Planning to visit the Little Haiti Cultural Complex?
Get Involved
We want you to be part of our family and experience the beauty of Little Haiti. This is why we offer several ways for you engage with us to help maintain and develop the complex. Whether you are a student aspiring a career in cultural arts, an artist looking to showcase their talent; a businessman who cares about the local history; or a couple looking to get married in a colorful and vibrant venue. We have something for all of you!

The Little Haiti Cultural Complex has a variety of year-round internship and volunteer programs available.
Intern and Volunteer
Support our our goal to preserve and showcase our amazing Afro-Caribbean history.
Ways to support
Our beautiful Afro-Caribbean facilities are the ideal year-round location to host your special event.
Rental OptionsOur Venues
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Art Gallery
The Art Gallery serves as a space for local residents and artists abroad to display a vast collection of artwork. To expose the public to…
Caribbean Marketplace
Also known as the “Mache Ayisyen”, the 9,000 sq. ft. marketplace is the Little Haiti Cultural Complex’s largest venue space. Visit the Caribbean Marketplace during…
Proscenium Theatre
The Theatre provides a dynamic opportunity for playwrights and actors to develop new works and create live theater and film. We support all cultures and…
Special Events
In the news
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04 May
All it took was one phone call, now Little Haiti gets a Wyclef Jean concert
Read moreWyclef Jean was about to hit the stage at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival last weekend when the call came. His brother-in-law Supreme
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22 Mar
What do konpa and EDM have in common? A free party in Little Haiti.
Read moreHaitian-born DJ and producer Michael Brun never misses a chance to pay tribute to his Haitian roots, mixing his blend of progressive house with authentic
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26 Feb
Hundreds drawn to Blacktech Weekend for connecting, collaborating, capital raising
Read moreIt was billed as an opportunity to “break bread and make bread.” Blacktech Weekend was certainly that and a whole lot more. Black startup founders,
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03 Feb
5 things that prove Miss Haiti is better than we imagined
Read moreWanda Tima-Gilles, president of L’Union Suite, the popular Haitian-American social platform, and two other organizers initially had planned a simpler welcome for Miss Haiti, Raquel
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17 Jan
Sounds of Little Haiti is back with Haitian supergroup KLASS
Read moreIf you love Haitian music, this weekend is a musical bonanza: Magnum Band is having their 40th anniversary at the North Beach Bandshell on Saturday
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What our visitors saying about their experience
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From the first time I was given a tour of the space, I fell in love with the facilities, the people and their mission. That’s why we threw Yelp’s Big Bite in Little Haiti at this venue in September… More people need to know it exists!
Cassie G. -
A great combination of live music, vibrant art, delicious food and interesting people.
Mercedes M. -
One could feel only warmth and the love at this center located right in the middle of Miami’s Little Haiti area where a lot of natives [of Haiti] reside.
Michael S. -
LOVE. THIS. PLACE. As a tourist, this was a great stop. It’s open until 9 pm, has a marketplace, an arts-and-crafts store, an art exhibition gallery. And you don’t want to miss Big Fridays in Little Haiti, which is a free music event on the third Friday of every month.
Betty Ming
Accessibility Statement
To request material in accessible format, sign language interpreters and/or any accommodations to participate in any City of Miami Parks sponsored program or meeting please call – at 305-960-4962 or email narguelles@miamigov.com. Please allow 3 business days for sign language interpreting services and 5 business days for any other accommodation request. TTY users may also call 711 (Florida Relay Service).