Category Archives: Haiti Music

A Haitian radio host who used Twitter to inform the world about the earthquake which ravaged his country was among the users of the micro-blogging service honored at a ceremony here on Wednesday.

A Haitian radio host who used Twitter to inform the world about the earthquake which ravaged his country was among the users of the micro-blogging service honored at a ceremony.

The music flowed and the dollars were donated at Heart 2 Heart 4 Haiti, the fundraiser for Haitian earthquake victims held Sunday at the Bowie Center for the Performing Arts.

Adelphi Friends Meeting, a Quaker church in Adelphi, will host a gathering Friday night to benefit victims of January’s earthquake in Haiti. “Haiti for the Long Haul” will feature Haitian- and Latin American-themed music, dance and art, as well as … Continue reading →

Musical performers from across Central New York will bring their talent to First United Methodist Church in Baldwinsville for “Singing Together for Haiti,” a benefit for Haitian earthquake survivors.

Glenn DeVar, Woodstock, plays keyboard as part of Woodstock Morning Rotary’s Haitian Idol music competition Saturday at Pirro’s Restaurante. The judged event raised money for earthquake victims in Haiti.

While Tuesday nights are usually spent cramming for tests and zoning out to re-runs of House, New Earth has filled this early-week concert void to benefit a worldly cause. P.O.S.I.T.I.V.E., which stands for Putting Ourselves in the Immediate Vibration Earth, … Continue reading →

NORTH TONAWANDA — Nash Road Free Methodist Church has raised thousands of dollars for Haitian earthquake survivors.

It’s just after 6 a.m., and Petersen Hilan is waking from a dream where he was rollerblading and playing soccer. The morning sun jolts him back to reality — he no longer has a right leg.

Concert to benefit Haitian campSHAWNEE — In honor of a music camp in his homeland of Haiti, Louima Lilite and his wife, Dephanie, will perform a recital at 3 p.m. Sunday in Raley Chapel at Oklahoma Baptist University, 500 W … Continue reading →