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First Fruits/Kwanzaa is coming!

Here is a glance of our First Fruits/Kwanzaa season so far:


  • Thursday, December 1:  Kwanzaa Appreciation Program--at 219 Hamilton Street, 5:30 PM. We open our 32 day First Fruits/Kwanzaa season. First Fruits lasts from December 1 to December 25. 
  • Thursday, December 15: African Mothers Day--at School #33, 500 Webster Ave, TBA
  • Monday, December 26: Umoja
  • Tuesday, December 27: Kujichagulia
  • Wednesday, December 28: Ujima
  • Thursday, December 29: Ujamaa
  • Friday, December 30: Nia
  • Saturday, December 31: Kuumba
  • Sunday: January 1, 2017: Imani
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Location: Rochester, NY, USA

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