The cultural and artistic event "Unfinished Homework", held in memory of more than 400 Iranian children, will take place on Tabi'at Bridge.

According to the Public Relations Department of the Abasabad Cultural and Tourism Area of Tehran (ACTAT), the event commemorates more than 400 Iranian children whose dreams, hopes, and unfinished school notebooks became symbols of lives cut short.

Beginning on Tuesday, 14 July, Tabiat Bridge will become a place of remembrance, honoring children whose final school days, unfinished games, and dreams for the future were forever interrupted by war.

The program will feature performances, music, and interactive activities for children, teenagers, and families, as well as a candle-lighting ceremony in memory of the children who lost their lives during the U.S.-Israeli attacks against Iran. The event will also include an exhibition dedicated to more than 400 child victims. Curated by Hossein Parsaei in collaboration with a group of visual artists, theater practitioners, and musicians, the event is produced by Mohammad Sadegh Mirkarimi and will extend across the entire length of Tabi'at Bridge.

Admission is free, and interested ones are invited to attend Tabiat Bridge on Tuesday, 14 July, from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. to pay tribute to the children commemorated by this event.