Umoja (Unity)
Saturday, December 26,
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Historian and cultural curator Professor Darrell Stover
will provide content regarding traditional Kwanzaa practices as well as its cultural and historical overview. He will be joined by Sidney Rose McCall, the McCall Family, and Dare Books owner Desmond Reid.
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Kujichagulia (Self-Determination)
Sunday, December 27
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Representatives of the Historic Black Towns and Settlements Alliance, Inc. (HBTSA) are Mayor Alberta McCrory, Hobson City, AL; Mayor Eulah Peterson, Mound Bayou, MS; and Tanya Debose, Independence Heights, Houston, TX.
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Ujima
(Collective Work and Responsibility)
Monday, December 28
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"In the tradition of Ujima, a candle lighting of the third candle, description of the principle, and how it has been captured in the words and writings of Black intellectuals" will be the focus of
Professor Darrell Stover.
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Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics)
Tuesday, December 29
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Curator: Renata Sago
This conversation about cooperative economics will focus on the opportunities and challenges that exist for people reentering society, particularly Black women. Images from Black Mary (a project from journalist Renata Sago and her mother Kanika Sago, a formerly incarcerated Black woman), as well as voices on the frontlines in Illinois, Florida, and California who are working to incite change via housing, food, and employment resources will be featured.
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Nia (Purpose)
Wednesday, December 30
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Town Hall, An invitation to the Public via social media will be extended for participants to discuss what Purpose means for her/him/them.
Moderators: N. Y. Nathiri and Sidney Rose McCall
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Kuumba (Creativity)
Thursday, December 31
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A Showcase of Creatives who will share and demonstrate their respective art forms will feature Trent Tomengo, Marquis Hunt and Gwen and Will Covington.
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Imani (Faith)
Friday, January 1
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Town Hall, An open Invitation to all participants to discuss what Faith means to her/him/them will the culminating activity of
the Kwanzaa Celebration.
N.Y. Nathiri and Sidney Rose McCall will facilitate.
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January 7-31, 2021
Historic Eatonville and Orange County, Florida
For complete ZORA! Festival 2021 information, including sponsor opportunities, please visit zorafestival.org |
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OUR SPONSORS
(As of December 8, 2020)
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COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS
Because of the collaborative relationships P.E.C. enjoys, ZORA!® Festival 2021 will present an array of outstanding offerings. With gratitude, we acknowledge those below.
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Zora Neale Hurston® National Museum of Fine Arts
(The Hurston®)
COVID- 19 Update:
Holiday Hours of Operation:
Monday, December 28- Thursday, December 31
11 AM - 2 PM
For more information contact Cynthia Haywood: Museum Docent
407-647-3307
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