Our year-round educational workshops serve as an invaluable resource for our community, particularly for those navigating life in Alberta. These sessions cover a wide array of topics crucial for successful integration and well-being. From parental involvement in children's education to understanding the intricacies of child abuse and family dynamics, we aim to equip our community with the knowledge and tools they need for empowered living. These workshops don't just inform; they build a support network and create a platform for shared experiences and collective growth. They are an essential part of our commitment to enhancing the lives of our community members in every aspect

The Flag Day Celebration is an annual cultural event that is much more than just a flag-raising ceremony. This vibrant gathering is aimed at honoring the rich tapestry of cultures within our community. Expect a day filled with activities such as traditional dances, storytelling, and food stalls representing various countries. For those of us in the Haitian diaspora, this event holds particular significance. Our Haitian bicolor flag is deeply symbolic, and wherever we may be in the world, we continue to honor our heroes of independence. This annual event serves as a reminder of our roots and a celebration of the enduring spirit of the Haitian people.

Our Intercultural Exchange event serves as a vibrant showcase of Haitian culture, aimed at sharing our rich heritage with attendees from diverse backgrounds. While we encourage contributions from all cultures, this particular event puts a spotlight on the culinary arts, literature, crafts, painting, and music from Haiti. Inviting various ethnic groups and associations to participate allows us to introduce the unique facets of our culture in a more expansive context. Through this sharing, we aim not only to celebrate

Our Annual BBQ Potluck is a cherished event that marks a significant milestone: the founding of our organization in 2010. Initially held at Rundle Park, where we first united the Haitian community to introduce our organization, the venue has since expanded to various parks to accommodate our growing community. Every year in August, we host this community potluck BBQ. It's not just a celebration of our organization's anniversary; it's also a time to reinforce our community bonds and collective identity. This special annual event serves as a reminder of our roots and continually fortifies our commitment to one another, no matter where we gather.

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Flag Day in Haiti, celebrated annually on May 18th, holds immense significance for the nation, symbolizing the Haitian people's unity, resilience, and freedom. This day commemorates the creation of the Haitian flag in 1803, a powerful emblem of the country's hard-fought independence from colonial rule. The flag's blue and red colors represent the unity between the black and mulatto populations, reflecting the diverse heritage and shared aspirations of the Haitian populace.

OHE heard the community loud and clear ! You wanted Cooking Classes and here they are ! Starting this October 5th, get ready to learn a thing or two about Haitian cuisine from none other than Christina Tertulien who is starting up this serieswith a class on how to prepare "Legum" (haitian vegetable stew) ! Please call to register 780-298-5112 and join us on October5th !