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History of Little Haiti LITTLE HAITI N Miami Avemiami N ARTIST: RALPH ALLEN CARIBBEAN MARKETPLACE LITTLE HAITI CULTURAL COMPLEX PANTHER COFFEE SIXTY10 MIAMI LA PIAZZETTA PIZZERIA NOTRE DAME D'HAITI CATHOLIC CHURCH ARTIST: MOISE DORCELIN Neighborhood Map FIORITO IMPERIAL MOTO CAFE SWEAT RECORDS CHURCHILLS N Miami Ave NE 2 Ave History of Little Haiti LITTLE HAITI N Miami Ave NE 2 Ave NW 84 St NE 84 St Originally known as Lemon City, after the unusually sweet lemon trees that LITTLE HAITI NW 2 Ave NW 84 St NE 84 St ARTIST: ELSIE REMY grew in the area, this vibrant neighborhood was already in existence before NW 2 Ave Miami's incorporation in the late 19th century. As the city of Miami grew and became more progressive, the early settlers of Lemon City hailing mostly from the Biscayne Blvd NW 75 St Biscayne Blvd N Miami Ave Bahamas, North Carolina and the Florida Keys, eventually relocated to different NE 2 Ave Sounds of Little Haiti is an immersive cultural NW 75 St neighborhoods, leaving the area mostly deserted. N Miami Ave NE experience2 Ave in the heart of Downtown Little Haiti. NW 2 Ave The free outdoor concert is an opportunity for the The neighborhood now known as Little Haiti is located within the heart of the Haitian diaspora, local Miamians and tourists to city of Miami, on an area of approximately 3.5 square miles. Little Haiti is NW 62 St NE 62 St celebrate authentic Haitian culture and it's influence not an incorporated city or township, but rather is a neighborhood that was LOOP officially designated by the city of Miami in 2016. It gained its name in the NE 61 St on the local community. Sounds of Little Haiti is late 1970's and early 1980's when many Haitian immigrants came to Miami and NW 2 Ave the cultural event to attend at the Little Haiti settled in an area that included Lemon City, Little River and Buena Vista. Cultural Complex. NW 54 St NE 54 St ARTIST: ANTHONY LUMPKIN While the original lemon groves are long gone, the area now boasts businesses Sounds of Little Haiti is an evening of fun and SOUTHBOUND advertising in English and Haitian Creole, as well as a diversity of food, ONLY entertainment for the whole family. Beautiful art, NW 62 St NE 62 St ARTIST: JOANAH WHITELY entertainment and original art. Steeped in the complex and rich cultural Great food,LOOP and live music is always available. NE 2 Ave histories of the Afro-Caribbean immigrants who brought life to its area AGAIN, NW 2 Ave NE 61 St Little Haiti has evolved into a colorful beacon in Miami' s arts communities. Throughout the years, small businesses like celebrated record stores, kitsch bars, ARTIST: RARA KUYU and authentic eateries have eased into the neighborhood, creating their own Every third Friday night! particular patchwork within the already distinct Little Haiti. NW 36 St NE 36 St NW 2 Ave NE 2 Ave Map Not to Scale 01/09/2018 NW 54 St NE 54 St The Miami Trolley is a free service Hours of Operation provided by the city of Miami For more information regarding Little Haiti and general events SOUTHBOUND happing in the city, please visit Weekdays ONLY 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM miamiandbeaches.com | visitlittlehaiti.com ARTIST: BELINA WRIGHT Saturday Although the authors have taken all reasonable care in preparing this map, we make no 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM warranty about the accuracy or completeness of its content and, to the maximum extent permitted, disclaim all liability from its use. NE 2 Ave NWSunday 2 Ave 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM NW 36 St NE 36 St NW 2 Ave NE 2 Ave Map Not to Scale 01/09/2018 Food and Beverage ANDIAMO! CLIVE’S CAFÉ LE JARDIN HAITAIN RESTAURANT SEVEN SEAS RESTAURANT 5600 BISCAYNE BLVD 5890 NW 2ND AVE 195 NE 78TH STREET AND FISH MARKET ANDIAMOPIZZAMIAMI.COM CLIVESCAFE.COM 305-244-7566 5205 NE 2ND AVE 305-762-5751 305-757-6512 SEVENSEASREST.COM NAOMI’S GARDEN RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 305-981-3571 CAFÉ ROVAL CRAFT FOOD AND BEER 650 NW 71ST STREET 5808 NE 4TH CT 5650 NE 2ND AVE NAOMISMIAMI.COM SIXTY10 MIAMI CAFEROVAL.COM CRAFTFOODBEER.COM 305-456-4715 6010 NE 2ND AVE 786-953-7850 786-391-1563 SIXTY10MIA.COM PHILLY GRUB 786-502-8006 CHEZ LE BEBE FIORITO 99 NW 54TH STREET 114 NE 54 STREET 5555 NE 2ND AVE ORDERPHILLYGRUB.COM SOYKA 305-751-7639 FIORITOMIAMI.COM 786-362-6268 5556 NE 4TH CT 305-754-2899 SOYKARESTAURANT.COM CHURCHILL’S PUB PIMAN BOUK BAKERY 305-759-3117 5501 NE 2ND AVE LA PIAZZETTA PIZZERIA 46 NE 62ND STREET CHURCHILLSPUB.COM 5143 NE 2ND AVE 305-759-1704 SUR 305-757-1807 LAPIAZZETTAMIAMI.COM 5929 NW 2ND AVE 786-409-3693 PIMAN BOUK HAITIAN 786-313-3498 CINDY LOU’S COOKIES RESTARUANT 7320 NE 2ND AVE LAKAY TROPICAL ICE CREAM 5961 NE 2ND AVE SUSHI SIAM CINDYLOUSCOOKIES.COM 91 NE 54TH STREET 305-759-6805 5582 NE 4TH CT 305-456-8585 THENEWTROPIC.COM SUSHISIAM.COM 305-751-2912 305-751-7818 Art Galleries & GALLERY DOT FIFTYONE GALLERY LITTLE RIVER STUDIOS SPINELLO PROJECTS 6306 NW 2ND AVE 7275 NE 4TH AVE #101 300 NE 71ST ST 7221 NW 2ND AVE ANDGALLERY.NET DOTFIFTYONE.COM LITTLERIVERSTUDIOS.COM SPINELLOPROJECTS.COM 305-985-0222 305-573-9994 305-754-9933 786-271-4223 ABSTRACT FINE ART EMERSON DORSCH MIAMI INDUSTRIAL ARTS THE ART OF EDUARD DUVAL CARRIE 7330 NE 2ND AVE 5900 NE 2ND AVE 300 NW 73RD ST 255 NE 59TH ST ABSTRACTFINEART.COM DORSCHGALLERY.COM MIAMIINDUSTRIALARTS.COM EDOUARD-DUVAL-CARRIE.COM 215-350-2282 305-576-1278 305-772-5043 305-756-3037 AIMEE PEREZ SCULPTOR FOUNTAINHEAD STUDIOS MUCE MAKERS CAMPUS YELEEN GALLERY 4706 SW 75TH AVE 7338 NW MIAMI CT 246 NW 54TH ST 294 NW 54TH STREET AIMEEPEREZ-SCULPTOR.COM FOUNTAINHEADRESIDENCY.COM MUCE305.ORG YEELENART.COM/ 305-972-7766 305-482-1299 305-890-2121 954-235-4758 ARTSCAPE LAB HAITIAN CULTURAL ARTS ALLIANCE NINA JOHNSON YO SPACE 7255 NE 4TH AVE, STE 113 225 NE 59TH ST 6315 NE 2ND AVE 294 NE 62ND STREET ARTSCAPELAB.COM HAITIANARTSALLIANCE.ORG NINAJOHNSON.COM YOSPACEMIAMI.COM 305-979-3855 305-571-2288 LAUNDROMAT ART SPACE BILL BRADY MIAMI 5900 NE 2ND AVE PAN AMERICAN ART PROJECETS 90 NW 72ND STREET LAUNDROMATARTSPACE.COM 274 NE 67TH STREET BILLBRADYGALLERY.COM 303-960-7810 PANAMERICANART.COM 305-418-0733 305-751-2550 Points of Interest HAITIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM IRON SIDE LITTLE HAITI CULTURAL COMPLEX ST MARY’S CATHEDRAL 4141 NE 2ND AVE 7610 NE 4TH CT 212 NE 59TH STREET 7525 NW 2ND AVE HAITIANHERITAGEMUSEUM.ORG MIAMIIRONSIDE.COM LITTLEHAITICULTURALCENTER.COM STMARYMIAMI.ORG 305-371-5988 305-438-9002 305-960-2969 305-759-4531 INHALE MIAMI LITTLE HAITI COMMUNITY GARDEN NOTRE DAME D’HAITI CATHOLIC CHURCH VILLAIN THEATRE 6310 NE 2ND AVE 5804 NE 2ND AVE 110 NE 62 STREET 5865 NE 2ND AVE INHALEMIAMI.COM LITTLEHAITICOMMUNITYGARDEN.ORG NOTREDAMEDHAITI.ORG VILLAINTHEATER.COM 786-789-0943 305-757-7711 305-751-6289 786-391-2241 Shopping • SEBASTIAN COOLIDGE (595 NW 54TH ST) • ANDREW REID, JAKE CORDERO, IVES ONE + SJEM BAKKUS (301 NW 54TH ST) CARIBBEAN MARKETPLACE ISIDORE & CARMELA BOTANICA NASSER MARKET SWEAT RECORDS Local Murals • JAMES BRUTUS (6300 NE 4TH AVE) 5925 NE 2ND AVE 164 NE 54TH STREET 5845 NE 2ND AVE 5505 NE 2ND AVE • JUAN MANUEL ROZAS (101 NE 54TH ST) LITTLEHAITICULTURALCENTER.COM 786-718-7739 305-758-4676 SWEATRECORDSMIAMI.COM • SHIRO_ONE, YUHMI COLLECTIVE, CARATOES, RENDA WRITER (6390 NE 2ND AVE) 305-960-2969 786-693-9309 • NATE DEE, CASE MACLAIM + ANDREW ANTONACCIO (2ALAS), ATOMIK, MONZ, • IVAN ROQUE (1 NW 62ND ST) LACOMBE JEWELRY SHOP SANTA BARBARA BOTANICA SEBASTIAN COOLIDGE, GG (6250 NE 1ST PL) • IVES ONE (5555 NE 2ND AVE) FABIEN’S TOP MASTER 5860 NE 2ND AVE 5700 NE 2ND AVE UPPER BUENA VISTA • RUBEN UBIERA (7501 NE 2ND AVE) • JORGE RODRIGUEZ (5524 NE 2ND AVE) 5860 NE 2ND AVE 305-756-9494 786-262-7895 184 NE 50TH TERRACE • ANGELINA CHRISTINA X EASEONE (99 NW 54TH ST) 305-603-9037 UPPERBUENAVISTA.COM • CLAUDIO PICASSO (CP1) (5401 NE 2ND AVE) LIBRERI MAPOU BOOKSTORE 786-534-9948 • KEVIN LEDO + FINDAC, AND REI RAMIREZ (28 NE 54TH ST) • HOXX (DOUGLAS HOEKZEMA) (5200 NE 2ND AVE) FERNANDIE’S VARIETY STORE 5919 NE 2ND AVE • CLAUDIA LABIANCA (35 NW 54TH ST) • LUIS VALLE, CASE MACLAIM (5900 NE 2ND AVE) 5914 NE 2ND AVE MAPOUBOOKS.COM • JAY BELLICCHI (294 NE 62ND ST) • IVETTE CABRERA (THE COLOR DREAMERS) (5903 NE 2ND AVE) SMILE LIL’ HAITI 305-757-9922 • MONZ (570 NW 54TH ST) • TURGO BASTIEN (6200 NE 2ND AVE) ARTIST:SERGE TOUSSAINT.
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