Bring your blanket or chair and join local artisans, musicians, and creatives in Griffing Park, as we practice social distancing  while we celebrate the arts.

9PM

February 4, 2023

Since its grand premiere on August 15, 2008, the Harmonik buzz has crossed borders beyond Florida, Haiti, and across the United States to cities such as Boston, Atlanta, and New York. In just a few months after their grand premiere, this group from Miami quickly became the official boy band of the Haitian music industry.

In 2019, the band released its studio album called “Respè,” with three major hit singles titled “Ou detenn sou mwen”, “Existe,” and “Denye Chans.” In that same year, Harmonik released a live album of its sold-out performance at Casino de Paris.
In February 2022, despite the pandemic and the uncertainty that came along, Harmonik released its long-awaited album “Maturité,” with the leading single
“Pap Ka Separe,” featuring Vanessa Desire. This album is different from any other album because it features many Haitian artists like Danola, Vanessa Desire, rappers Mechans-T, Troubleboy Hitmaker, and Pierre Jean. The second single of this album is Maturité, which features vocals from the trio.

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February 4, 2023

The band recently collaborated with Zumba founder Beto Perez on the explosive dance track, “Te Quiero Ver.” The song has become a global streaming and YouTube viral phenomenon. Their sixth studio album, Caribe, released in October of 2016, debuted #14 on THE CMJ New World Chart and features stellar collaborations with the legendary rap artists Talib Kweli and El B, Notch, Elastic Bond, Rocky Dawuni, Colombian powerhouse band ChocQuibTown, Jorge Villamizar, Chad Stokes (DISPATCH), Marinah (Ojos de Brujo), Bermudian reggae star, Collie Buddz, Vaughn Benjamin (Midnite) and XAXO. LPJ released their Caribe Remix EP in December of 2017, the culmination of a stellar year that included a prime-time performance on PBS during the 30th Annual Hispanic Heritage Foundation (HHF) Awards, multiple major festivals, and receipt of the 2017 American Latino Influencer Award for their work on #WeDreamAmerica, an initiative to unite the nation around our immigrant heritage

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February 4, 2023

Jahfe also allows elements of rock and hip-hop to influence their sound, which rounds out their eclectic appeal. Get a taste of Jahfe’s infectious vibe and world-conscious view in this clip of the band performing live.

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February 4, 2023

BACHACO was conceived and founded by Venezuela Singer-Songwriter Edilberto ‘Eddy’ Morillo in Miami, FL where he regularly meets and collaborates with musicians from everywhere. BACHACO is a truly multicultural experience. Their music naturally flows in English and Spanish but the true language BACHACO speaks is the vibe they transmit: High Energy Groove!

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February 4, 2023

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February 4, 2023

Grounded in Haitian folklore, Lakou Ti Ayiti is  a  crossroads of cultural exchange among the diaspora. Mission: Honor the ancestors and ourselves through education, music, dance, and spirit. Fèt Gèdè ;

Caribe Arts Fest is not just for grownups! The festival offers fun-filled activities for children coming to the park with a special area set aside just for them. There will be an area where they will be building make and take crafts, face painting, story telling and more.