The Haman County Youth Center in South Gyeongsang Province announced on May 27 that it recently held the "2nd Nol Ttwija Festival of the 2025 Haman County Youth Harmony Plaza" at the Aragil Outdoor Performance Hall with great success.
This year's festival was held under the slogan of "An Eco-Friendly Youth Festival Without Banners," introducing an environmentally friendly approach that minimized the use of paper and plastic.
The use of non-face-to-face information delivery methods, such as SNS promotions and QR code guides, served as an efficient promotional strategy in the digital era and received positive feedback from visitors.
In particular, this festival was organized as a "youth-led festival," with young people directly planning and operating the event, adding even greater significance. The Youth Steering Committee and the Youth Club Federation led a variety of programs, providing an opportunity to foster autonomy and a sense of responsibility among the youth.
On the day of the event, various stage performances, including band and dance competitions by youth clubs from Haman, Goseong, and Uiryeong, as well as a choir performance by Haman Girls' Middle School, received enthusiastic responses from the audience. In addition, 15 experience booths operated by Gyeongnam Robot High School, Gyeongsangnam-do Counseling and Welfare Center, and youth clubs offered activities on a range of topics such as the environment, career exploration, and art play, providing enjoyable memories for the youth.
Moon Kyungmin, Director of the Haman County Youth Center, stated, "This festival was more than just an event; it was a valuable opportunity for young people to take the lead, communicate with the local community, and confirm their role as the next generation." He added, "We will continue to make various efforts and provide support to create sustainable festivals centered around youth in the future."
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