The Urban Picnic Family Festival is a unique event that unites citizens around their love of delicious food and various types of creativity. The festival is held in the Nyagans' favorite territory, the Central Forest of Culture and Recreation Park, in order to create a comfortable and friendly atmosphere for all participants. The main purpose of the "Urban Picnic" is to provide an opportunity for families to spend a pleasant time together, enjoying a diverse culinary experience and expressing their creative nature. The festival offers a variety of entertainment and activities for visitors of all ages, so that everyone can find something interesting for themselves. The organizers of the festival provide for the following components of the event: Gastronomic pavilion: A variety of culinary stands provide an opportunity to present to the citizens a variety of dishes from different cuisines of the world. Participants can enjoy a variety of tastes and discover new culinary traditions. Culinary workshops: The festival hosts workshops from professional chefs and culinary experts. Participants can learn how to cook various dishes and get useful advice from experienced professionals. Art playground: A special area for creativity where participants can try themselves in various types of needlework, painting, photography and other arts. Professional artists and instructors will be available for help and inspiration. Entertainment program: Various concerts, performances of musical and dance groups and other entertainment events for the whole family are held throughout the day. Play areas for children and family activities will also be provided. Craft Fair: Festival participants can view and purchase various handmade products created by local craftsmen and artisans. Receiving this grant will provide an opportunity to successfully organize and hold the Urban Picnic festival. This will not only create a wonderful family event, but also contribute to the development of the city's cultural scene and support for local entrepreneurs and creative communities.