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63rd One World Day celebration, Sunday, September 19th, Cleveland Cultural Gardens
Join the Cleveland Cultural Garden Federation as we celebrate the Armenian Cultural Garden’s dedication, naturalization of immigrants, and nationality song, dance and cuisine.
Sunday, September 19th, 2010
THE CLEVELAND CULTURAL GARDENS FEDERATION PRESENTS
THE 63rd ANNUAL ONE WORLD DAY
1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Dedication of the Armenian Garden
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Visitation of Gardens and collecting Passport certifications
Performances:
Irish Dancers at the Irish Garden
Readings of Shakespeare Poetry at the Italian Garden
Csardas Dancers at the Hungarian Garden
3:30 p.m. Assembly of Flags at the Polish Garden
Parade of Flags, Parade Marshall *
American Flag – Hawken School
American Flag’s Honor Guards *
Glenville Percussionists *
4:00 p.m. Posting of Colors at the Hungarian Garden
Paul Burik, President, Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation
Welcome to the new Garden
Ch. 19 Morning News person *
Rocco Scotti, American National Anthem
Jeff Johnson, Council Representative Opening Remarks
Mary Hamlin, Exec. Secretary, Cleveland Cultural Gardens
The Gardens Now and Then
U.S. Magistrate – Naturalization Ceremony
Girl Scout Troop, 774 – The Pledge of Allegiance
America the Beautiful – Hawken School
Polish Dancers
Ukrainian Dancers
* not confirmed
Door Prizes
Free and open to the public
Parking on MLK Jr. and East Blvds.
Free rides on Lolly the Trolley as it circulates throughout the Gardens
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for One World Day on September 19, will MLK be closed between the shoreway and East 105 street?
thank you, Liz Pim
No road closures during One World Day. Expect some congestion on MLK Jr. and East Blvds due to parking along the roadways and rubber necking by drivers passing through.
Attended the festivities today! Loved it! Thank you for taking care of and celebrating such a rich and beautiful part of our city!
Thank you for attending, Renee, and thank you Anda and committee for the months of work leading up to this. Another thank you goes to Mother Nature for a perfect day - lovely parading weather and no rain.
The City of Cleveland has a unique asset in the Cleveland Cultural Gardens and long may the volunteers continue to take care of them. Welcome to the new Armenian Garden, with its central structure depicting the Armenian alphabet, one of the earliest established alphabets in the world!
The monuments and gardens look wonderful. I always try to drive down MLK rather than other routes because I enjoy it more than other city driving! Every time I go through, I always wonder who is involved and finally remembered to look into the website. Thank you for the updates and for the diversity and beauty along this route.