26.08.2026 14:32
The National Struggle, Victory and Youth Days organized by the Uşak Governorship will be held at Uşak National Garden between August 26 and September 1.
Organized with the aim of passing on Uşak's significant role in the National Struggle history to future generations and reviving the spirit of victory, the National Struggle, Victory and Youth Days open its doors on August 26th.
Within the scope of the events to be held at Uşak Millet Garden, the city's largest and newest square; traditional sports shows, a presentation by the Gendarmerie Mehteran Command, ancestral sports, hot air balloon activities, and paramotor demonstrations will meet with visitors.
In addition to folk artists coming from all over Turkey, competitions, youth and sports activities, various workshops, and free play areas for children will also be included in the program. Thus, Uşak Millet Garden will become a meeting point for history, culture, art, sports, and entertainment for citizens of all ages.
5 Nights of Concert Excitement
Within the scope of the events, concert excitement will be experienced for five nights at Uşak Millet Garden.
On August 28th, Fadıl Aydın; on August 29th, Mavi Gri; on August 30th, Mustafa Yıldızdoğan; on August 31st, Poizi; and on September 1st, Kıraç will take the stage.
The concerts of the beloved artists will start every evening at 21:30.
Journey of Victory in the Footsteps of the National Struggle
With the National Struggle Encampment and Victory Road to be established in the event area, visitors will be offered a different experience regarding Uşak's history of the National Struggle. Through the areas bearing the traces of history, Uşak's role in the National Struggle and the meaning of victory will be reminded once again.
The events, which will narrate the sacrifice and victory journey of Uşak, the city where the enemy was taken prisoner, in the National Struggle, will take place between August 26th and September 1st at Uşak Millet Garden.
With the National Struggle, Victory and Youth Days, history will be relived in Uşak, and the excitement of victory will be shared together.