Celebration of International Cultures

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The Oak Brook Park District and the Village of Oak Brook came together to host a vibrant celebration, creating an unforgettable cultural extravaganza.

Held on Sept. 21 at the newly inaugurated Oak Brook Park District Amphitheater at Central Park North, the “Celebration of International Cultures” ignited the spirit of unity and diversity.

The Oak Brook Park District and Village of Oak Brook warmly invited all community members passionate about preserving their cultural heritage to embrace the rich tapestry of cultures that thrive within the community.

The family-friendly event provided fun for all ages.

The event took place at the newly inaugurated Oak Brook Park District Amphitheater at Central Park North.

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