Chef Creole Seasoned Restaurant is marked by a distinctive mural on its exterior wall showing a fisherman reeling in a massive blue marlin. Founded by Wilkinson Ken Sejour and his late brother Jude Pierre, this establishment began in…
Little Haiti Caribbean Culture
This neighborhood walk takes you through the colorful streets of Little Haiti to visit traditional botanicas, Creole bookstores, cultural art centers, and legendary culinary landmarks that preserve Miami's deep Caribbean diaspora heritage.
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1. Chef Creole Seasoned Restaurant
2. Tou Te Division Botanica
Toute Division Botanica is located at one hundred thirty-five Northeast Fifty-fourth Street in Miami. This establishment functions as a storefront for religion and spirituality, offering services and retail items within the Buena Vista and…
3. KOTR Konpa Dance Studio
KOTR Konpa Dance Studio is recognizable as the home of Haitian Konpa in the Buena Vista area of Miami. It holds the distinction of being the first dance studio in the world that is both Haitian-owned and Haitian-operated specifically to…
4. The Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance
The Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance, also known as Alyans Atizay Ayisyen, sits at two hundred twenty-five Northeast Fifty-ninth Street. You can identify the building by its presence as a center for Afro-Caribbean history and art within the…
5. Little Haiti Cultural Complex
The Little Haiti Cultural Complex is defined by the bright yellow facade of the Caribbean Marketplace, a structure designed to evoke the spirit of the famous Iron Market in Port-au-Prince. This campus occupies a central role in the…
6. Libreri Mapou Creole & French
Libreri Mapou Creole and French is a bookstore on the fifty-nine hundred block of Northeast Second Avenue in Little Haiti. Its storefront is painted in bright, colorful pastels, a visual marker that helps it stand out among the surrounding…
7. Caribbean Marketplace
The Caribbean Marketplace is recognizable by its vivid, brightly painted exterior and its distinctive architecture, which features ornate, lattice-like woodwork. It stands as a modern-day interpretation of the Iron Market in…
8. Piman Bouk Haitian Restaurant
Piman Bouk Haitian Restaurant sits on Northeast Second Avenue, an eatery serving traditional Caribbean fare in the heart of the Little Haiti neighborhood. The name itself, which translates from Haitian Creole to hot pepper, honors the…
9. Toussaint Louverture Memorial Statue
The Toussaint Louverture Memorial Statue stands near the intersection of North Miami Avenue and Northeast Sixty-Second Street. It was erected by the City of Miami in two thousand five to link the history of the world's first black republic…