Monday, December 26, 7-9 p.m. – 19th Annual (Umoja) Unity Day at the Douglass Theatre, Free Admission (I will be performing African dance)Featuring Drummer’s Circle, Poetry, Dance, Songs, Umoja Ceremony, Community Awards, Kwanzaa Stories and Puppetry by Akbar Imhotep

Tuesday, December 27, 7-9 p.m. – (Kujichagulia) Youth Self-Determination Night 2011 at the Douglass Theatre, Free Admission(Emmett will be doing a poem, I will be doing Hip-hop and also rapping) - Kujichagulia Ceremony, Program Special Events and “MY DEFINITION 2011” Youth Open Mic showcase

Wednesday, December 28, 7-9 p.m. – (Ujima) Collective Work & Responsibility KWANZAA CEREMONY & REGIONAL UNITY EVENT at 1044 Washington AvenueCommunity Enrichment and Counseling Suite next to Joshua Cup, Free Admission (Donations welcome)

Thursday, December 29 – (Ujamaa) Cooperative Economics Business Support Day and Special Kwanzaa Event at Pentecostal Temple, 928 Anthony Road, 7 p.m.,Free Admission

Friday, December 30, 7-9 p.m. at the Douglass Theatre, (Nia) Purpose Macon, Georgia Tribute to Gil Scott Heron featuring Spoken Word Sensation Queen Sheba, the Amazing Dean Brown and the MacTown Poets and Musicians Consortium, a documentary tribute to Gil Scott Heron - $7 Admission, proceeds benefit six day Kwanzaa Festival

Saturday, December 31, 5-8 p.m. – Kuumba Karamu (Feast) at Homeland Village Bookstore & Culture Shop, 2910 Napier Avenue, Free Admission (Donations/Purchases Appreciated)

Sunday, January 1 – Imani (Faith) A Day of Reflections and Reassessment for Families at Home and for people to honor their personal spiritual traditions