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Lively, energetic area full of atmosphere
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AI Property Summary
Cultural Living Center CLC is located in Davie, FL, near Nova Southeastern University, offering 1-bed and 2-bed units. Residents have access to convenient laundry facilities and practical bill management services.
4.6
Very Good
From $1,013 /month
7175 SW 36th St, Davie, FL 33328, USA-Show on Google Maps
4.6
Very Good
Based on 1,272 Google reviews
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This vibrant cultural hub in the heart of Little Haiti offers an immersive and enriching experience, celebrating Haitian culture through dance classes, live performances, rotating art exhibitions, and community events. It's a welcoming place for everyone to connect with the rich rhythms, colors, and history of the Haitian people. While not explicitly student accommodation, its lively atmosphere and cultural offerings make it a fantastic local amenity for students seeking to engage with the community and explore new interests.
These are the 5 latest Google reviews for Cultural Living Center CLC.
Reviews tend to skew toward strong opinions. They're a useful guide, but may not reflect the typical day-to-day experience.
5
February 2026
A vibrant place for celebrating the Haitian culture. Very nice vendors great host.
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December 2025
What a glorious place! Culturally rich and friendly and vibrant. There is always something going on. I look forward to visiting every time l am in Miami. I LOVE TAKING DANCE CLASSES HERE. Afterwards l support a nearby local business, get some fresh juice or Haitian quick bites. This place is the gem of Little Haiti.😍🤩
September 2025
It was as an immersive experience on all sides. A child of diaspora been there reconnecting and unlearning about what it is Haiti. The welcoming of the staff at the Complex was heartwarming.
July 2025
An Immersive Gem of Haitian Culture in the Heart of the City! If you’re looking to dive deep into Haiti’s vibrant culture, art, and history, The Haitian Cultural Center is an absolute must-visit! From the moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by the rich rhythms, colors, and soul of the Haitian people. One of the most unforgettable experiences is the live drum circle—the energy is electric! Whether you’re dancing along or simply soaking in the sound, it’s a powerful expression of Haiti’s musical legacy. They also feature incredible live performances by both world-renowned and local Haitian artists, including plays, music showcases, and independent films that beautifully tell stories of resilience, heritage, and hope. The art galleries are ever-changing and full of life. With rotating exhibitions, each visit feels like a new experience. The artwork ranges from traditional to contemporary, always highlighting the diversity and depth of Haitian creativity. And don’t miss Art Basel Week—the center truly comes alive! Multiple events take place simultaneously, including panel discussions, artist meet-and-greets, live painting, fashion shows, and interactive workshops. It’s an explosion of culture and talent. Whether you’re Haitian and want to reconnect with your roots, or you’re simply curious and open to learning, the Haitian Cultural Center welcomes you with open arms. It’s more than a venue—it’s a heartbeat of heritage and pride.
May 2025
This is a great place to help people Haitian children learn more about their culture and it can serve as a place where Haitians, descendants as well as others of the Community learn more about this beautiful culture as well. Staff were helpful as I moved throughout the Center to tour it after it hosted the City of Miami Learning Center's, 2025 preschool graduation It is roomy, has a great vibe and is clean. This was my first visit here and l do plan to return for future activities so that l can learn more about the Haitian culture as well as to celebrate it with Haitians as well as others from our community.
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