Anyang City Presents Diverse May Family Month Events Tailored for All Generations

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Yu Je-seong] Anyang City announced on the 27th that it will operate various commemorative events and cultural programs in May, the month of family, that all generations—from children to youth to seniors—can enjoy together.

First, a "2026 Children's Day Commemoration Event" will be held at Pyeongchon Central Park on May 5.

Starting at 10 a.m., the event will feature a commemorative ceremony and award presentations to exemplary children, followed by celebratory performances by the Anyang Municipal Boys and Girls Choir and Yeonseong University cheerleaders. Various programs will be available in which children can directly participate, including lawn reading, planting seedlings, eco-friendly tumbler decoration, bicycle safety education, CPR training, and keychain making.

In addition, through programs that the entire family can enjoy together—including augmented reality (AR) racing, traditional games, multicultural experiences, and a children's voice presentation zone (open mic) where children can share their opinions—Anyang City plans to give its residents a special day celebrating Children's Day.

For Parents' Day, "Senior Citizen Gatherings" will be held at administrative welfare centers in each district from April 28 to May 9.

This event, targeting residents aged 70 and older, will be organized as a place where everyone can communicate and enjoy themselves together.

Food prepared by community organizations in each district will be served, and various programs including diverse performances by local arts groups and exciting singing competitions will take place, creating an opportunity for seniors to interact with neighbors and share warmth and harmony.

The "28th Anyang City Youth Festival" will be held at Pyeongchon Central Park starting at 1 p.m. on May 23.

The event will feature a Youth Day commemoration ceremony (3 p.m.), awards presentations, performances by youth in the city, and celebrity celebratory performances. In particular, various experience booths fitting the theme of "Level Up" are being prepared.

Meanwhile, the municipal libraries will operate various special lectures and programs for citizens marking the month of family.

Man'an Library will provide lectures themed on healing and self-development in daily life, including home organizing (May 9), traditional tea experiences (May 16), and healthy meal management (May 23), offering citizens opportunities to enjoy culture. Bisan Library will hold "Picture Book Art Therapy" (April 29 to May 27) and a board game special lecture titled "Imagination Plus with Dad!" (May 2).