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People come here to thrive, connect, celebrate, learn about and support Caribbean community and culture.
Come support local Black-owned businesses, savor incredible foods, celebrate, discover, and share this gem in our city.
Little Caribbean is home to the best Caribbean food in the Americas, as well as trend-setting boutiques, barber shops, beauty salons, bakeries, juice bars, and shipping, companies that connect Caribbean-Americans to each other, back home, and their rich heritage while enriching the fabric of our city.
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sears roebuck
Opened in 1932, this Art Deco building stands in the heart of Brooklyn, bolstering its original signage and decorative elements.
KINGS THEATER
Officially opening its doors in 1929, this grandiose theater in the heart of Brooklyn has served as stage for many established artists upon renovation. This site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2012.
Brooklyn College
From Shirley Chisholm to Bernie Sanders and Jumaane Williams, notable alumni have crossed these doors since its construction in 1935.
usps - flatbush station
Wether you know it from its infamous lines or its architectural value, this site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
BOB MARLEY BLVD
FLATBUSH dutch REFORMED CHURCH
Constructed in 1793-98, with stained glass windows by Tiffany studios and a bell imported from Holland. Standing on Church Avenue, aka Bob Marley Boulevard further east. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.
drummer’s grove
Originating from the Congo Square Drummers’ gatherings in Prospect Park as early as 1968, musicians, dancers, and craftspeople gather to this day, every Sunday in that same area from April through October. The Grove stands to be a symbol of Black heritage within the Caribbean community and beyond.
ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL
Founded in 1786 as the Erasmus Hall Academy on land donated by the Flatbush Reformed Church (still standing across the street!) and later on expanding to the Georgian-Federal-style structure we see today.
Toussaint l’ouverture blvd
Jean-Jacques Dessalines Blvd