Kwanzaa Celebrations in New York City
Kwanzaa is an African-American holiday that has been celebrated since the 1960s from December 26th - January 1st. Owing to New York City's rich ethnic diversity, there are Kwanzaa celebrations throughout the city.
Kwanzaa Resources
About's African-American History Guide offers information, history and celebration ideas for Kwanzaa.
About's African-American History Guide offers information, history and celebration ideas for Kwanzaa.
Kwanzaa Festival & Marketplace at NJPAC
From December 19 - 21, 2002 the New Jersey Performing Arts Center will be hosting performances and a seasonal market place, as well as a variety of children's exhibits and activities.
From December 19 - 21, 2002 the New Jersey Performing Arts Center will be hosting performances and a seasonal market place, as well as a variety of children's exhibits and activities.
Kwanzaa 2002: American Museum of Natural History
Music, dance and spoken word celebration on Saturday, December 28th. Includes marketplace, quilt installation and children's activities.
Music, dance and spoken word celebration on Saturday, December 28th. Includes marketplace, quilt installation and children's activities.
Presentation on the Traditions of Kwanzaa
The Museum of African Art will be hosting a Kwanzaa Celebration on December 21, 2002. Learn about the seven principles of Kwanzaa and how they can be celebrated in your home and community. Appropriate for all ages.
The Museum of African Art will be hosting a Kwanzaa Celebration on December 21, 2002. Learn about the seven principles of Kwanzaa and how they can be celebrated in your home and community. Appropriate for all ages.