Kwanzaa became popular in the 1980s and 1990s in tandem with the Black Power movement, making up the trio of winter holidays along with Christmas and Hanukkah.

Kwanzaa is an annual celebration honoring Black history and culture. Here’s how and where to celebrate in the Triangle.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Sunday marked the first day of Kwanzaa and City Hall is honoring the celebration by flying the Kwanzaa flag all week. Kwanzaa ends on Jan. 1 and is a celebration of ...

Gilbert, Arizona couple Deb and Gershom Williams have celebrated Kwanzaa since 1975. Here's their family recipe for fried cabbage with onion and apple.

how to make an altar for the African American holiday in a public lecture by artist Dietra Montague and a screening of the documentary "Seven Candles for Kwanzaa." Saturday at 2 p.m. National ...

Here are Five Ways To Make An Easy Transition From Christmas To Celebrating Kwanzaa Kwanzaa is a week-long holiday celebration of the culture and heritage of African Americans.

Kwanzaa was first created in 1966 in California, to bring African American communities together. Buffalo organizers say it’s about making the world a better place while celebrating each other.

The colors of Kwanzaa are the same as the red green and black flag created by African-American leader Marcus Garvey in the early 1900s. Red represents the struggle for freedom; green the future of ...

Opinion: Kwanzaa to my family and friends is a personal celebration but over the years it has been maturing as I study more, collect the symbols and establish personal family traditions about Kwanz… ...

The City of Chicopee will be hosting its 2nd annual flag-raising ceremony in honor of Kwanzaa on Tuesday.

Kwanzaa is an annual celebration honoring Black history and culture. Here’s how and where to celebrate in the Triangle.

Kwanzaa became popular in the 1980s and 1990s in tandem with the Black Power movement, making up the trio of winter holidays along with Christmas and Hanukkah.