How to prepare for Kwanzaa

Preparing for your live virtual participation in the 7 Days of Kwanzaa Events
  1. Invite your friends and family to come celebrate Kwanzaa with you at your home or facility.
  2. Get your Kwanzaa Tutorial Book. 
  3. Shop Kwanzaa!  Get your Kwanzaa Kits including everything you need to participate: 
Get your Kwanzaa Kits and everything you need to participate: 
   4. Be prepared to light your Kwanzaa Candle each day together as we light ours online.
   5. Make handmade kwanzaa gifts for your friends and family for each day of kwanzaa.  Get ideas on esty.com but make your gifts with your own hands.
  

symbols that represent the values and principles of this celebration:

Primary Symbols
  1. Mazao (The Crops): Symbolizes the harvest and the rewards of collective labor.
  2. Mkeka (The Mat): Represents tradition and history, serving as the foundation for the celebration.
  3. Kinara (The Candle Holder): Reflects the roots and heritage of African people.
  4. Muhindi (The Corn): Symbolizes children and the future they embody.
  5. Kikombe cha Umoja (The Unity Cup): Represents unity, a foundational principle of Kwanzaa.
  6. Mishumaa Saba (The Seven Candles): Each candle symbolizes one of the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles) that guide the celebration.
    7.   Zawadi (The Gifts): Represents the love and commitments of parents and the importance of      giving

Great movie to watch regarding Kwanzaa:  ​https://tubitv.com/movies/560779/the-black-candle
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