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Kwanzaa (first day) Dates. When is Kwanzaa (first day) in US?

Kwanzaa is a week-long holiday honoring the culture and traditions of African people and their descendants worldwide, especially in the United States. In the table below, you will find when Kwanzaa (first day) is officially marked and celebrated in US over a span of 15 years.

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Year Day of the Week Date Name
2010 Sunday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2011 Monday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2012 Wednesday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2013 Thursday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2014 Friday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2015 Saturday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2016 Monday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2017 Tuesday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2018 Wednesday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2019 Thursday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2020 Saturday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2021 Sunday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2022 Monday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2023 Tuesday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2024 Thursday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)
2025 Friday December 26 Kwanzaa (first day)

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