Held on May 5, the event brought together 26 children for physical play, bilingual storytelling, large origami crafts, and Children’s Day activities. The event reflected ANO-NE Kids Club’s broader purpose: giving children a safe and engaging space to play while giving parents time to enjoy the city independently.
Held on May 5, the event brought together 26 children for physical play, bilingual storytelling, large origami crafts, and Children’s Day activities. The event reflected ANO-NE Kids Club’s broader purpose: giving children a safe and engaging space to play while giving parents time to enjoy the city independently.