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Recorder Rewind: 2024 Kwanzaa at The AMP at 16 Tech

Check out the photos from the 2024 Kwanzaa celebration and market at The AMP. This gallery was compiled by multi-media & senior sports reporter Noral...

Community calendar: Kwanzaa 2024

"Kwanzaa is a time to celebrate family and community based on African principles and traditions," said Sibeko Jywanza, director of community relations at 16...

Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre presents holiday dance programĀ 

The Gregory Hancock Dance Theater (GHDT) presents a new holiday dance program to honor global holidays.  Winter Fest celebrates this seasonsā€™ holidays from around the...

It’s Black Business Month: Here’s how you can support and celebrate

Black-owned businesses made up about 3% of all U.S. businesses in 2021, according to the Pew Research Center, while Black Americans made up 14%...

Kwanzaa: Celebrating unity and heritage

Marking its inception with vibrant colors, lively music and the kinara candle, Kwanzaaā€™s seven-day celebration highlights African and African American heritage, unity and the principals of Nguzo Saba from Dec. 26 through Jan. 1.

Christkindlmarkt at the Athenaeum to highlight KwanzaaĀ 

The second annual Christkindlmarkt at the Athenaeum will look a little different this year ā€” a little more inclusive, that is. Taking place each weekend...

This Weekend in the Arts: Dec. 8-10

Whether you are looking to go out with family or friends this weekend, enjoy live music, visit a museum or art gallery or try...

Spread some holiday cheer! Itā€™s Christmastime in the city

Santa is almost here. We can sense his presents. (See what we did there?) The world wonā€™t be back to completely normal for Christmas 2021,...

Hayes: December is a time for family, friends

Greetings! Itā€™s hard to believe that we have come to the end of 2021! So many challenges and triumphs. COVID-19 is still a real...

Local group continues tradition of celebrating Kwanzaa

Itā€™s been 53 years since a professor in California, Maulana Karenga, created Kwanzaa. The weeklong celebration was originally meant to help bring Black people...
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