Legends - Ahof Museum - Celebrate Historic Contributions

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Have a video or photo to share for the sake of history? Email info@ahofmuseum.com; ahofmuseum@gmail.com or, call us (305) 699-5527.

Ayiti Hall of Fame Museum (AHOF) contributed images & historic videos of cultural contributions for preservation.

Artists (Ti-Manno): Singing about a once-hurricane David from 1979, a song which later became an educational & legendary hit song for generations.

The Youth presentation of DONZO CITY POP-UP BLOCK PARTY. A collaboration with one of “AYITI HALL OF FAME” Programs: The “OJT” (On-the-Job-Training) Program. During such moment, 2025 Youth OJT program accomplishment Certificates were recognized.

The Ayiti Hall of Fame, an award “Title” Reception for an award that was named after the late amazing artist “Mikaben” (Michael Benjamin) in 2024 to preserve his Legacy.

There were two (2) Recipients of this renowned “Mikaben” named award. They were recognized for their cultural contributions in preservation.

Our Legends

Toto Bissainthe

Haitian actress and singer known for her innovative blend of traditional Vodou and rural themes and music with contemporary lyricism and arrangements

Lumane Casimir

First female Haitian guitarist-singer

Roger Colas

Vocalist in Northern Orchestra

Ansy Derose

Haitian painter, song writer, musician, poet, designer, architect, and teacher

Yole Derose

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

Gerard Duprevil

Folk arranger, composer, accordionist, lyricist, trumpetist and bugle player. He revealed himself throughout his life as a musician of extreme sensitivity.

Guy Durosier

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

Martha Jean-Claude

Haitian writer, civil rights activist, entertainer, and composer

Nemours Jn Baptiste

Haitian saxophonist, writer, and band leader. He is credited with being the inventor of compas, also known as compas direct

Ti Manno

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

Webert Sicot

Saxophonist, composer, band leader

Joe Trouillot

Famous singer of the Haitian band “Issa El Saieh”

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Donate your time, memorabilia, or volunteer at an upcoming event.

Contributing to Community Developments "Kon'Page": Next Page - Legacy Inheritors!

Providing Impactful Sports Clinic Collaborations to our Communities

We don't just focus on the legacy we seek to preserve. We are a supporting partner; with members of our communities in endeavors that supports programs of developments, such as "Sports & Academics". Some of the sports Clinics, we have been fortunate and of course honored to be a part of. We have had the opportunity to meet and work with youth athletes, that gained a role in world tournaments. As such, the young Haitian women from National Soccer League, that went to World cup of 2023. As well as Young athletes, that played a major role in the Olympics in 2024.

Community Workshops

Support of any of our programs is appreciated. All support is welcome. Volunteer in our workshops as a vendor and or sponsor. Support as an attended guest through a "monetary" Donation RVSP Ticket. Donations of Book Bags & School Supplies (Good condition or New), or school supplies, if are in wrappings as they were obtained or in apparent clear good "Undamaged" conditions are accepted. Join in protecting Literacy. Even at the most basic level of being able to, Write. Read. or Count, of some, sought as opposed to "Not-Being-Able" to do so at all, matters!

Cultural Outlets

Connect with us and learn firsthand how legends of the eras that stop by to visit find interest in giving back. How these legends often strive to thank the communities in which they grew up with mentorship services, such as volunteer and training sessions in like-minded crafts. Also, how often some legends take particularly in the honor of donating an old favorite artifact from their lifelong career < br>
Book Bags / Supplies /Artifacts Drop-off: 713 NE 125th St., North Miami, FL 33161

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