2025 HYO Festival
(The Korean Seniors' Day Celebration)
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HYO
FESTIVAL
The Hyo Festival (formerly Korean Senior’s Day Celebration) is Hanul’s premier cultural event, held biennially. This festival welcomes not only our clients but also community older adults and their families to celebrate and preserve Korean culture through a range of engaging programs. It is a heartfelt occasion that honors the contributions of older people who have dedicated themselves to maintaining our cultural heritage.
The festival brings together generations, promoting harmony within families and the community. Attendees can enjoy traditional arts performances, cultural experience booths, and a variety of activities designed to foster intergenerational connections, allowing families to create and share cherished memories.
Join us for this special event and reconnect with family and friends amidst the vibrant colors of autumn. Don't miss out on this unique and enriching experience!
What is
HYO?
Hyo (효), also known as filial piety, is a traditional Korean value that emphasizes respect, care, and responsibility toward one’s parents and elders.
It comes from Confucian teachings and highlights the importance of love, gratitude, and honoring those who raised and supported us. Hyo is not just about following rules but about building meaningful relationships across generations.
This value remains important in modern Korean life and continues to shape how families and communities care for one another.
