You too, can share Your Historic Stories! Email info@ahofmuseum.com; ahofmuseum@gmail.com or, call us (305) 699-5527.
Ayiti Hall of Fame Museum (AHOF) Contribute a Historical Video, Imagery, or Artifact (Memorabilia), for Historic Preservation.
Artists (Ti-Manno): Singing about a once-hurricane David from 1979, a song which later became an educational & legendary hit song for generations.
Haitian actress and singer known for her innovative blend of traditional Vodou and rural themes and music with contemporary lyricism and arrangements
First female Haitian guitarist-singer
Vocalist in Northern Orchestra
Haitian painter, song writer, musician, poet, designer, architect, and teacher
Iconic Haitian singer born in Port-au-Prince on April 5th, 1955 to a wealthy family. During her adolescent years, Yole Derose joined the choir of the church, as the lead singer
Folk arranger, composer, accordionist, lyricist, trumpetist and bugle player. He revealed himself throughout his life as a musician of extreme sensitivity.
Known as one of the most versatile Haitian musicians of all time. He is a singer of great range and talent, an excellent saxophonist and a multi-instrumentalist
Haitian writer, civil rights activist, entertainer, and composer
Haitian saxophonist, writer, and band leader. He is credited with being the inventor of compas, also known as compas direct
Most beloved and well known Haitian singer. His avant-garde lyrics were about the condition of the Haitian people, sexism, sexual harassment, power harassment, and discrimination
Saxophonist, composer, band leader
Famous singer of the Haitian band “Issa El Saieh”
The Youth & Community Pop-Up showcase 2025
The Ayiti Hall of Fame, The “Mikaben” (Michael Benjamin) 2024 award Soiree
The Mikaben Luminary Recipient of 2024 award: Blondedy Ferdinand, and Mikaben Renaissance Award Recipient of 2024: Gazman Couleur.
Donate your time, Memorabilia, or be a volunteer in our Programs.
This particular project is one that allows for a deep dive into the stories that history is made up of. A part of us, yet some stories are hidden, unknown parts are shared only with small percentages of individuals. Impact of the project "KON’PAGE": Unknown Stories into History |
A Podcast-Based Oral History showcase, and in front of a live studio audience, is breathtaking.
Bringing awareness to students very early on in life. The Project "What It Takes" has been one of the strongest standing workshops of educational substance.
What It takes is about the College Journey: It provides insights on the Before, During & After the college journey.
Insights on Test requirements, Financial Aid, Application processes & even Housing on campus grounds or Campus.
College students, professors, and career individuals share their own personal experiences.
knowing the life-changing stories that embody change. Those who have inspired historic educational changes for generations. Innovation aligns with sensible, valuable education of health relevance and is entrusted with Legacy Longevity. | Artifacts Drop-off: 773 NW 111 Street, Miami, FL 33168
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