Photographs taken by Anthony Jordon of the SWAN Spoken Soul Showcase Vol. 8 – SWAN Day Miami 2015″ SWAN Spoken Soul Showcase Vol. 8 – SWAN Day Miami 2015 at Little Haiti Cultural Complex on Saturday, March, 28, 2015.
To see more of  Anthony Jordon‘s  work go to his Instagram page or his facebook page.
Big Night In Little Haiti at Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, March 20, 2105.  This month was a double bill with Rutshelle Guillaume and Mario Chandel.  Delicious kreyol cuisine from Leela’s Restaurant, specialty drinks and much more.
In the gallery: I Am A Man, photojournalism exhibition.
Big Night in Little Haiti is presented with major support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Additional support is received from AmericanAirlines, Florida International University’s Latin American and Caribbean Center, Heineken USA, the City of Miami, Miami-Dade Department of Cultural Affairs, Florida Division of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Media support is received from WSRF 1580, Koze Famn and Positive Impact Foundation.
Wow what a wonderful evening, the music was amazing and a awesome crowd everyone dancing and have a wonderful time. Â Love this event…Big Night In Little Haiti is every third Friday, if you have not been you really should go.
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Photographs taken by Anthony Jordon of Average Joe Art Sale and Annette’s 50th Birthday Party at Yo Space on Sunday, January 4, 2015.  What a wonderful way to celebrate my 50th birthday, surrounded by amazing friends and beautiful art. The Average Joe Art Sales had visiting artists along with their resident artists selling limited edition prints, original art and wonderful merchandise ranging from $5.00 to $500.00, so you can find something no matter your budget.  While you are there, you can visit with the resident artists and see what they are currently working on in their studio. To make it even better they donated 10% of all sales to a non-profit organization , this month it was Life Is Art, Inc.
About YO: “Founded in April 2011, what began as a passion for art, music and Miami has evolved into a force to be reckoned with in the local scene. Bringing together creatives from all walks of life, we strive to shine a light on the elements of Miami culture that should be recognized and celebrated. The company was born on a Facebook page and to this day that’s where content is most frequently updated/uploaded to. The website is a great resource for it’s Event Calendar to keep you up to date on what’s going on in advance, and also for the Blog section where you can read everything from artist interviews to philosophical ramblings.â€
To see more of  Anthony Jordon‘s  work go to his Instagram page or his facebook page.
Big Night in Little Haiti on Friday, December 19, 2104.
Big Night In Little Haiti at Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, December 19, 2014. This month thay had Gabel, one of the premier Haitian bands. They began with a bang in 2006 when prestigious Kompa Magazine named the young Haitian group “New Band of the Yearâ€.  Their fourth studio album Anyen Pa Etenèl was released earlier this year and they believe it to be their best yet.  The group has nine members; Katalog on vocals, Flav on vocals, Bob Doll as Maestro and guitar, Ray as the rhythm guitarist, T-Pachou on keyboards, DJ Dodo on bass, Cha Cha on percussionist and gong, Jay Lay Back on congas and tambourine, and Becken on drums.
Wow what a wonderful evening, the music was amazing and a awesome crowd everyone dancing and have a wonderful time. Â Love this event…Big Night In Little Haiti is every third Friday, if you have not been you really should go.
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Big Night In Little Haiti at Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday,  Friday, May 16, 2014. May is Haitian Heritage Month, featuring the rasin (roots) group Boukman Eksperyans in concert. The exhibition in the gallery was Haiti by Design, presented with the Haitian Cultural Alliance. Haitian cuisine by Leela’s Lakay and Prestige Beer and Clairin Rum from Haiti at the bar.
Wow what a wonderful evening, the music was amazing and a awesome crowd everyone dancing and have a wonderful time. Â Love this event…Big Night In Little Haiti is every third Friday, if you have not been you really should go.
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Record Store Day 2014 and Sweatstock 5 at Sweat Records on Saturday, April 19, 2014. Â Celebrating Nine years of Sweat Records and Record Store Day 2014 with a free pop-up music festival. Â Could not have picked a better day for this wonderful festival.
Awesome Foundation Street Stage: Aj Davila Y Terror Amor (San Juan, PR), Sunbears! (Jacksonville), Telekinetic Walrus,  Eons,  Nobodies,  Eagle Chief, My Deer, Kazoots, The Bows & Ties, with DJs Chalk, Mr. Brown, Action Pat, and Woozles between bands and emcee Daniel Reskin of Casa de Haha!
Audio Junkie Stage at Churchill’s Pub: Purple, Orbweaver, Plastic Pinks, Shroud Eater, Suede Dudes, Whorish Boorish, Nixa, Pariuh!, Bobby Flan, The Jellyfish Brothers, Los Bastardos Magnificos, Gun Hoes, Alx Czo, Dividends, Haochi Waves, Pocket Of Lollipops, Juju Pie, Casual Creatures, Humanfluidrot, and The Bearings, with DJs Peligro, Jolt Radio and OS DA MU to mix it up!
Food trucks: Ms. Cheezious, Los Chamos and Ben & Jerry’s (free ice cream!)
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Life Is Art  presents Art/Work Connections 17: Gallery Prep at Yo Space on Tuesday, March 11, 2014.  Our speaker this month was Reed V. Horth  the Gallerist, Curator, Robin Rile Fine Art.
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Average Joe Art Sale  at Yo Space on Sunday, January 5 ,2014.  I love it, they had visiting artists along with their resident artists selling limited edition prints, origianl art and wonderful merchandise ranging from $5.00 to $500.00, so you can find something no matter your budget.  While you are there, you can visit with the resident artists and see what they are currently working on in their studio. To make it even better they donated 10% of all sales to a non-profit organization , this month it was Life Is Art, Inc.
About YO: “Founded in April 2011, what began as a passion for art, music and Miami has evolved into a force to be reckoned with in the local scene. Bringing together creatives from all walks of life, we strive to shine a light on the elements of Miami culture that should be recognized and celebrated. The company was born on a Facebook page and to this day that’s where content is most frequently updated/uploaded to. The website is a great resource for it’s Event Calendar to keep you up to date on what’s going on in advance, and also for the Blog section where you can read everything from artist interviews to philosophical ramblings.”
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Big Night In Little Haiti at Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, October 18, 2013.  The night opened with locally-based konpa musician Hector Lominy and his band and then the popular konpa superstars T-Vice took the stage.  Wow what a wonderful evening, the music was amazing and a awesome crowd everyone dancing and have a wonderful time.  Love this event…Big Night In Little Haiti is every third Friday, if you have not been you really should go.
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Tale of 2 Nations at Big Night Little Haiti at Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, August 16, 2013.  This was the first time  that a traditional maracatu group from Recife, Brazil tours the the USA. Estrelha Brilante is visiting the US for a groundbreaking tour, joined by New York City based Brazilian group Nation Beat and Rasin Lakay brings the percussion and horns.
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Big Night in Little Haiti presented by The Rhythm Foundation and Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, March 14, 2013.
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Photographs taken by Anthony Jordon from HistoryMiami Walking Tour: Street Art of Little Haiti on Thursday, January 26, 2013.  Streets Art of Little Haiti tour with artist Serge Toussaint visited his murals and sign art, and learned about the rich cultural tradition of Little Haiti.
Photographs taken by Anthony Jordon to see more of his work go to his flickr page or his facebook page.
Gary James Fitzsimmons & Fritz “E†Romeus presented the Downtown Full Moon Party at Moksha – 7th Circuit Studios on Friday, August 3, 2012.
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Big Night in Little Haiti presented by The Rhythm Foundation and Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, March 16, 2012.
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Experience, Explore and Taste… the Dominican Republic
at Miami Event Space, 7610 NE 4th Ct Miami,  Guayabera Fashion Show by Maurizio Alberino, Art exihibition, Book reading by Glenda Galan and Rene Rodriguez Soriano,  Music presentation by Jazz Player Luis Disla, drinks by Dewars.
Peter London Global Dance Theater Premiere Showcase at The Little Haiti Cultural Center on Sunday, October 30, 2011. What a wonderful performance and I am so looking forward to attending more performance by this wonderful dance group. Beautiful!!! They also offer a variety of dance classes.
The Peter London Global Dance Theater exists to promote the creative expressions of its founder and artistic director, Peter London, through his choreographic creations, training of aspiring and professional dancers. PLGDT will aim to undertake numerous performances and educational workshops for local, national and global audiences with an emphasis on the inclusion of underserved artists and audiences as well as the collaboration for new choreographic works with local and global artists in the visual arts and other creative media.
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Big Night in Little Haiti at the Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, October 21, 2011..  The eventing started off with Lanzallamas Monofonica with aAfro-Latin America-
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Big Night in Little Haiti at the Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, August 19, 2011.  The eventing started off with Elastic Bond with a funky, soulful, urban island sound. Then on the stage was Jowee Omicil and his band, a multi-instrumentalist whose music is between Afrojazz, Haitian roots, gospel and soul. Big Night in Little Haiti happens every third Friday, the music and energy was so much fun.  This wonderful night is presented by The Rhythm Foundation and Little Haiti Cultural Center.
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Photographs taken by Anthony Jordon of the  See the Sound MLK Community Mural Project Exhibit Opening at the Little Haiti Cultural Center on Wednesday, August 17, 2011.  Had an amazing time!! The art and music were awesome, can not wait to go back during the Big Night in Little Haiti this Friday night (happens every third Friday night).
Cultural Center presented, “See the Sound: MLK Community Mural Project Exhibit.†The exhibit features artists from the international program, the MLK “Moving the Lives of Kids†Community Mural Project. Bringing together artists and youth from across the world, the MLK Community Mural Project creates public art murals that preserve history, culture, and beauty. The works in the exhibit will reflect the collaboration of visual and musical art forms. Artists Included: Kyle Holbrook, Joy Taylor, Alex Douyon, Francesco Lo Castro, C. Purdy. Wolfgang, Luzalma Gonzale, Greg Pitts, Alex Dumas, Yasser Faraco, David Josef Tamargo, Morgan Defranco, Bayunga Kialeuka, Valentina Simon, Jennifer Vivian Duarte, Lorial Annie Wilson, Serge. Lordgyn Gino Belizaire, Nice The Artist and performances by Kaaren Styles – Dj Nasty Nate.
Sponsored by Status Vodka, Societe Perrier and Artisans Agency .
Photographs taken by Anthony Jordon to see more of his work go to his flickr page or his facebook page.
See the Sound MLK Community Mural Project Exhibit Opening at the Little Haiti Cultural Center on Wednesday, August 17, 2011.  Had an amazing time!! The art and music were awesome, can not wait to go back during the Big Night in Little Haiti this Friday night (happens every third Friday night).
Cultural Center presented, “See the Sound: MLK Community Mural Project Exhibit.†The exhibit features artists from the international program, the MLK “Moving the Lives of Kids†Community Mural Project. Bringing together artists and youth from across the world, the MLK Community Mural Project creates public art murals that preserve history, culture, and beauty. The works in the exhibit will reflect the collaboration of visual and musical art forms. Artists Included: Kyle Holbrook, Joy Taylor, Alex Douyon, Francesco Lo Castro, C. Purdy. Wolfgang, Luzalma Gonzale, Greg Pitts, Alex Dumas, Yasser Faraco, David Josef Tamargo, Morgan Defranco, Bayunga Kialeuka, Valentina Simon, Jennifer Vivian Duarte, Lorial Annie Wilson, Serge. Lordgyn Gino Belizaire, Nice The Artist and performances by Kaaren Styles – Dj Nasty Nate.
Sponsored by Status Vodka, Societe Perrier and Artisans Agency .
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Photographs taken by Anthony Jordon of Big Night in Little Haiti at the Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, June 17, 2011. Â This wonderful night was presented by The Rhythm Foundation and Little Haiti Cultural Center.
Photographs taken by Anthony Jordon to see more of his work go to his flickr page or his facebook page.
Raize It Up Live at Naomi Garden Vibes Restaurant on Saturday, May 28, 2011. Â What an amazing place and the food there is awesome. Â They do Raize It Up Live their every last Saturday of the month, had so much fun! Â Drumming, live music from varies bands…what a great way to spend a Saturday night.
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Big Night in Little Haiti at the Little Haiti Cultural Center on Friday, May 20, 2011.  This event happens every third Friday, the music and energy was so much fun.
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First Annual Earth ‘N Us Jam at the Earth N’ Us Farm on Saturday, May 15, 2010.  Earth N’ Us Farm is Miami’s most interesting urban organic farm,  this is a place you have to see to believe.  It is incredible, the gardens, the animals and the tree house (and yes people live in the tree houses).  If you get a chance to go by you really need to, I would love to live there.
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