About this Event
Manhood Academy come to BIRMINGHAM!
Kwannzaa Kids:
A whole day of activities at The Legacy Centre for Excellence, Birmingham
Fun, Self Development for kids & Culture Manhood Academy Style
What is Kwanzaa? – 101:
KWANZAA isn’t a religious festival. It’s a secular holiday. That celebrates African heritage and life.
KWANZAA is family choice.
KWANZAA is a celebration of African cultural heritage & traditional values, lost to many African Diasporans.
KWANZAA is not a religious holiday, nor is it meant to replace Christmas.
One may be Christian, Buddhist, Muslim or any denomination, and still celebrate Kwanzaa alongside their seasonal festivities
KWANZAA is observed yearly from Dec 26 to Jan 1.
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