<![CDATA[The rise of digital games has led to children playing traditional games less and less. This community service initiative aims to guide children in Juwiring Village in learning about and playing traditional games, as well as to provide a creative space through the Juwiring Folk Festival. The program was held on July 10–12, 2026, using a participatory approach that included community education, demonstrations, hands-on activities, competitions, and workshops to celebrate National Children’s Day. Participants included 33 children in the game introduction session, 32 children in the competitions, 30 children in the money box painting workshop, and 20 PKK mothers in the workshop on decorating tablecloths with patchwork fabric. Evaluation was conducted through observation, documentation, artwork, and informal feedback. The results showed that nearly all the children had mastered engklek and dakon but were not yet familiar with jump rope, gobak sodor, bakiak, and sandal toss. After the mentoring, the children were able to play five of the six games independently, while jump rope still required practice. All the money boxes were completed, and the game inventory was handed over to the village government to support the sustainability of the activity.]]>
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