FAQs
WHAT IS “HYOJEONG”?
Hyojeong is a Korean word that combines two concepts:
“Hyo” meaning filial devotion (deep respect for one's parents and ancestors)
“Jeong” meaning heart or emotional connection
Together, hyojeong refers to a “culture of heart and filial piety” — a key value in the Unificationist tradition and the spiritual foundation of Family Fest. At its core, it’s about building loving, generational relationships rooted in care, respect, and spiritual connection.
IS THIS A PAID EVENT?
No. The festival is completely free to attend!
However, food, drinks, and certain festival activities (like games or specialty items) will be available for purchase on site.
WHAT IS THE ADDRESS?
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WHAT TIME DO THE DOORS OPEN?
Doors open at 8:30 AM. We encourage early arrival so you can get parked, explore the grounds, and be ready for the Opening Ceremony at 10:00 AM.
IS PARKING AVAILABLE AT BELVEDERE?
Yes, there will be on-site parking for guests, with attendants to help direct you. Please follow the signs when you arrive.
IS THERE HANDICAP PARKING?
Yes. Handicap parking will be available near the Main House entrance (in the circle driveway) for easy accessibility.
WILL THERE BE SEATING FOR THE ELDERLY OR THOSE WHO NEED IT?
Yes. A shaded tent with seating will be available for seniors and anyone in need of a break. You're also welcome to bring your own lawn chairs or picnic blankets to enjoy the concert and open areas comfortably.
WILL FOOD BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE?
Yes! We’ll have a variety of food vendors on-site offering meals, snacks, and refreshments throughout the day.
IS FIRST AID AVAILABLE?
Yes. A first aid station staffed by qualified nurses will be located in the Training Center, next to the Worship Service area.