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Program Booklet The Irish Garden Club Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Murphy Irish Arts Association Proud Sponsors of the Irish Cultural Garden Celebrate One World Day 2019 Italian Cultural Garden CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (TRI-C®) SALUTES CLEVELAND CULTURAL GARDENS FEDERATION’S ONE WORLD DAY 2019 PEACE THROUGH MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING THANK YOU for 74 years celebrating Cleveland’s history and ethnic diversity The Italian Cultural Garden was dedicated in 1930 “as tri-c.edu a symbol of Italian culture to American democracy.” 216-987-6000 Love of Beauty is Taste - The Creation of Beauty is Art 19-0830 216-916-7780 • 990 East Blvd. Cleveland, OH 44108 The Ukrainian Cultural Garden with the support of Cleveland Selfreliance Federal Credit Union celebrates 28 years of Ukrainian independence and One World Day 2019 CZECH CULTURAL GARDEN 880 East Blvd. - south of St. Clair The Czech Garden is now sponsored by The Garden features many statues including composers Dvorak and Smetana, bishop and Sokol Greater educator Komensky – known as the “father of Cleveland modern education”, and statue of T.G. Masaryk founder and first president of Czechoslovakia. The More information at statues were made by Frank Jirouch, a Cleveland czechculturalgarden born sculptor of Czech descent. Many thanks to the Victor Ptak family for financial support! .webs.com DANK—Cleveland & The German Garden Cultural Foundation of Cleveland Welcome all of the One World Day visitors to the German Garden of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens The German American National congress, also known as DANK (Deutsch Amerikan- ischer National Kongress), is the largest organization of Americans of Germanic descent. We have had a very busy past year sponsoring bus trips to Toledo for the German- American Fest, and Pittsburgh for Christkindlesmarkt, and Milwaukee for German Fest. Our German Meet Up group is up and running. The German Garden & Cultural Founda- tion is now the official sponsor of the German Garden. The German Garden and Cultural Foundation of Cleveland was formed and incorporated at the end of 2017 as a 501(c)3 Foundation. We are looking for volunteers to help us out in maintaining the garden. - Membership is available at www.DANK.org Cleveland Männerchor Club www.DANKCleveland.org 4515 State Road DANKCleveland (Facebook) Cleveland, OH 44109 [email protected] process 4-color red: C=0 M=100 Y=96 K= 33 green: C=43 M=0 Y=34 K= 38 blue: C=57 M=0 Y=6 K= 19 The Centennial Peace Plaza is underway; join us in the effort to enhance our Cultural Gardens As you pass by the CCGF kiosk, the center point of Martin Luther King Boulevard, you will notice on this One World Day a construction site. Perhaps not beautiful now, it’s a source of great pride to the Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation. SAVE 25% OFF That is the site of what promises to be a spectacular Centennial Peace Admission Prices Using CirclePass Plaza. Use your CirclePass to explore all that The idea for the Peace Plaza was born in 2016, the centennial University Circle has to offer –at a savings! anniversary of the Cultural Gardens. That’s when board members CirclePass offers admission to: decided the anniversary should be marked by an honoring of the past and a launch into the future. • Cleveland Botanical Garden • Cleveland History Center The Federation embarked on a campaign to build a central gathering • Cleveland Museum of Natural History space to serve as a main stage for One World Day and a performance space for education and arts and culture events from spring through fall. PROUDLY SPONSORED BY The circular plaza will be 100-feet in diameter and feature a prominent stage and amphitheater seating. It will be eco-friendly with permeable pavers to reduce stormwater runoff. Purchase your tickets and learn more As you can see, the project’s first phase is well underway, and our capital campaign has at circlepass.universitycircle.org exceeded our expectations. We are raising funds for phase two, which will include an entranceway and aesthetic enhancements, as well as landscaping and reserves for ongoing maintenance. Proud To Be A Part Of OWD 2019 Our dream is for the plaza to draw residents from the neighborhood, city, region, state, And The Grand Mosaic Of Cleveland Cultural Gardens country and the world to the Cultural Gardens to hear music, revel in a dance performance, take part in an educational forum, and enjoy even more this beautiful treasure in the heart of Cleveland. We are on our way to becoming a bigger and better destination spot. Please join us in this effort. For information on how to donate, call 216-220-3075. INDIA CULTURAL GARDEN 1190 Martin Luther King Boulevard THE SERBIAN GARDEN WELCOMES YOU TO ONE WORLD DAY! VISIT THE SERBIAN CULTURAL GARDEN! The Serbian Cultural Garden is honored to be the host garden for this year’s One World Day Naturalization Ceremony. Please join Dear friends of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens: us immediately following the parade for the Naturalization PRESIDENT Sheila M. Crawford Ceremony and a full schedule of singers, dancers, contests, etc. Welcome to One World Day 2019. As board president of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation, VICE PRESIDENTS it is Paulmy Burik honor to greet you as we celebrate the many cultures of Northeast Ohio. The Serbian Cultural Garden, which was dedicated on October 5, 2008, was inspired by the Anda Cook people and land of Serbia. A gently curving path winds through the Garden's mature beech ThisDr. Richard is our Crepage 74th consecutive One World Day, making it one of the oldest continuously running events and oak trees. The central plaza, which includes a symbolic cube of a Serbian crest, also in theEXECUTIVE city of Cleveland. Of that, we are very proud. SECRETARY "Only Unity Saves features a raised circular concrete seating area inscribed with the motto, Mary Hamlin the Serbs”. The plaza also includes a bronze icon of Saint Sava. This is a colorful, warm, energetic and entertaining event for the entire family. We hope you enjoy the ParadeRECORDING of Flags, the naturalization ceremony for new citizens of the United States, and music, food SECRETARY Small terraces provide places to rest throughout the Serbian Cultural Garden, each one andPaula dance Tilisky in the individual gardens. Our many gardens have prepared lively activities for you; come centered on a great figure from Serbia's past. The garden has busts featuring: King Peter I, learn about these cultures and enjoy. We also have a Children’s Village that is sure to entertain the Design and liberator of the Serbian people; Mihajlo Pupin, extraordinary scientist; poet Petar Petrović wholePreservation family. Chair Berj Shakarian Njegoš, an Orthodox Prince-Bishop and ruler of Montenegro; Stevan Mokranjac, composer; Vuk Karadzić, author of the first Serbian dictionary and chronicler of Serbian folklore; Nikola OneMarketing World Chairs Day also is a time to thank the ethnic and cultural communities who devote their time and Dan Hanson Tesla, inventor and genius; Mileva Marić, brilliant Serbian physicist and mathematician and resources to building, maintaining and growing their Cultural Gardens. They are the foundation of Debbie Hanson wife of Albert Einstein; Milutin Milanković, renowned astrophysicist; and Nadežda Petrović, our organization and make Rockefeller Park the treasure that it is. Community Relations a Serbian painter from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and considered Serbia's most Chair ThankYvonne you Conwell to Johnny Wu, our producer, and the entire One World Day team of coordinators, famous impressionist and fauvist. including Sheila Crawford, Angela Shute Woodson, Tom Turkaly, Oahn Loi-Powell, Asim Datta, Dan EXECUTIVEBOARD King Peter I Mihajlo Pupin Petar Njegoš Stevan Mokranjac Vuk Karadžić HansonPierre Bejjani and Laura Tereshko. This day also wouldn’t be possible without the scores of volunteers who Carl Ewing help us with a multitude of tasks. Larry Hocevar Theodozia Krislaty TheErika Cleveland Puussaar Cultural Gardens are a source of great pride for Cleveland, our region and the nation. Svetlana Stolyarova There is nothing like this park in the entire United States or the world. It is a gem and we want it to George Terbrack be Thomas a vital Turkaly part of Cleveland’s renaissance. WhileOWD you Chairs are here, please check out the site of our Centennial Peace Plaza, now under construction. SlatedDr. Richard to Crepagebe a vital part of next year’s One World Day, the plaza will be a circular gathering area with Nikola Tesla Mileva Marić Milutin Milanković Nadežda Petrović St. Sava Svetlana Stolyarova a stage and amphitheater seating. We invite you to join us in our capital campaign for phase two of thisOWD project; TREASURER you can do so by calling 216-220-3075. Thomas Turkaly TheOWD Gardens Producer are vibrant and growing. Please join us in that growth. Come to the Cultural Gardens on Johnny Wu a regular basis; enjoy this beautiful park and spread the word to your friends and family. Have a great One World Day! Thanks for coming. AFRICAN-AMERICAN * AMERICAN * AMERICAN LEGION PEACE GARDENS OF THE STATES AND OF THE NATIONS * ALBANIAN ARMENIAN * AZERBAIJANI SERBIAN CULTURAL GARDEN Wael Khoury, MD * BRITISH (SHAKESPEARE) * CHINESE * CROATIAN * CZECH * ESTONIAN * ETHIOPIAN * FINNISH * GERMAN GREEK * HEBREW * HUNGARIAN * INDIA * IRISH * ITALIAN * KOREAN * LATVIAN * LEBANESE * LITHUANIAN * NATIVE-AMERICAN POLISH * ROMANIAN * RUSIN * RUSSIAN * SCOTTISH * SERBIAN LOCATION: MAILING ADDRESS: * SLOVAK * SLOVENIAN * SYRIAN * TURKISH * UKRAINIAN VIETNAMESE AFRICAN-AMERICAN * AMERICAN * AMERICAN LEGION PEACE GARDENS OF THE STATES * ALBANIAN ARMENIAN * AZERBAIJANI 770 Martin Luther King Boulevard P. O. 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