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Selebrasyon! | Kick Off Event : Sunday, May 1st

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Join us in kicking off HCX’s 2nd Biennial Selebrasyon!, New York City’s only festival dedicated to promoting the very best of Haitian Arts & Culture.

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DATE/TIME: Sunday, May 1st | 2-8pm LOCATION: Affirmation Arts Gallery | MAP 523 West 37th Street | New York, NY 10018 ADMISSION: $25 in Advance | $30 at Door

Pop-Up Art Sale 2-6pm

Selebrasyon Pop-Up Artist 2016

Come support Haiti Cultural Exchange by purchasing new and unique art created by Haitian and Haitian-American artists.  All work has been donated and proceeds will benefit Haiti Cultural Exchange. Featuring the following artists:

  1. Amanacer (Emily Bauman)                           _

  2. Patricia Brintle

  3. Marlie Decopain

  4. Denise Felix

  5. Eric Girault

  6. Shakespeare Guirand

  7. Nathalie Jolivert

  8. Rejin Leys

  9. Tessa Mars

  10. Valerie Noisette

  11. Nadine Renazile

  12. Gina Samson

  13. Didier William

_ Family Arts Activities 2-6pm


Krik? Krak! Selebrasyon

DJ Hard Hittin’ Harry Spinning  2-6pm

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Born in Haiti, raised in Montreal, Canada, and New Jersey, DJ Hard Hittin’ Harry, is a 30+ year veteran making it happen all over the clubs, mix tapes, internet, and television. Currently residing in Brooklyn, DJ Hard Hittin Harry entertains his audience blending unique styles of the latest and classic Hiphop, R&B, Soul, Funk, Reggae, Pop, Rock, Soca, Afrobeat, Haitian Kompas, Zouk, Kwaito, House, Techno, and much more.

Haitian Bites & Beverages 6-7:30pm

Haitian Bites & Beverages

Featured Performance: Jakobo & Akbadja Zile 6pm

Jakobo

Singer, percussionist, and bandleader Jean Dorce, known as “Jakobo” by friends and fans, founded his group, Akbadja Zile in 2012. The band brings World Beat to new vibrational levels by presenting fusion music based firmly in the spiritual traditions of rural Haiti to new audiences. Akbadja Zile’s emphasis on traditional Haitian rhythms such as Dahomey, Nago, Congo, and rara, is a wake-up call to Haitians both at home and in the diaspora, as well as to World Beat fans around the world.

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