FREE w RSVP!!!!! Join forces on shore before all your Halloween dreams (and nightmares) come true. Jose Mangin will be your host.

Come get together with your cruise family and celebrate your last night on land before the adventure begins!!! Date and time Monday, November 3 · 6 - 11:30pm EST Location Lakou 207 Northeast 59th Street Miami, FL 33137

LIVE MUSIC SERIES KICK-OFF DJ CAVALIER 8-9PM LIVE REGGAE MUSIC 9-12AM TICKETS: $10 Early Bird on Eventbrite $20 at the door on day of show!

Mental Health & Wellness discussion with Dr Tyrone & Friends

Come and enjoy our Sunday Breeze at Lakou We offer: -Food by Chef David: Snacks, Meats, Seafood - Yoga at 10AM DRINKS ALL DAY!!! Fresco Snow Cones 12-7pm MUSIC BY I ART I VIBE

The Creole Pig: Haiti’s Great Loss recounts the story of a vital, resilient animal central to Haitian life for generations. Indigenous to Haiti, the Creole pig was a critical resource for peasant farmers. However, in the 1980s, an outbreak of swine flu, prompted USAID and the Haitian government to exterminate the entire population of Creole pigs. This drastic measure delivered a devastating economic blow to an already struggling nation. The documentary explores how this mass culling accelerated Haiti’s economic decline while examining the political and social fallout. Featuring interviews with farmers, economists, educators, and political analysts, the film delves into Haiti’s history and politics to unpack the profound impact of this tragic event.

"Ti Ayiti" is a visual art exhibition dedicated to celebrating and preserving the cultural essence of Little Haiti. Through a curated collection of artwork, the show brings together the community and highlights the vibrant traditions, stories, and spirit of the neighborhood. By showcasing local artists, Ti Ayiti aims to keep the legacy of Little Haiti alive and ensure its cultural significance endures. 

"Ti Ayiti" is a visual art exhibition dedicated to celebrating and preserving the cultural essence of Little Haiti. Through a curated collection of artwork, the show brings together the community and highlights the vibrant traditions, stories, and spirit of the neighborhood. By showcasing local artists, Ti Ayiti aims to keep the legacy of Little Haiti alive and ensure its cultural significance endures.