'Library Day with Families' Successfully Concludes
A Variety of Events Including Surprise Magic Shows and Treasure Hunts

Jeonnam Yeonggwang Library created a vibrant cultural festival where entire families could connect through a variety of hands-on experiences and play programs, earning enthusiastic responses from local residents.


The Jeonnam Office of Education Yeonggwang Library announced on May 18 that it had successfully hosted the '2026 Library Day with Families' event on May 16 at the library, with a large turnout of local residents and family users.

The Jeonnam Office of Education Yeonggwang Library held the '2026 Library Day with Families' event with participation from local residents and family users. Photo by Yeonggwang Library

The Jeonnam Office of Education Yeonggwang Library held the '2026 Library Day with Families' event with participation from local residents and family users. Photo by Yeonggwang Library

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This event was designed to provide opportunities for empathy and emotional exchange among family members through the library, as well as to serve as an open cultural community hub for the local area.


On the day of the event, the venue was filled with programs that children and parents could enjoy together with all their senses, including: 'Firefly Magic in the Story Forest' magic experience, 'Science Book Science Lab', 'Imagination Talk Ballpoint Pen Decorating', 'Family Domino Art Bookmaking', 'Hansel and Gretel's Cookie Recipe', and 'Masterpiece Art 3D Frame Crafting'.


Notably, hands-on booths run directly by the local educational community drew particular attention. Members of the 'Book Plus' reading club operated a booth for making eco-bags inscribed with famous book quotes, while students from the Yeonggwang Office of Education Gifted Education Center showcased eco-friendly energy activities and a GraviTrax experience, creating a heartwarming scene of residents and students growing together.


In addition, a variety of side events were held continuously to heighten the festival atmosphere, such as an exhibition and reading quiz about 'Online Dad', Yeonggwang County’s Book of the Year, as well as bubble experiences, surprise magic performances, treasure hunts, and piñata games—all enjoyed by people of all ages.


One parent who participated in the event shared, "It was a meaningful time to laugh and communicate naturally with my child through diverse experiences," adding, "The library was impressive not just as a quiet place to read books, but as a cultural space where families can build precious memories together."



A library official said, "We hope this event provided families with time to communicate, have fun, and create special memories together," adding, "We will continue to organize various reading culture programs and cultural events in which all local residents can participate."


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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