Spanning from December 26th through January 1st, Kwanzaa Celebrations focus on family, community and culture. According to the Kwanzaa official website, this American-made holiday is a “creative cultural synthesis” of “both the cultural values and practice of Africans on the Continent and in the U.S.” Celebrate Kwanzaa in the Twin Cities The Twin Cities has
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December 21st is the longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. In 2026, the sun will set at 4:34pm on December 21st and sunrise occurs at 7:48am on the 22nd. On the bright side, it is not even Christmas yet and we can consider this the turning point. We’re officially heading back toward
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We all have our classic favorites – and the Twin Cities has so many opportunities to hear them live during the season. Family-Friendly Holiday Concerts Know of anything we missed? Leave us a comment to share with the community — college, high school, grade school, community bands, if it is open to the public and
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