Tallahassee Kwanzaa Community Celebration
By: Candace Sweat Email
Updated: Sun 9:49 AM, Dec 27, 2009
Several people gathered at the Leon County Health Department for food, singing, games, and fellowship.
Several people gathered at the Leon County Health Department for food, singing, games, and fellowship.
Children performed songs and lit the candles for each day of the week-long celebration.
Today is Umoja, which stands for unity.
Some people were in full Kwanzaa spirit and donned authentic African clothing and head garb.
Kwanzaa was acknowledged as a holiday in 1966.
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