Foundations
Trace Lenape land, Dutch colonial Flatbush, African enslavement, and the histories preserved in stone or pushed from public memory.
Little Caribbean Uncovered
Little Caribbean, Brooklyn
History is allaround US.Let's uncover it.
Walk Little Caribbean with a native local to explore hidden Black history, Caribbean migration, architecture, music, neighborhood stories, and the flavors that transformed Flatbush.
Led through the perspective of a native resident
Intimate groups of 4 to 10 explorers
History, food, music, architecture, and memory
Digital resource guide after the experience
The Heritage Tour
See what survived. Notice what's hidden.
Little Caribbean Uncovered is more than a tour of landmarks. It is an intimate exploration of power, resistance, identity, migration, entrepreneurship, and the community that turned Flatbush into the cultural heart of New York’s Caribbean diaspora.
Arrival
Follow generations of education, immigration, ambition, and reinvention through the neighborhood’s institutions and flavors.
Community
Discover how cinemas, markets, street food, music, and immigrant enterprise made Flatbush a Caribbean cultural corridor.
Legacy
Connect Caribbean revolution to cultural survival and consider what deserves to be preserved for the next fifty years.
What is included?
A neighborhoodyou can EXPERIENCE,HEAR, and taste.
Every element is intended to turn a walk through Flatbush into a layered story of people, culture, and hope.
- Three Caribbean tastings A savory patty, jerk chicken, and homemade Caribbean ice cream.
- Nine interpreted stops Landmarks and local businesses connected through one clear narrative arc.
- Native-local storytelling Historical research brought to life through personal memory and neighborhood perspective.
- Post-tour resource guide Historical sources, visuals, a music playlist, local recommendations, and neighborhood offers.
Your host
History, told fromthe Silverback's perspective.
Led by Neville A. Louison, the "Silverback," Little Caribbean Uncovered combines rigorous research with the perspective of someone who calls this community home. The result is not a lecture delivered on a sidewalk. It is a soulful conversation about what Flatbush has carried, created, protected, and passed forward.
Founding Season · April 2027
STEP INTO THE STORY.Taste the history.
Request early access to Heritage Tour dates, founding-season pricing, and private experience availability.
Request Founding Season AccessSaturdays · 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. · Maximum 12 explorers