Arts and crafts projects are fun and productive ways to while away a lazy afternoon and they can help keep the kids occupied as the adults try to get their own work done.
The Busan Urban Regeneration Support Center announced that the ‘2022 Mangmi Transmedia Art Village Festival’ will be held at the cultural complex ‘B-Con Ground’ under the Suyeong Overpass and Mangmi Alley in Suyeong-gu from the 10th to the 16th of August.
Until next Saturday the 16th, Korean and French artists will hold collaborative performances in Seoul, Busan, and Andong through the “Korean-French Art Connection” tour.
‘The Lost Planet’ series of Eco-artist and philanthropist Natalia Kapchuk recently concluded its solo exhibition at South Korea’s CICA Museum in Gimpo.
Visitors looking for a bit of history, a bit of culture and a lot of art will find Daegu has all these literally on the wall. Located in the middle of Korea’s southeastern region, murals of Daegu and its heritage are recalling memories of the past that were long forgotten.
The final school bell has rung and the initial joy and excitement has been replaced with the inevitable, “I’m bored.” Here are a few ideas to help keep your kids busy and your sanity in tact without reaching for the electronics:
Haman-gun is operating county-owned shops leased to merchants in Gaya Traditional Market as part of the urban regeneration project in Malsan district’s new ‘Namdu Fostering Food Town.
Many of us know the classic Cobb salad—lettuce, tomatoes, chicken or turkey, eggs, avocado, cheese and, of course, bacon bits. It is a classic for a reason—it’s delicious!
