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Kwanzaa Blog Articles Here are the latest articles and postings about Kwanzaa from our holiday blog site Holiday Rap Holiday Invite: Kwanzaa on the Net “Kwanzaa on the Net“ Holidays on the Net invites you to a holiday celebration - Kwanzaa on the Net. Kwanzaa is a 7 day festival celebrating the African American people, their culture and their history. It is a time of celebration, community gathering, and reflection. A time of endings and beginnings. So join us for some fun Holiday things for you and your family. We’ve got stories of Kwanzaa, holiday pictures for the kids to print and color, and crafts to make. We also have holiday recipes to help make your celebration a delicious one! So bring your kids and tell your friends. Don’t forget to send your friends and family Kwanzaa greetings with our FREE e-greeting cards. Kwanzaa begins on December 26th and continues until New Years Day, January 1st. Kwanzaa on the Net (more…) (Dec.27) Today we're celebrating. . .  The 2nd Day of Kwanzaa The 2nd Day of Kwanzaa The 2nd day of a week long festival celebrating the African American people, their culture and their history. On the second day the black candle is again lit, as well as the farthest red candle on the left. This represents the 2nd principle of Kwanzaa - Kujichagulia (koo-jee-chah-goo-LEE-ah): Self-Determination source: Kwanzaa on the Net - Seven Days of Celebration (Dec.26) Today we're celebrating. . .  Kwanzaa Kwanzaa A 7 day festival celebrating the African American people, their culture and their history. It is a time of celebration, community gathering, and reflection. A time of endings and beginnings. Kwanzaa begins on December 26th and continues until New Years Day, January 1st. On the first day of Kwanzaa the center black candle is lit, representing the first principle of Kwanzaa - Umoja (oo-MOH-jah): Unity. For more info please visit our celebration: Kwanzaa on the Net (Dec.27) Today we're celebrating. . . The 2nd Day of Kwanzaa The 2nd Day of Kwanzaa The 2nd day of a week long festival celebrating the African American people, their culture and their history. On the second day the black candle is again lit, as well as the farthest red candle on the left. This represents the 2nd principle of Kwanzaa - Kujichagulia (koo-jee-chah-goo-LEE-ah): Self-Determination source: Kwanzaa on the Net - Seven Days of Celebration (Dec.26) Today we're celebrating. . . Kwanzaa Kwanzaa A 7 day festival celebrating the African American people, their culture and their history. It is a time of celebration, community gathering, and reflection. A time of endings and beginnings. Kwanzaa begins on December 26th and continues until New Years Day, January 1st. On the first day of Kwanzaa the black candle is lit, representing the first principle of Kwanzaa - Umoja (oo-MOH-jah): Unity. link: Kwanzaa on the Net Its the Holidays in New York and Boy Do We Do Windows! One of the highlights of Christmastime in New York City every year are the Holiday/Christmas store windows. As someone who used to “do windows” in another life, I always look forward to my strolls to enjoy the holiday windows. Some of the best windows in town are usually found at Macys, Bloomingdales and of course Barneys. And in keeping with the holiday celebrations this month Bloomingdales is serving up windows celebrating the celebrations of the season - Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanzaa. If you don’t have a chance to make it into town this season you can still enjoy the seasonal displays by stopping by the Holiday Window section at the WNBC.com (the local affiliate of NBC) website. Now you too can take a “stroll” through the streets of Manhattan and check out the holiday windows from Macys, Lord and Taylor, Saks 5th Avenue, Herni Bendel, Bergdorf Goodman, Barneys and Bloomies. link: Holiday Windows - WNBC.com *Photo Credits: WNBC.com. Shown above: Bloomingdales kwanzaa, christmas, chanukah windows Holiday Celebration Stamps Now Available      Now available from the US Post Office is the 2006 edition of Holiday Celebrations stamps. Featuring stamps celebrating the Winter Holidays, Christmas, Chanukah, Eid-Al-Fitr, and Kwanzaa. Available now, the stamps can be purchased at your local post office.   You can also order the stamps directly from The Postal Store @ the US Post Office’s website.

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