"Village Project and community partners will celebrate this 18th annual Kwanzaa celebration with seven days of community events - striving to unite and heal families, communities and nation. Never before has there been such a need to reflect on the Uguzo Saba in order to bring community together. More than ever, we are striving to unite and heal our families, communities and nation. Never before has there been such a need to reflect on the Nguzo Saba in order to bring our community together."
"We again celebrate daily, each of the seven principles of Kwanzaa (the Nguzo Saba) and pour libations for all of the lost loved ones, along with honoring our ancestors. This year we are honoring Pia Harris, Brotha Clint and Mary Morton. Each of our hosting partners will present exciting and enriching cultural programs, intended to both entertain and engage the entire family."
An 18th annual Kwanzaa celebration will span seven days of community events focused on the Nguzo Saba, with daily ceremonies pouring libations and honoring ancestors. Hosting partners will present cultural programs that include blues bands, dance performances, spoken word, keynote speakers, and family-oriented activities. Each program begins with a spiritual ceremony and lighting of a Kinara candle, and concludes with a concert featuring rhythm & blues and jazz performers. Honorees include Pia Harris, Brotha Clint, and Mary Morton. Concert headliners include The Mary Jane Girls, Azere Wilson, Manas Itene, Niecey, Living Single, and Briana, The Dancer. All events are free and open to the public at Glide Memorial Church, 330 Ellis Street, San Francisco.
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