The aim of the program is to engage as many local residents as possible. Our program will consist of several parts: a repair workshop, an exhibition, a creative workshop, and a competition announcement.

Repair workshop: In the repair workshop, we will invite a local resident to demonstrate some practical tips that will help others repair their own electronic devices easily. The goal is to inspire a desire for repair among the community. If necessary, professional experts will be consulted.

Exhibition: The exhibition will showcase electronic devices from the 1980s and 1990s, highlighting their brilliance and usefulness. It will introduce these devices to the younger generation, while older participants can enjoy a nostalgic experience.

Creative workshop: The creative workshop will focus on rethinking electronic devices. For example, old or broken keyboards could be transformed into decorative items or accessories.

Competition: We will organize a competition among the residents to find the oldest still-functioning electronic device in the town. This will demonstrate how long such devices can last if used properly, maintained, and repaired.

The program is scheduled to take place on the Saturday market day, when many families are already present in the area.