One World Day Celebrates Cleveland's Immigrant Future and Past: Photos

Now in its 78th year, One World Day is an important reminder that America is a nation of immigrants — and that's something worth celebrating. Kicking off with a naturalization ceremony of more than two dozen new U.S. citizens from countries such as Brazil, Ghana, the Dominican Republic and more, the day continued with traditional music, food and garb along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, where more than 52 communities make up the Cleveland Cultural Gardens. 

Here's what we saw at Sunday's event. 

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