One World Day celebrates Northeast Ohio’s rich cultural diversity—including the Armenian Cultural Garden—through a free, family-friendly festival held at the Cleveland Cultural Gardens.

Since 1946, One World Day has been the premier annual event of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation. The celebration is presented by Councilman Kevin Conwell, County Councilwoman Yvonne Conwell, and Mayor Justin Bibb.

The day showcases nearly 50 ethnic communities, represented throughout the Cultural Gardens with music, dance, storytelling, and cultural experiences for all ages.

One World Day is also the only day of the year when MLK Jr. Boulevard and East Boulevard are closed to traffic, allowing visitors to explore the Gardens at a relaxed pace. With free parking and convenient transportation options—including trams and shuttle buses—guests are invited to Travel the World at One World Day.

Please join us as we showcase our Armenian presence and culture on this world stage.