Kwanzaa Crawl

10 Years of the World’s Largest Black Bar Crawl 🏆
6/6 - Family Reunion Summer Crawl
12/26 - Kwanzaa Crawl
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Kwanzaa Crawl is a one-day event where people of the African diaspora join together to support the Black-owned Bars & Restaurants in their neighborhoods. Thousands of Kwanzaa Crawlers will be divided into over 70 different teams, as they travel from bar to bar singing and dancing, dressed in whatever makes them feel unapologetically Black and beautiful. It's a day of UNITY, FELLOWSHIP, and FUN! Po

wered by sisters Kerry Coddett and Krystal Stark, through their organization, Operation Mobilize, Kwanzaa Crawl is a bar crawl that will take place on the first day of Kwanzaa, Sunday, December 26, 2021 in Brooklyn & Harlem, New York. The crawl is focused on the social aspect of building community and aims to facilitate economic empowerment within our community.

04/03/2026

🎉 If you have something to celebrate, get your friends and lead a team! The Kwanzaa Crawl Family Reunion is happening on June 6 in Brooklyn. 🥳🥳

You get a bullhorn, a group of people who cheer when you tell them to, and the joy of knowing the vibes will be immaculate - because you’re the one in charge of keeping them that way. 🙌🏾

Applications close 4/10. Notifications will go out 4/13. Tix on Sale 4/20. Sign up in our bio!

03/30/2026

🚨🚨Kwanzaa Crawl team leader applications are NOW OPEN. 🚨🚨

Who’s the most outgoing one in your friend group, the one who’s always initiating the electric slide? TAG a friend if the party doesn’t get lit until they arrive. And if that friend is YOU, hit the link in our bio APPLY to be a team leader today

Team Leaders are the heartbeat of the Crawl: part hype-man, part MC, part traffic cop, full-time vibe curator.
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 If you have what it takes to lead a team of people through Brooklyn…Tap in.

03/19/2026

We’re taking the magic of the Kwanzaa Crawl and turning up the heat for our 10th Anniversary! The Family Reunion isn’t just a crawl, it’s a decade of building together and supporting black-owned businesses.

Whether you’ve been down since day 1, or this will be your first time, you’re apart of the family now ❤️

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02/18/2026

Hey fam!

Looking for a few smart, dope, and talented folks to join our team. If that sounds like you, hit the link in our bio to apply! If that sounds like someone you know, tag them below!

Let’s get to work! 💪🏿

02/09/2026

We’re spotlighting the Black-owned businesses we love!
Today’s spotlight is .

Curly Girl Collective, the creators of CURLFEST - the world’s largest natural beauty festival, is dedicated to building a global community that educates, celebrates, and uplifts woman of color with naturally curly hair.

Tap the Black Pages link in our bio to discover + save on more amazing businesses!

02/02/2026

We’re spotlighting the Black-owned businesses we love!
Today’s spotlight is ! From knotless and box braids to feed-ins, stitch braids, tribal styles, and custom looks- Braid Envy does it all. Tap the Black Pages link in our bio to discover + save on more amazing businesses!

01/19/2026

Happy MLK Day, y’all!

Martin had a dream. And circulating the Black dollar all year-round is what that dream looks like in action.

Introducing The Black Pages. A curated guide with promotions, discounts, and shout-outs to 75+ Black-owned businesses.

Head to KwanzaaCrawl.com or click the link in our bio to see the full guide.

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Kwanzaa Crawl is an annual bar crawl celebrating Black business. Powered by sisters Kerry Coddett and Krystal Stark, Kwanzaa Crawl is a bar crawl that will take place on the first day of Kwanzaa, Wednesday, December 26, 2018 in Brooklyn & Harlem (New York City).

KWANZAA: A holiday celebrating Black community, family, and culture + CRAWL: The act of traveling by foot from one bar to another _______________________________________________

KWANZAA CRAWL A one-day event where people of the African diaspora join together to support the Black-owned bars in their neighborhood. Crawlers will be dressed in whatever makes them feel Black and beautiful, for a day of unity, fellowship, and fun! _______________________________________________ Come party, celebrate, and support local Black businesses!