The Kwanzaa season is a time for Black families to celebrate heritage, culture, community, and each other. This book provides family-centered activities for each day of Kwanzaa. The activities focus on Afrocentric principles and engage families in exploring their roots, strengthening bonds, and carrying forward culturally centered traditions. Themes include honoring ancestors, cultural pride, setting goals, unity/community building, creativity, and problem-solving. There is one pre-Kwanzaa chapter and seven chapters with one or two activities for each day of Kwanzaa. The activities are written for children, youth, and adults to participate together. Children and youth aged 10 and older will be able to fully participate. Younger children can also join in with extra guidance and support. Activities are presented in a set order to build upon ideas introduced in previous chapters. The activities draw from the author’s decades of experience as an educator and expert in Child and Adolescent Development, with a focus on African American children, youth, and families. The activities are grounded in Dr. Grier’s extensive and diverse experiences working with and advocating for families, children, and youth. As such, the book is written to build upon the enduring values that Kwanzaa celebrates and to help families nurture unity year-round. There are visuals throughout to make the activities memorable and engaging. Included in the book is a Google Docs link where you can access, download, and print activity-related visuals. Alternatively, you can use the QR code that provides direct access to the Google Docs folder. The Google Docs link also includes coloring pages for your enjoyment and to help keep younger children engaged.