka jete dlo a pou y ale.
 
 
 
............
 
 
 
Moun Badjo mouri<br/>
 
Moun Soukri mouri<br/>
 
Moun Souvnans mouri<br/>
 
Sa ka jete dlo a pou yo.<br/>
 
 
 
Adye moun yo mouri<br/>
 
Mesye moun yo mouri<br/>
 
Pou ki moun yo mouri<br/>
 
Sa ka jete dlo a pou yo"<br/>
 
 
 
TAP TAP HAITIAN RESTAURANT<br/>
 
819 Fifth Street<br/>
 
Miami Beach, Florida 33139<br/>
 
(305) 672-2898
 
 
 
==11/5 Gede Celebration Nov 5- Nov 31, 2004==
 
 
 
At the ARTISAN'S WORLD ARTS & CRAFTS GALLERY<br/>
 
139 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA 02139<br/>
 
Tel: 617-491-0255<br/>
 
 
 
Gede Sacred Art & Celebration:
 
 
 
You are Cordially invited for a special Gede
 
Celebration featuring new works of the most
 
famous painters from Artibonite, Haiti:
 
Emmanuel, Larimer, Sanders and Ismer Saincilus
 
and
 
Photographs of Vodou Scene by:
 
Patrick Sylvain
 
 
 
Artists' Reception:  Friday November 5th at 7pm
 
 
 
Concert with Ziaf, a tribute band to the virtuoso Edith Piaf at 9pm
 
 
 
==10/29 New Play about Toussaint Louverture opens in Peoria, IL on Friday, 10/29/04==
 
"The Ghosts of Haiti: The Untold Story of Toussaint L'Ouverture," will be performed Friday and Saturday at the Apollo Fine Arts and Entertainment Centre.  Read the full story at [http://www.pjstar.com/stories/102404/PLA_B4FTHRUL.027.shtml PJStar.com].
 

Revision as of 08:03, 8 March 2006

Current Events have moved to the blog!

As of January, '05, current events will be posted on the blog at http://www.thelouvertureproject.org/. Feel free to send suggestions for current events or other blog updates to stuart@thelouvertureproject.org. I'm also open to starting a new email list to announce upcoming events, if there's enough interest. --Stumax 09:54, 28 Jan 2005 (PST)

Study Haitian Creole and Culture this summer

LACC, Miami

The Florida Consortium for Latin American Studies will hold its eighth annual Haitian Summer Institute from June 29 to August 17, 2005. The Institute is designed for anyone interested in acquiring a basic conversational proficiency in Haitian Creole and an understanding of Haitian culture. The first four and a half weeks of instruction are in Miami, followed by an optional two weeks of study abroad in Haiti. [http://lacc.fiu.edu/academic_programs/?body=academic_summerprogramsstudyabroad