Namyangju’s Children’s Day Event: 3,600 Visitors Enjoy Free Fun and Creative Activities!

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Namyangju’s hands-on events for Children’s Day drew thousands of visitors.

The city said on May 7 that it had successfully concluded the special Children’s Day programs held May 5 at the Imagination N Playground and the Children’s Vision Center.

On May 5, the city opened four paid facilities at the Imagination N Playground free of charge and offered interactive activities, performances and events. About 3,600 people attended and enjoyed a variety of play and shows.

At five Imagination N Playground sites, children took part in balloon play and photo zones, joined upcycling workshops, and made crowns, bookmarks and Children’s Day medals.

At site No. 4, “Noljaram,” a puppet show called “The Lazy One Who Became a Cow” drew enthusiastic responses from children and family audiences.

The Children’s Vision Center staged the “Dreaming Play Experience,” featuring a child-run flea market, bubble performances, theater productions and interactive booths that energized the event.

“We organized the program so children could laugh, play freely and expand their imaginations,” a city official said. “We will continue to foster play and cultural environments that support children’s healthy, happy growth.”