Kwanzaa decorations diy

These Kwanzaa decorations ideas are the perfect way to bring joy to your Kwanzaa celebration this year.

Honor heritage and culture by creating your own elegant Kwanzaa Kinara set. Learn more now.

This Kwanzaa wreath is the perfect vibrant addition to your front door! This craft is also perfect for beginners. Find the full project instructions on our Design Space platform.

30+ Kwanzaa activities and crafts for kids. So many amazing ideas to keep you and your little one busy making memories this Kwanzaa!

These are some Kwanzaa decor ideas on Instagram that will provide you with all the inspiration you need to create your own Kwanzaa display.

The holidays don't stop on December 26! In fact that's the first day of Kwanzaa so get your kids involved in the winter holiday that lasts for seven days, until January 1. But first, you may need to explain to the kids what Kwanzaa is all about since it's a fairly new holiday, started by Dr. Maulana Karenga in 1966 for Africans and African-Americans to celebrate family, community, and culture.

Kwanzaa cultural celebration Dec. 26 - Jan 1 Based on 7 Principles

Our Kwanzaa door decoration including a straw mat and basket of fruit representing the first harvest

Kwanzaa is a secular festival that observes and celebrates the cultural heritage and traditional values of African Americans. Kwanzaa takes place between December 26 and January 1. We've gathered some of the best kid-friendly Kwanzaa crafts

The weeklong holiday, which is celebrated every year from December 26 to January 1, is rooted in values that anyone can adopt and practice year round.