Kwanzaa Celebration is a week-long cultural holiday that originated in the African American community. Observed from December 26th to January 1st, it honors African heritage and values. Families come together to light the Kinara (candleholder), exchange symbolic gifts, and engage in rituals that represent principles like unity, self-determination, and collective responsibility. Kwanzaa is a meaningful celebration that promotes cultural pride and encourages reflection on personal and community development, fostering unity and strengthening connections within the African American community.