Kwanzaa events
Kwanzaa, the annual pan-African celebration of family, community and culture, runs through Tuesday.
The week-long holiday celebration in Charleston — “Returning to the Roots” — will be marked by several events that advance the seven principles of Kwanzaa: unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.
Today
4-8 p.m.: Huger’s 587 King St. A reggae band, spoken word and refreshments are included. Donation $5
Monday
3-6 p.m.: Master dance and drum classes for beginners at NIA Infant and Toddler Child Development Center, 2007 Helm Ave.
Tuesday
1 p.m.: Remembrance ceremony at Sankofa Memorial Burial Grounds, Maybank and Folly roads.
4-8 p.m.: Entertainment, food and vendors, Ferndale Community Center 1919 Bolton Ave.
Staff report
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