Politics · South Korea · 1 hr ago
Daegu to hold 20th volunteer fair at Duryu Park on Oct. 17
Daegu will hold its 20th Volunteer Fair at Duryu Park on Oct.
17.
The city says the event is intended to encourage more people to take part in volunteering.
More than 60 booths will offer information, activities and help for people who want to sign up.
Other displays will highlight the role of volunteering, businesses’ community work and examples of volunteer projects in Daegu and around the world.
The program also includes music and dance performances, a children’s play area and a community market.
Visitors can try practical safety activities, including preparing an emergency backpack and learning first aid.
The fair will give residents a chance to learn about volunteering and take part in activities on the day.
Daegu will hold its 20th volunteer fair at Duryu Park on Oct. 17.
The city plans to operate about 60 booths for volunteer registration, information and activities.
The program will include performances, family activities, a flea market and a challenge marking the Year of Volunteers.
Visitors can also try activities such as preparing an emergency survival backpack and learning first aid.
A special exhibition will feature volunteer work from around the world and activities by Daegu volunteers.
- Who
- Daegu Metropolitan City is organizing the fair.
- What
- The 20th Daegu Volunteer Fair will feature about 60 booths and a range of activities.
- When
- Oct. 17, 2026.
- Where
- Duryu Park in Daegu, South Korea.
- Why
- The city says the fair aims to spread participation in volunteer work and encourage more citizens to take part.
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Daegu announced that it would hold the 20th Daegu Volunteer Fair on Oct. 17.
The fair is scheduled to take place at Duryu Park.
- Edition
- 20th Daegu Volunteer Fair
- Date
- Oct. 17, 2026
- Venue
- Duryu Park, Daegu
- Booths
- About 60
- Organizer
- Daegu Metropolitan City
What people are saying
I hope this fair will widely publicize the efforts of volunteers and become an opportunity for more citizens to join in volunteering.
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