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Keokuk celebrates Kwanzaa at KPL

The Hawk Eye 28 Dec 2023
The library celebration included singing a song about the seven days of Kwanzaa, dancing, coloring pages, treats like benne cakes (sesame cookies), making paper kinaras (candle holders) and bracelet-making with red, green, and black beads.
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Tiny tots (with their eyes all aglow) turn into teens

Messenger-Inquirer 24 Dec 2023
Few things capture the magic of the holiday season like the eyes of a child ... We see the world anew in their enchantments with twinkling lights and flickering candles and colorful ornaments. × This page requires Javascript ... .
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Community Calendar

The News-Enterprise 03 Dec 2022
Community Calendar. SATURDAYBreakfast with Santa, 8 a.m., The Historic State Theater, 209 W. Dixie Ave., E’town. Sold out ... Tickets are $3 and can be purchased at the door ... 270-234-8258 ... Beeswax candles, holiday ornament kits, coloring pages, refreshments ... .
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