Was a waste of time, advertised as open and cultural. NOT it was closed as were the stores on either side. I and other persons who had traveled there very disappointed at noon on a Friday!

We visited here and found it quite interesting. The art inside the building is quite limited but all the facilities gave some kind of view about the culture.

Loud music blaring. Not really sure whatthey are trying to accomplish. I ordered two beef empanadas they were seven dollars apiece. They were in puff pastry which is bizarre with barely any meat and they were small. I think I was so shocked that they had the nerve to charge so much for so little that I said well let me give them a try maybe they're amazing and giant or have a lot of stuffing but when I got home with them I realized it was a total rip off. Not to mention they didn't taste great patient is weird for a beef patty. Staff was miserable not pleasant at all hard to hear and hard to understand and they don't care.

I'm not sure if it was closed due to the time of day or the pandemic or what, but it would have been nice to be able to go inside to see what all they had to offer in the building and buy a souvenir.Next time I'm in town I definitely have to stop earlier in the day.The art out on the walls is so beautiful and they've got a nice amount.Lots of great landscape.Definitely a must do if you want to learn about Haitian culture, especially that in Miami.

It's like the only cultural attraction in little haiti and it's closed??? It's a shame bc the area is kind of run down but they could do a really good tour of the area