As part of the park’s shared spaces initiative, the management has designated separate lanes for cyclists and joggers to promote safety, order, and a more organized flow of movement within the Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC) Shrine Area. In addition, lane markings and signage have been updated to clearly identify the designated paths. This improvement was officially implemented on May 7, 2025. This effort reflects the management’s commitment to enhancing the overall park experience while ensuring the safety and convenience of all park users.

In support of the Quezon City Government’s declaration of a Dengue Outbreak, the Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC) management initiated the distribution of larvae traps to tenants beginning February 28, 2025. As part of ongoing monitoring efforts, a total of 130 larvae traps have been deployed across the park. Data collected indicates that an average of approximately 930 mosquito larvae are captured every five (5) days. This proactive measure aims to help mitigate the spread of dengue by reducing mosquito breeding grounds within the park premises.

The installation of four (4)  Refrigerated Drinking Fountains (RDFs) at Quezon Memorial Circle was made possible through a collaborative partnership with the Manila Water Foundation, which generously donated the units. The construction of the protective shelters for the RDFs was undertaken by the Quezon City Department of Engineering (QCDE). The facilities were officially opened to the public on December 28, 2024, providing park visitors with convenient access to clean and chilled drinking water. This project directly supports the city’s enforcement of the ban on single-use plastic bottles within park premises. By promoting the use of refillable containers/tumblers, the initiative not only enhances the visitor experience but also reflects QMC’s broader commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. It serves as a model for how public spaces can contribute to reducing plastic waste and encouraging eco-friendly habits.

In compliance with the Accessibility Law, as implemented by the Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO), the park has undertaken significant measures to improve accessibility for Persons with Disability (PWDs). A total of sixteen (16) exclusive parking slots for PWDs have been established. These include eleven (11) slots for motor vehicles and five (5) slots for motorcycles. The allocation of these spaces aligns with the mandated ratio of one (1) PWD parking slot for every twenty-five (25) regular parking slots, ensuring adequate and convenient parking for PWD visitors. Thirteen (13) ramps have been completed and strategically positioned at key access points within the park, including the restaurant entrance, the Presidential Museum, and the QCX Museum. These ramps facilitate barrier-free access, significantly improving mobility for PWDs throughout the park premises.

These combined initiatives reflect the park’s continuing commitment to being PWD-friendly and fully accessible, ensuring that facilities and services are inclusive and responsive to the needs of all visitors.

In support of the Quezon City Local Government’s Advocacy to promote sustainable development and implement environmentally responsible practices, the Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC) Management has implemented a No Single-Use Plastic Bottles Policy within the park premises, last December 30, 2024. This initiative emphasizes the QMC’s commitment to preserving the natural beauty of our grounds and safeguarding the environment from the harmful impacts of plastic pollution.

In collaboration with the City Veterinary Department and the Animal Kingdom Foundation, Furries de Mayo was held on May 24, 2025. The event featured a variety of activities, including a Pet Santa Cruzan Parade showcasing fashionable fur babies, free veterinary services, pet adoption, and interactive pet-friendly games and activities. This initiative aimed to promote responsible pet ownership, encourage animal welfare advocacy, and create a fun and inclusive space for pet lovers and their furry companions.

The 3-Day Summer Art Workshop was held from May 23 to 25, 2025, with 50 children aged 5 to 15 in attendance. The workshop featured a variety of creative and nature-based activities, including a nature walk and mural concept development, rock painting, and leaf stamping. The program aimed to nurture artistic expression, environmental appreciation, and collaboration among children and youth. The workshop culminated in a Mini Exhibit and Collaborative Mural Painting, showcasing the participants’ creativity and shared experiences.

The activity was held on May 23 – 27, 2025 attended by 10 participants ages 7 – 12. In this activity, they learned basic chord and strumming patterns and tips for practicing and improving at home. They also play a simple song by the end of the workshop (Recital).

Palarong Pinoy was held on April 13, 2025, in collaboration with the Quezon City Public Employment Service Office (QCPESO) – Migration Services Division (MSD), and was attended by children of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). The activity aimed to reintroduce traditional Filipino games, foster cultural pride, and promote social interaction and teamwork. It also served as a meaningful opportunity for the younger generation to experience the joy and values of Filipino childhood play amid the rise of digital entertainment.

An Easter Egg Hunt was conducted on April 20, 2025, with 100 children participating in the activity. Organized by the Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC) management, the event aimed to promote active play, enhance problem-solving skills, and encourage joyful community engagement among children. Participants who successfully collected eggs were awarded special gifts as part of the celebration.

On April 22, 2025, in celebration of Earth Day, QMC management officially launched the “Botika sa Paso” project – an initiative to promote medicinal plants’ use for natural healing and wellness.  As part of the launch, park visitors received free potted medicinal plants to take home, encouraging them to start their own herbal gardens. The program seeks to raise awareness about the health benefits of native and readily available plants/herbs while fostering a deeper appreciation for sustainable, nature-based remedies.

A Tree Hugging Activity was held at the park on April 14, 2025, encouraging visitors to connect with nature in a simple yet meaningful way. Participants were invited to physically engage with nature by hugging trees as a symbolic gesture of love and respect for the environment. Following the activity, participants shared their reflections, feelings, and environmental pledges on the Freedom Wall, creating a collective reflection on the importance of caring for nature.

The City government, through the QMC Administration Office, has placed 46 sets of trash bins in strategic locations of the park for proper waste segregation. These bins serve as an educational tool, encouraging visitors to practice waste segregation (biodegradable, non-biodegradable, and recyclable wastes), fostering environmental responsibility. Informative posters were also placed to guide parkgoers on where to dispose of their trash according to designated bins. The project encourages everyone to properly segregate waste to reduce the burden on waste management systems.

The City government, through QMC management, placed informative posters featuring different species of plants and trees found at the park. This initiative aims to raise visitors’ environmental awareness and help them learn about the local flora, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of nature. It can enrich the visitor experience by providing interesting facts and engaging content, making their visit more enjoyable and informative.

Link: The QMC Biodiversity | Quezon City | Facebook

QMCAO created a Facebook Page, “The QMC Biodiversity” to share information about QMC biodiversity, featuring flora and fauna, and QMC biodiversity conservation initiatives.

Pop QC Mercadillo operated its business again on February 9, 2024 at the Elevated Garden of QMC so that park visitors can experience a unique culinary and cultural experience offered by QC-based entrepreneurs.

Kasalang Bayan 2024 was held at QCX Garden from February 12-16, 2024, attended by couples from District 1 to 6 of Quezon City.

Pop QC Mercadillo operated its business again on February 9, 2024 at the Elevated Garden of QMC so that park visitors can experience a unique culinary and cultural experience offered by QC-based entrepreneurs.

Pop QC Mercadillo operated its business again on February 9, 2024 at the Elevated Garden of QMC so that park visitors can experience a unique culinary and cultural experience offered by QC-based entrepreneurs.