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Kwanzaa 2018, annual celebration of African-American heritage at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, USA
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29 of December 2018 - Kwanzaa 2018, an annual celebration of African-American heritage at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The festival is rooted in seven principles known as Nguzo Saba, which promote unity, culture, and community development. Black Comics Collective hosts a live drawing performance inspired by the seven principles and Oyu Oro Collective performs music and dance from Afro-Cuban traditions.

The festival also features a local artisan marketplace. Kwanzaa is hosted by Linda H. Humes, scholar and storyteller.

Last updated 05.12.2018

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