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The Haitian Community Center of Greater Norwich is pleased to present Harmony for Hope—an inspiring evening of Haitian music and cultural celebration. This special event will feature talented and distinguished artists performing kompa and other traditional Haitian music, highlighting the rich musical heritage of Haiti and its power to bring communities together. The concert promises to be a vibrant and memorable experience, blending energetic rhythms, soulful melodies, and heartfelt messages that reflect the values of hope, unity, and cultural pride.KAÏ – The Haitian kompa music group formed by lead singer Richard Cavé is widely recognized for its influential sound and international tours. Cavé is best known for his work with the kompa group CARIMI. KAÏ, which means house in Haitian-Creole (but is spelled kay) was inspired both by the place Cavé embarked on his rebirth and its Japanese translation, which means “restoration and strength,”
KATHIANNA – Kathianna Celestin is a Haitian native mixed ethnicity. At a tender age of 5 she came to the USA to live in Brooklyn, NY. She then relocated to New London, Connecticut where she started her roots of singing. Her diversity will change the world with her vocal abilities and style for years to come.
RICKY ALAN DRAUGHN - Ricky Alan Draughn might be new on the Smooth Jazz artist radar, but he’s been rated one of the hottest cutting-edge artists on the East Coast by virtue of his global performances.
SPONSORED BY:
Norwich Public Utilities, Mohegan Sun, United Community Family Services, Chelsea Groton Bank, Big Night Big Love, Sign Professionals
The Haitian Community Center of Greater Norwich Inc. vision is to ensure that all youth, families, individuals, and seniors have access to the services and support they need to thrive. Our mission is to minister to those in need by providing education, training, cultural activities and support services they need to succeed.
Our strategic directives include:
Targeted programming and activities to support Haitian-Americans living in Connecticut. This is a growing population that is underserved and lacks access and awareness of resources and support to fully participate and become active members of the community.
Provide education, training, and basic needs services, and create culturally welcoming activities for all community members to participate.
Support the educational and professional developmental needs of our children, youth and young adults.
Support seniors and family members by providing resources to support their health and well-being.
We are committed to providing the highest quality of services, being good stewards of our resources, leading with grace and compassion, and upholding a high level of professionalism, integrity, and excellence.
Creating Meaningful Impact
The Haitian Community Center of Greater Norwich (HCC) comprises of a dedicated group of volunteers working to support low-income families and individuals living in Connecticut with targeted programming for Haitian Americans. Our mission serves as our North Star—to minister to those in need by providing education, training, cultural activities, and support services they need to succeed.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
325 State St, New London, CT, United States, Connecticut 06320
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