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You are in for a special evening of storytelling, laughter, and dancing that aims to celebrate Haitian Culture. Krik! Krak!A Bèl Bagay Lakay Festival kickoff event starring author and renown Haitian storyteller Charlot Lucien. July …
Bèl Bagay Lakay is about showcasing the Beautiful Things Haiti has to offer. Get involved and help our community shine! Please contact us, we are looking for volunteers to join subcommittees. Nou paka pa la! You gotta to …
Haiti and Chicago, a historical connection that needs to be celebrated. Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable was a free man of color, originally from the town of St. Marc in St. Domingue (present day Haiti). DuSable settled …
Dear friends of Haiti,We cannot thank you enough for your boundless generosity and for your love for the people of Haiti. As you know, back in August when the earthquake hit the southern portion of Haiti, …
Dear Friends, The Coronavirus has taken all of us by surprise forcing us into self-isolation and wondering when and how it will all end. We have lost many things that a month ago we took …
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Welcome to the Haitian Network Group of Detroit (HNGD) , a non-profit organization with 501© (3) status. HNGD is designed to give Haitians and friends in the Metropolitan Detroit area the opportunity to network; HNGD advocates the improvement of cultural diversity in the Detroit area.
Our mission is to promote Haitian culture, provide an environment for Haitians and friends of Haiti to network, and contribute to the welfare of Haitians worldwide.
Membership is open to anyone with a genuine interest in Haiti and its people.
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You are in for a special evening of storytelling, laughter, and dancing that aims to celebrate Haitian Culture. Krik! Krak!A Bèl Bagay Lakay Festival kickoff event starring author and renown Haitian storyteller Charlot Lucien. July 29th , 2022 – 8:30pm to midnight at Kola Lounge. Click here for more details Purchase tickets on Eventbritehttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/krik-krak-a-humorous-storytelling-session-celebrating-haitian-culture-tickets-368384236167
Bèl Bagay Lakay is about showcasing the Beautiful Things Haiti has to offer. Get involved and help our community shine! Please contact us, we are looking for volunteers to join subcommittees. Nou paka pa la! You gotta to be there! check out our previous event:
Haiti and Chicago, a historical connection that needs to be celebrated. Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable was a free man of color, originally from the town of St. Marc in St. Domingue (present day Haiti). DuSable settled near the mouth of the Chicago River between 1778 and 1779. He and his Potawatomi wife, Kittihawa (Catherine) had a …
Dear friends of Haiti,We cannot thank you enough for your boundless generosity and for your love for the people of Haiti. As you know, back in August when the earthquake hit the southern portion of Haiti, HNGD sprang into action and immediately went into fundraising mode. We made our plea to you, and you responded without hesitation …
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