Kwanzaa is a communal, cultural celebration that honors African-American people and their heritage. The holiday lasts seven days, starting December 26th, each one with a focus on a different principle:
Day 1. Umoja means unity.
Day 2. Kujichagulia means self-determination.
Day 3. Ujima means working together.
Day 4. Ujamaa means supporting each other.
Day 5. Nia means purpose.
Day 6. Kuumba means creativity.
Day 7. Imani means faith.
These are all free, family-friendly events.
Town of Cary’s Annual Kwanzaa Celebration
The Annual Kwanzaa Celebration in Cary will take place at Cary Arts Center on December 29, 2025, from 1 to 6 p.m. It features dancing, drumming, storytelling, visual arts and more.
Kwanzaa Celebrations with Forward Justice and Spirithouse South
Check back soon to see if Forward Justice and Spirithouse South are again hosting free, family-friendly Kwanzaa celebrations.
Hayti Heritage Center Kwanzaa Celebration
Check back soon to see about Hayti Hertiage Center’s Kwanzaa activities. In 2024, Hayti Heritage Center, at 804 Old Fayetteville Street, Durham, North Carolina, is hosted a Kwanzaa celebration on Thursday, December 26, 2024, from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Kwanzaa Fest in Durham
Check back soon for Durham’s Kwanzaa Fest, held every January 1st in Durham.
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