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Exhibit Treal Haitian Heritage Exhibit Held in Palm Beach




Exhibit Treal Haitian Heritage Exhibit Held in Palm Beach

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So, the Exhibit Treal Haitian Heritage Art Exhibit took place in Palm Beach over the weekend, in the city of Delray, Florida.
The event took place at the The Milargo Center, and featured dozens in the Haitian-American attendees.

Exhibit Treal Haitian Heritage Art Exhibit
Here’s Exhibit Treal co-founder and visual artist JaFleu with one of the attendees.
[Photo Credit: Visualist 412]

Exhibit Treal Haitian heritage art exhibit Palm Beach
A guest and her children came to the event. Never too young to learn! [Photo Credit: Visualist 412]

Exhibit Treal Haitian Heritage art exhibit Delray Beach
Dancers, dancers in blue denim!

Exhibit Treal Haitian Heritage Art Exhibit Palm Beach, FL
Attendees are in deep conversation.

The exhibit is one of many events that Exhibit Treal, an arts non-profit founded by JaFleu holds annually.

CLICK HERE to help support Exhibit Treal!



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K St. Fort
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