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  1. Kwanzaa, which is a week long—still went by so fast. Today is the last day of Kwanzaa. I hope you had a happy one!

    #happykwanzaa #kwanzaa

  2. Kwanzaa, which is a week long—still went by so fast. Today is the last day of Kwanzaa. I hope you had a happy one!

    #happykwanzaa #kwanzaa

  3. Happy New Year! Today is also Imani (Faith), the last day of #Kwanzaa which we have been celebrating as a community since the day after Christmas. We gathered and ate food from the African diaspora: jollof rice, jerk chicken, etc. I also made the unity cup for the Kwanzaa table this year decorated with black, red and green foraged clays. It’s easy to identify what we’re against but celebrating the principles of Kwanzaa reminds us what we need more of in 2026 and beyond. #BlackFedi

  4. Happy New Year! Today is also Imani (Faith), the last day of #Kwanzaa which we have been celebrating as a community since the day after Christmas. We gathered and ate food from the African diaspora: jollof rice, jerk chicken, etc. I also made the unity cup for the Kwanzaa table this year decorated with black, red and green foraged clays. It’s easy to identify what we’re against but celebrating the principles of Kwanzaa reminds us what we need more of in 2026 and beyond. #BlackFedi

  5. Let the flames of the seven candles warm your heart and light your way always.

    Have a Joyous Kwanzaa and a Happy New Year!

    #kwanzaa

  6. Let the flames of the seven candles warm your heart and light your way always.

    Have a Joyous Kwanzaa and a Happy New Year!

    #kwanzaa

  7. 👑 Kwanzaa 2 of 2
    The final 3 keys of Kwanzaa are all about your spirit, your purpose, and your beliefs.

    Keys 5 to 7: Thinking and Believing

    5. Nia / Purpose: You find your big reason for being here

    6. Kuumba / Creativity: You use your gifts to make things better and more beautiful (That is today, Dec 31st)

    7. Imani / Faith: You have a strong, deep belief in your people and a great future ahead. (Tomorrow, Jan 1st)

    This wisdom is a gift; You are the source of all the good things you need.

    What one key from this list will you use to make the New Year your best year yet?

    #Kwanzaa #NewYearFlow #Culture

  8. 👑 Kwanzaa 2 of 2
    The final 3 keys of Kwanzaa are all about your spirit, your purpose, and your beliefs.

    Keys 5 to 7: Thinking and Believing

    5. Nia / Purpose: You find your big reason for being here

    6. Kuumba / Creativity: You use your gifts to make things better and more beautiful (That is today, Dec 31st)

    7. Imani / Faith: You have a strong, deep belief in your people and a great future ahead. (Tomorrow, Jan 1st)

    This wisdom is a gift; You are the source of all the good things you need.

    What one key from this list will you use to make the New Year your best year yet?

    #Kwanzaa #NewYearFlow #Culture

  9. 👑 Kwanzaa 1 of 2
    I have heard of Kwanzaa, but I never truly understood it until now. It's so beautiful.

    Kwanzaa is a cultural holiday for Black people and the wider African diaspora. It is not a church holiday! It runs for seven days, from December 26 to January 1.

    Why? The holiday started in 1966 to celebrate African heritage, unity, and community power using 7 core principles: the Nguzo Saba.

    Here are the first 4 keys to building power together:

    Keys 1 to 4: Working Together

    1. Umoja / Unity: We stick together and stay strong

    2. Kujichagulia / Self-Choice: You choose who you are

    3. Ujima / Teamwork: We help build our group and neighbourhood

    4. Ujamaa / Share Money: We support our own to make shared wealth

    The highest protocol is LOVE. We use these keys to build an unbreakable community.

    #Kwanzaa #NguzoSaba #AfricanCulture

  10. 👑 Kwanzaa 1 of 2
    I have heard of Kwanzaa, but I never truly understood it until now. It's so beautiful.

    Kwanzaa is a cultural holiday for Black people and the wider African diaspora. It is not a church holiday! It runs for seven days, from December 26 to January 1.

    Why? The holiday started in 1966 to celebrate African heritage, unity, and community power using 7 core principles: the Nguzo Saba.

    Here are the first 4 keys to building power together:

    Keys 1 to 4: Working Together

    1. Umoja / Unity: We stick together and stay strong

    2. Kujichagulia / Self-Choice: You choose who you are

    3. Ujima / Teamwork: We help build our group and neighbourhood

    4. Ujamaa / Share Money: We support our own to make shared wealth

    The highest protocol is LOVE. We use these keys to build an unbreakable community.

    #Kwanzaa #NguzoSaba #AfricanCulture

  11. Habari Gani! May your creative energy inspire the best in humanity for the coming New Year.

    #kwanzaa

  12. Habari Gani! May your creative energy inspire the best in humanity for the coming New Year.

    #kwanzaa

  13. Habari Gani! May you embrace your purpose and faith this Kwanzaa.

    #kwanzaa

  14. Habari Gani! May you embrace your purpose and faith this Kwanzaa.

    #kwanzaa

  15. Ujima and Ujamaa remind us that community thrives through shared responsibility and collective investment. 🖤💚❤️
    Support Greater Capitol Heights with a year-end gift to GCHIC before 12/31: links.gchic.org/donate
    #Kwanzaa #YearEndGiving

  16. Now we have Black MAGA criticizing #Kwanzaa.

    Not all skinfolk are kinfolk.

    This guy must be hanging out with Stephen A. Smith and Nicki Minaj.

    Fuck him.

    #blackmastodon
    newsone.com/6720963/kwanzaa-is

  17. Now we have Black MAGA criticizing #Kwanzaa.

    Not all skinfolk are kinfolk.

    This guy must be hanging out with Stephen A. Smith and Nicki Minaj.

    Fuck him.

    #blackmastodon
    newsone.com/6720963/kwanzaa-is

  18. @ebeknowing, Black Royalty, wrote:

    Day 3 of #Kwanzaa is Ujima. Collective work and responsibility... It’s checking on each other. Showing up tired. Treating community problems like shared ones. Ujima is ...why Black Studies moved me, why we rise TOGETHER. Honor our full history, hold the complexity, but don’t lose the beauty. Collective care is still the assignment.

    #blackmastodon

  19. @ebeknowing, Black Royalty, wrote:

    Day 3 of #Kwanzaa is Ujima. Collective work and responsibility... It’s checking on each other. Showing up tired. Treating community problems like shared ones. Ujima is ...why Black Studies moved me, why we rise TOGETHER. Honor our full history, hold the complexity, but don’t lose the beauty. Collective care is still the assignment.

    #blackmastodon

  20. May Kwanzaa bring you time to enjoy the blessings of family, community and togetherness.

    #kwanzaa

  21. May Kwanzaa bring you time to enjoy the blessings of family, community and togetherness.

    #kwanzaa

  22. Kwanzaa Events in the Triangle – A Day-by-Day Guide to Celebrating Culture and Community

    From December 26 through January 1, communities across the Triangle come together to observe Kwanzaa, a weeklong cultural celebration rooted in African heritage, unity, and collective purpose. Guided by the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles), Kwanzaa events throughout the region offer meaningful opportunities for families, neighbors, and visitors to reflect, connect, and celebrate together.

    Whether you’re in Durham, Carrboro, or Cary, this day-by-day list highlights Kwanzaa events happening across the Triangle.

    What Is Kwanzaa?

    Kwanzaa is a cultural observance celebrated annually from December 26 to January 1, honoring African American history and values. Each day focuses on one of the Seven Principles:

    Umoja (Unity) Kujichagulia (Self-Determination) Ujima (Collective Work & Responsibility) Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics) Nia (Purpose) Kuumba (Creativity) Imani (Faith)

    Events often include candle-lighting ceremonies, storytelling, music and dance, youth activities, and community service initiatives.

    Day-by-Day List of Kwanzaa Events in the Triangle

    Friday, December 26, 2025

    Hayti Legacy Kwanzaa Celebration

    Suggested donation: $5 (no one turned away)

    🕐 1:00 pm – 6:30 pm | FREE

    📍 Hayti Heritage Center

    Kick off Kwanzaa in Durham’s historic Hayti community with a legacy celebration featuring reflections on Umoja, cultural programming, and community fellowship.

    Saturday, December 27, 2025

    Town of Carrboro Kwanzaa Celebration

    🕚 11:00 am – 4:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Drakeford Library Complex, Carrboro

    A family-friendly celebration hosted by the Town of Carrboro with educational programming, cultural activities, and community engagement.

    Kwanzaa Celebration: Family Vision Boarding

    🕛 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Cocoa Cinnamon, Lakewood (Durham)

    This creative gathering focuses on Nia (Purpose), inviting families to set intentions for the new year through guided vision boarding.

    Sunday, December 28, 2025

    Kwanzaa Celebration at Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

    🕚 11:00 am | FREE

    📍 Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Durham

    A reflective, community-centered Kwanzaa observance highlighting unity, faith, and shared values.

    Kwanzaa: Coat Drive

    🕑 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm | FREE

    📍 USSW, Durham

    Celebrate Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility) by giving back—this event combines Kwanzaa observance with a community coat drive.

    Monday, December 29, 2025

    Town of Cary’s Annual Kwanzaa Celebration

    🕜 1:30 pm – 6:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Cary Arts Center, Cary

    A signature regional celebration featuring performances, cultural presentations, and reflections on heritage and community.

    Wednesday, December 31, 2025

    Kwanzaa Celebration: Free Family & Individual Photo Shoot

    🕐 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Legacy Studios NC, Durham

    Close out the year by capturing memories with a free professional photo experience celebrating family, identity, and Imani (Faith).

    Thursday, January 1, 2026

    Kwanzaa Fest with the African American Dance Ensemble

    🕛 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm | FREE

    📍 Durham Armory

    Ring in the new year with high-energy performances, cultural expression, and community celebration honoring creativity and faith.

    Celebrate Kwanzaa Across the Triangle

    Kwanzaa events in the Triangle are welcoming, accessible, and rooted in community values. Many are free and open to the public, making it easy for families, elders, and young people to participate together. Times and details may change, so it’s always a good idea to confirm event information with organizers before attending.

    From legacy celebrations and service-focused events to dance performances and creative workshops, Kwanzaa in the Triangle offers powerful ways to close out the year with intention, unity, and purpose. Enjoy a look at photo’s from the Southeast Raleigh Kwanzaa Event.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

    #Arts #events #kwanzaa #KwanzaaCelebrations #KwanzaaDurham #MenOfSouthEastRaleigh #News #raleigh #RaleighEvents #SoutheastRaleigh #SoutheastRaleighYMCA

  23. Kwanzaa Events in the Triangle – A Day-by-Day Guide to Celebrating Culture and Community

    From December 26 through January 1, communities across the Triangle come together to observe Kwanzaa, a weeklong cultural celebration rooted in African heritage, unity, and collective purpose. Guided by the Nguzo Saba (Seven Principles), Kwanzaa events throughout the region offer meaningful opportunities for families, neighbors, and visitors to reflect, connect, and celebrate together.

    Whether you’re in Durham, Carrboro, or Cary, this day-by-day list highlights Kwanzaa events happening across the Triangle.

    What Is Kwanzaa?

    Kwanzaa is a cultural observance celebrated annually from December 26 to January 1, honoring African American history and values. Each day focuses on one of the Seven Principles:

    Umoja (Unity) Kujichagulia (Self-Determination) Ujima (Collective Work & Responsibility) Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics) Nia (Purpose) Kuumba (Creativity) Imani (Faith)

    Events often include candle-lighting ceremonies, storytelling, music and dance, youth activities, and community service initiatives.

    Day-by-Day List of Kwanzaa Events in the Triangle

    Friday, December 26, 2025

    Hayti Legacy Kwanzaa Celebration

    Suggested donation: $5 (no one turned away)

    🕐 1:00 pm – 6:30 pm | FREE

    📍 Hayti Heritage Center

    Kick off Kwanzaa in Durham’s historic Hayti community with a legacy celebration featuring reflections on Umoja, cultural programming, and community fellowship.

    Saturday, December 27, 2025

    Town of Carrboro Kwanzaa Celebration

    🕚 11:00 am – 4:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Drakeford Library Complex, Carrboro

    A family-friendly celebration hosted by the Town of Carrboro with educational programming, cultural activities, and community engagement.

    Kwanzaa Celebration: Family Vision Boarding

    🕛 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Cocoa Cinnamon, Lakewood (Durham)

    This creative gathering focuses on Nia (Purpose), inviting families to set intentions for the new year through guided vision boarding.

    Sunday, December 28, 2025

    Kwanzaa Celebration at Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

    🕚 11:00 am | FREE

    📍 Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Durham

    A reflective, community-centered Kwanzaa observance highlighting unity, faith, and shared values.

    Kwanzaa: Coat Drive

    🕑 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm | FREE

    📍 USSW, Durham

    Celebrate Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility) by giving back—this event combines Kwanzaa observance with a community coat drive.

    Monday, December 29, 2025

    Town of Cary’s Annual Kwanzaa Celebration

    🕜 1:30 pm – 6:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Cary Arts Center, Cary

    A signature regional celebration featuring performances, cultural presentations, and reflections on heritage and community.

    Wednesday, December 31, 2025

    Kwanzaa Celebration: Free Family & Individual Photo Shoot

    🕐 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Legacy Studios NC, Durham

    Close out the year by capturing memories with a free professional photo experience celebrating family, identity, and Imani (Faith).

    Thursday, January 1, 2026

    Kwanzaa Fest with the African American Dance Ensemble

    🕛 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm | FREE

    📍 Durham Armory

    Ring in the new year with high-energy performances, cultural expression, and community celebration honoring creativity and faith.

    Celebrate Kwanzaa Across the Triangle

    Kwanzaa events in the Triangle are welcoming, accessible, and rooted in community values. Many are free and open to the public, making it easy for families, elders, and young people to participate together. Times and details may change, so it’s always a good idea to confirm event information with organizers before attending.

    From legacy celebrations and service-focused events to dance performances and creative workshops, Kwanzaa in the Triangle offers powerful ways to close out the year with intention, unity, and purpose. Enjoy a look at photo’s from the Southeast Raleigh Kwanzaa Event.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

    #Arts #events #kwanzaa #KwanzaaCelebrations #KwanzaaDurham #MenOfSouthEastRaleigh #News #raleigh #RaleighEvents #SoutheastRaleigh #SoutheastRaleighYMCA

  24. The Triangle Event Guide – Things to Do Monday, December 29th Edition

    Looking for things to do across the Triangle on Monday, December 29, 2025? From free community celebrations and holiday light displays to live music, comedy, game nights, and cultural events, the Triangle is packed with options to close out the year.

    This Triangle Event Guide highlights events happening in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Carrboro, and beyond—perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking to make the most of a Monday.

    🎉 Monday, December 29, 2025 — Triangle Events

    Cheapskate Day at Skate the Square

    🕒 All Day | Discounted ($3 off)

    📍 Fenton, Cary

    Enjoy discounted skating all day at Fenton’s outdoor rink. Check the website for updated hours and availability.

    Little WORLD Charity Holiday Model Train Show

    🕙 10:00 am – 12:30 pm | FREE

    🕜 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Durham County Main Library

    A family-friendly favorite featuring intricate model train displays while supporting a charitable cause.

    Town of Cary’s Annual Kwanzaa Celebration

    🕜 1:30 pm – 6:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Cary Arts Center

    Celebrate culture, heritage, and community with performances and reflections honoring the principles of Kwanzaa.

    Monday Night NFL Football Watch Party

    🕒 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Crank Arm Brewing Company

    Catch Monday Night Football with fellow fans in a relaxed brewery setting.

    Illuminate Art Walk

    🕟 4:45 pm | FREE

    📍 Downtown Raleigh

    Explore public art, illuminated installations, and creative spaces throughout downtown Raleigh on this guided art walk.

    Durham Beer Garden: 75¢ Wings

    🕔 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm | $0.75 wings (dine-in only)

    📍 Durham Beer Garden

    An affordable way to kick off the evening with food and drinks in downtown Durham.

    🎄 Holiday Lights & Seasonal Favorites

    Piper Lights

    🕠 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Piper Lights, Wake Forest

    A must-see neighborhood holiday light display perfect for families.

    Contentnea Fire Department Christmas Light Display

    🕠 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Contentnea Fire Department, Wilson

    A festive drive-through display supporting local firefighters and holiday cheer.

    Lake Myra Christmas Lights

    🕠 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Lake Myra, Wendell

    One of the Triangle area’s most popular holiday light traditions.

    North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival

    🕕 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm | $16.74–$30.64

    📍 Koka Booth Amphitheatre

    Walk through stunning illuminated lantern displays celebrating art, culture, and craftsmanship.

    🎤 Nightlife, Comedy & Game Nights

    Open Mic Night

    🕕 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Steel String Brewery, Carrboro

    Local musicians, poets, and performers take the stage.

    Early Karaoke

    🕕 6:00 pm | FREE

    📍 The Northside District

    Start karaoke early and sing your favorites.

    Cosmic Chuckles: Weekly Comedy Show

    🕖 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Flying Saucer, Raleigh

    A weekly stand-up comedy showcase featuring local talent.

    Adult Coloring Night

    🕖 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | FREE

    📍 KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary

    Relax, color, and unwind with a creative crowd.

    Game Night

    🕖 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Crank Arm Brewing Company, Raleigh

    Board games, cards, and casual competition.

    Board Game Night

    🕖 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Moon Dog Meadery & Bottle Shop, Durham

    Bring friends or meet new ones over classic and modern board games.

    Air Hockey Tournament

    🕗 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Raleigh

    Fast-paced fun with prizes and bragging rights on the line.

    Carrboro Open Mic at Speakeasy

    🕗 8:00 pm – 11:59 pm | FREE

    📍 Speakeasy, Carrboro

    A late-night open mic featuring music, poetry, and performance.

    Make the Most of Your Monday in the Triangle

    From cultural celebrations and holiday lights to comedy, karaoke, and game nights, Monday, December 29, 2025 is packed with things to do across the Triangle. Many events are free or low-cost, making it easy to explore multiple spots in one night.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

    #artWalk #Arts #Cary #Durham #events #Food #football #kwanzaa #LiveComedyRaleigh #music #News #raleigh #skating #TriangleEventGuide

  25. The Triangle Event Guide – Things to Do Monday, December 29th Edition

    Looking for things to do across the Triangle on Monday, December 29, 2025? From free community celebrations and holiday light displays to live music, comedy, game nights, and cultural events, the Triangle is packed with options to close out the year.

    This Triangle Event Guide highlights events happening in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Carrboro, and beyond—perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking to make the most of a Monday.

    🎉 Monday, December 29, 2025 — Triangle Events

    Cheapskate Day at Skate the Square

    🕒 All Day | Discounted ($3 off)

    📍 Fenton, Cary

    Enjoy discounted skating all day at Fenton’s outdoor rink. Check the website for updated hours and availability.

    Little WORLD Charity Holiday Model Train Show

    🕙 10:00 am – 12:30 pm | FREE

    🕜 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Durham County Main Library

    A family-friendly favorite featuring intricate model train displays while supporting a charitable cause.

    Town of Cary’s Annual Kwanzaa Celebration

    🕜 1:30 pm – 6:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Cary Arts Center

    Celebrate culture, heritage, and community with performances and reflections honoring the principles of Kwanzaa.

    Monday Night NFL Football Watch Party

    🕒 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Crank Arm Brewing Company

    Catch Monday Night Football with fellow fans in a relaxed brewery setting.

    Illuminate Art Walk

    🕟 4:45 pm | FREE

    📍 Downtown Raleigh

    Explore public art, illuminated installations, and creative spaces throughout downtown Raleigh on this guided art walk.

    Durham Beer Garden: 75¢ Wings

    🕔 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm | $0.75 wings (dine-in only)

    📍 Durham Beer Garden

    An affordable way to kick off the evening with food and drinks in downtown Durham.

    🎄 Holiday Lights & Seasonal Favorites

    Piper Lights

    🕠 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Piper Lights, Wake Forest

    A must-see neighborhood holiday light display perfect for families.

    Contentnea Fire Department Christmas Light Display

    🕠 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Contentnea Fire Department, Wilson

    A festive drive-through display supporting local firefighters and holiday cheer.

    Lake Myra Christmas Lights

    🕠 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Lake Myra, Wendell

    One of the Triangle area’s most popular holiday light traditions.

    North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival

    🕕 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm | $16.74–$30.64

    📍 Koka Booth Amphitheatre

    Walk through stunning illuminated lantern displays celebrating art, culture, and craftsmanship.

    🎤 Nightlife, Comedy & Game Nights

    Open Mic Night

    🕕 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Steel String Brewery, Carrboro

    Local musicians, poets, and performers take the stage.

    Early Karaoke

    🕕 6:00 pm | FREE

    📍 The Northside District

    Start karaoke early and sing your favorites.

    Cosmic Chuckles: Weekly Comedy Show

    🕖 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Flying Saucer, Raleigh

    A weekly stand-up comedy showcase featuring local talent.

    Adult Coloring Night

    🕖 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | FREE

    📍 KōMANA Brewing Company, Cary

    Relax, color, and unwind with a creative crowd.

    Game Night

    🕖 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Crank Arm Brewing Company, Raleigh

    Board games, cards, and casual competition.

    Board Game Night

    🕖 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Moon Dog Meadery & Bottle Shop, Durham

    Bring friends or meet new ones over classic and modern board games.

    Air Hockey Tournament

    🕗 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm | FREE

    📍 Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Raleigh

    Fast-paced fun with prizes and bragging rights on the line.

    Carrboro Open Mic at Speakeasy

    🕗 8:00 pm – 11:59 pm | FREE

    📍 Speakeasy, Carrboro

    A late-night open mic featuring music, poetry, and performance.

    Make the Most of Your Monday in the Triangle

    From cultural celebrations and holiday lights to comedy, karaoke, and game nights, Monday, December 29, 2025 is packed with things to do across the Triangle. Many events are free or low-cost, making it easy to explore multiple spots in one night.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

    #artWalk #Arts #Cary #Durham #events #Food #football #kwanzaa #LiveComedyRaleigh #music #News #raleigh #skating #TriangleEventGuide

  26. Habari Gani! May Kwanzaa remind us of the importance of community.

    #Kwanzaa

  27. Habari Gani! May Kwanzaa remind us of the importance of community.

    #Kwanzaa

  28. Queen Elizabeth: A holy day shall this be kept hereafter:...
    #ShakespeareSunday
    History of Richard III [II, 1]

    Solstice Squirrel Wishes you a Merry, Happy, What-not & a Joyous, Glorious, New-which!

    #Christmas #Yule #Hannukah #Kwanzaa #Solstice #NewYear #ZwischenDenJahren

  29. By Louis Delsarte (1944-2020), “Unity,” 1995, offset lithograph on white wove paper, 73.7 × 54.6 cm (29 × 21 1/2 in.). As a print, it appears in several collections, including Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum. #arthistory #art #printmaking #kwanzaa

    Unity is the first of the Seven Principles of Kwanzaa. Unity: striving for and maintaining unity in the family, community, nation, and race.

    From his obituary in the New York Times: ‘ “Whenever I see Louis’s work, I see a bunch of black people looking good, from anywhere and everywhere in the diaspora,” said Arturo Lindsay, an artist and professor emeritus of art and art history at Spelman College in Atlanta. “Just showing black people looking good and happy is a hell of a political statement.”’

  30. By Louis Delsarte (1944-2020), “Unity,” 1995, offset lithograph on white wove paper, 73.7 × 54.6 cm (29 × 21 1/2 in.). As a print, it appears in several collections, including Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum. #arthistory #art #printmaking #kwanzaa

    Unity is the first of the Seven Principles of Kwanzaa. Unity: striving for and maintaining unity in the family, community, nation, and race.

    From his obituary in the New York Times: ‘ “Whenever I see Louis’s work, I see a bunch of black people looking good, from anywhere and everywhere in the diaspora,” said Arturo Lindsay, an artist and professor emeritus of art and art history at Spelman College in Atlanta. “Just showing black people looking good and happy is a hell of a political statement.”’

  31. May the joy of #Kwanzaa fill your life with love and light.

  32. May the joy of #Kwanzaa fill your life with love and light.

  33. Children are what make Christmas, or whatever Solstice Holiday one celebrates, special. Happy Christmas, Hanukkah, Hopi Soyal, Zuni Shalako, Saturnalia, Yalda, Kwanzaa, and Yule! #christmas #hanukkah #hopisoyal #zunishalako, #saturnalia, #yalda, #kwanzaa, #yule #solstice

  34. Children are what make Christmas, or whatever Solstice Holiday one celebrates, special. Happy Christmas, Hanukkah, Hopi Soyal, Zuni Shalako, Saturnalia, Yalda, Kwanzaa, and Yule! #christmas #hanukkah #hopisoyal #zunishalako, #saturnalia, #yalda, #kwanzaa, #yule #solstice

  35. Celebrate Kwanzaa 2025 in Southeast Raleigh: A Celebration of Family, Culture & Community

    The Men of Southeast Raleigh and the Southeast Raleigh YMCA invite the community to come together for Kwanzaa 2025, a powerful celebration rooted in family, culture, and community.

    This special Community Education Outreach event is an opportunity for neighbors, families, and friends to gather, reflect, and honor the principles of Kwanzaa while strengthening connections across Southeast Raleigh.

    🕯️ Kwanzaa 2025 Community Celebration

    A Celebration of Family, Culture & Community

    📅 Date: Saturday, December 27, 2025 ⏰ Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM 📍 Location: Southeast Raleigh YMCA 1436 Rock Quarry Road Raleigh, NC 27610

    What to Expect

    Kwanzaa is a time to reflect on shared values, uplift African American heritage, and celebrate unity within the community. This gathering will focus on togetherness, cultural pride, and collective responsibility—core principles that continue to guide and strengthen Southeast Raleigh.

    Traditional attire encouraged – wear your cultural dress with pride Family-friendly environment welcoming all ages Community-focused programming centered on education, culture, and unity

    Support the Community Food Bank

    In the spirit of giving and collective responsibility, attendees are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items to support the local food bank. Every donation helps ensure families in our community have access to essential resources during the holiday season.

    Why This Matters

    Events like Kwanzaa 2025 reinforce the importance of community spaces, cultural education, and shared celebration. Hosted in partnership with trusted local organizations, this gathering reflects Southeast Raleigh’s continued commitment to empowerment, unity, and service.

    Mark your calendar, invite your family and friends, and join the community in celebrating Kwanzaa 2025—a meaningful afternoon of culture, connection, and giving in Southeast Raleigh.

    #Arts #celebration #Community #culture #downtownRaleigh #Entertainment #event #events #Family #kwanzaa #KwanzaaCelebrations #MenOfSouthEastRaleigh #News #RaleighEvents #SoutheastRaleighYMCA

  36. Celebrate Kwanzaa 2025 in Southeast Raleigh: A Celebration of Family, Culture & Community

    The Men of Southeast Raleigh and the Southeast Raleigh YMCA invite the community to come together for Kwanzaa 2025, a powerful celebration rooted in family, culture, and community.

    This special Community Education Outreach event is an opportunity for neighbors, families, and friends to gather, reflect, and honor the principles of Kwanzaa while strengthening connections across Southeast Raleigh.

    🕯️ Kwanzaa 2025 Community Celebration

    A Celebration of Family, Culture & Community

    📅 Date: Saturday, December 27, 2025 ⏰ Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM 📍 Location: Southeast Raleigh YMCA 1436 Rock Quarry Road Raleigh, NC 27610

    What to Expect

    Kwanzaa is a time to reflect on shared values, uplift African American heritage, and celebrate unity within the community. This gathering will focus on togetherness, cultural pride, and collective responsibility—core principles that continue to guide and strengthen Southeast Raleigh.

    Traditional attire encouraged – wear your cultural dress with pride Family-friendly environment welcoming all ages Community-focused programming centered on education, culture, and unity

    Support the Community Food Bank

    In the spirit of giving and collective responsibility, attendees are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items to support the local food bank. Every donation helps ensure families in our community have access to essential resources during the holiday season.

    Why This Matters

    Events like Kwanzaa 2025 reinforce the importance of community spaces, cultural education, and shared celebration. Hosted in partnership with trusted local organizations, this gathering reflects Southeast Raleigh’s continued commitment to empowerment, unity, and service.

    Mark your calendar, invite your family and friends, and join the community in celebrating Kwanzaa 2025—a meaningful afternoon of culture, connection, and giving in Southeast Raleigh.

    #Arts #celebration #Community #culture #downtownRaleigh #Entertainment #event #events #Family #kwanzaa #KwanzaaCelebrations #MenOfSouthEastRaleigh #News #RaleighEvents #SoutheastRaleighYMCA

  37. #kwanzaaThoughts

    Day 2 - Kugichagulia (Self-Determination)

    You only have to look at the Trans rights discourse to realize that many people think they have the right to determine who other people are.

    Kugichagulia says that we are the ones who define who we are. Historically black peoples have been labeled, insulted, discounted. The first step in opposing those who would oppress us is to respect and name ourselves.

    Here is today's affirmation.
    #kwanzaa #inspiration #selfDetermination