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August brings diverse and abundant events across Suwon parks!

Liberation Day 80th Anniversary commemorative events, cultural performances and experience programs held
August events promotional poster for Suwon city parks.
August events promotional poster for Suwon city parks.

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Jung Jun-sung] Throughout August, various summer events including the Liberation Day 80th Anniversary commemorative program, mugunghwa festival, cultural performances, and experience programs will be held across urban parks in Suwon.

Suwon Special City announced on the 1st that it has planned distinctive events at each park throughout August to utilize urban parks as nearby travel destinations and living spaces for residents.

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of liberation, the city will hold a commemorative event at the First Outdoor Concert Hall in Ingye Art Park on August 15, and hold the "35th National Mugunghwa Suwon Festival" at the same venue on August 15-16.

△Olympic Park will operate the "Saebbit Children's Water Park" (July 26-August 17) △Dangsoo Sports Park will host the "Ipbuk·Dangsoo-dong Summer Water Play Festival" (August 9-10) △Ingye Art Park will present the "Suwon City Choir Lawn Concert" (August 29) and other diverse programs.

For experience programs, Suwon Arboretum (Ilwol and Yeunghung) will offer "Special Summer Vacation Programs" (August 7-8, 13-14), eight locations including Gwanggyo Mountain will provide "Forest Walks with Explanations," and six infant forest experience centers will prepare activities for infants and families.

Four district offices will open water play facilities and water features from Tuesday through Sunday. The Suwon Mugunghwa Garden (Gosaek-dong) will be open to the public until the 22nd.

Eighteen locations including Hyowon Park will operate "Saebbit Together Path" year-round, featuring performances such as popular music, magic, and dance. In September, the city plans to hold 20 programs at Gwanggyo Lake Park, including a jazz festival, in collaboration with 12 departments.

A city official said, "We will do our best to make parks the closest travel destination for today's outings" and "We will operate urban parks as spaces that all citizens can easily enjoy and share together."

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