Unfinished Homework
The 'Unfinished Homework' (Mashq-e Natamam) is an artistic and memorial event taking place nightly from July 15-18, 2026, on Tehran's Tabiat Bridge. It aims to honor over 400 Iranian children martyred in conflict through theatrical performances, live music, interactive activities, and an exhibition of their portraits.
- Date
- Jul 15-18, 2026
Event summary
Highlights
- Exhibition of portraits of 400 child martyrs
- Theatrical performances
- Live music
- Interactive activities for children, adolescents, and families
The program features a multidisciplinary approach to remembrance, including theatrical performances, live music, and special interactive activities designed for children, adolescents, and families. A central part of the event is the exhibition of portraits of the 400 child martyrs, accompanied by a solemn candle-lighting ceremony. The event brings together artists from visual arts, theater, and music to bridge past and present through art and emotion.
Open to the general public and free of charge, 'Unfinished Homework' takes place each night between 8:00 PM and 11:00 PM. Residents and visitors are invited to walk across the Tabiat Bridge to pay their respects to these 'martyr angels,' whose 'unfinished homework' symbolizes a stolen future and the profound casualties of war.
Practical details
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- Tehran
Before attending
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Sources and further information
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- "Unfinished Homework" artistic event to honor child martyrs on Tabiat Bridge www.tehrantimes.com
- Tehran’s “Unfinished Homework” event honors 400 child martyrs in closing ceremony www.tehrantimes.com
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