We are proud to announce the new 2015 Calendar of Events for the 99th year of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens. This is going to be en exciting year preparing for the Cultural Garden’s Centennial Celebration!! This is a tenative schedule so please check back often for updates or changes. Don’t miss the fun! MARCH March […]
One World Day schedule in 2013 expands dramatically in terms of performances, food, beverages, as well as the ever popular naturalization ceremony for immigrants. The main venues will be the Irish and African-American Gardens with many other Gardens have activities along East Blvd and MLK Jr. Drive. Program kicks off at 1 PM with the […]
The newest restored feature in the Lithuanian Cultural Garden are the balusters on their renown rail overlooking MLK from the East Blvd level. The stone rail is one of the finest examples in the Gardens, together with the Italian Garden’s similar rail. All of the Cultural Gardens are constantly undergoing restoration by the nationality group […]
While the Lithuanian Cultural Garden has always had an impressive entrance, grand staircases, sign and other features on MLK Jr. Drive they have not had a flag and pole to call attention to their Garden on MLK. The Lithuanian Cultural Garden committee rectified that recently with the addition of a pole and Lithuanian flag. Thanks […]
2010 Accomplishments: Carried out the annual Spring clean-up, planting and re-planting of flowers and bushes Maintained the flowers and the fountain through the year Held the Garden’s annual “appreciation and membership drive” picnic Carried out power wash and tuck-pointing of the upper level stone structures and tuck-pointing of the fountain 2011 Plans: Clean up the […]
2009 Accomplishments: Completed and installed the new bust of “Maironis” (one of the three busts in the Garden) Carried out the annual Spring clean-up, planting and re-planting of flowers and bushes Maintained the flowers and the fountain through the year Held the Garden’s annual “appreciation and membership drive” picnic Participated in CSU’s “Oral History Project” […]