Kwanzaa is an African American, and pan-African seven-day cultural festival celebrated every December 26 to January 1. Like most festivals, Kwanzaa incorporates music as an essential element of ...

Seven days. Seven candles. Seven Kwanzaa principles. If you’ve never celebrated Kwanzaa before, it’s not too late to start embracing the Pan-African holiday. From Kwanzaa traditions to its ...

A non-religious holiday, Kwanzaa celebrates African-American heritage, pride, community, family, and culture. The seven-day festival commences the day after Christmas and culminates on New Year's Day.

Some in the African-American community share one big meal sometime during the seven Kwanzaa days between Dec. 26 and Jan. 1, says Burch, with everyone bringing a covered dish to share. That feast ...

Like other harvest festivals, Kwanzaa includes a feast called Karamu, on day six of the holiday. Seven is an important, even ...

The kinara will remain on display for the entire seven days of Kwanzaa until January 1. “In the spirit of Umoja, the first principle of Kwanzaa, I look forward to our city coming together to ...

The first seven days of October marks the final long holiday of 2024 - the National Day holiday. Instead of opting for costly travel in terms of money, time and energy, consider thriftier and ...

Long Beach creates Kwanzaa for African-Americans to develop a sense of community and celebrate African culture. Karenga, a former black activist, established the seven-day, non-religious holiday ...

Postal Service Unveils Kwanzaa Stamp to Celebrate African American Heritage - New Commemorative Stamp Pays Tribute to the ...

Kwanzaa is a tradition that’s only 57 years old. The weeklong non-religious observation of African Americans’ ancestral roots celebrates seven core principles, with each day celebrating a ...

The United States Postal Service today unveiled a new stamp design honoring Kwanzaa, a Pan-African American holiday.