GCM Education program for infants of age 6-7 months: “Build a house in the forest!” Close

• Venue/ 1st floor Baby Nest
• Participants/ Infants of age 24-42 months
• Period/ 2018.06.01(Fri) ~ 2018.07.13(Fri)

An all-around educational program for infants of age 24-42 months will take place in the Baby Nest (Toddler Space) of the museum.

GGCF Rest (休)! Bukhansan Temple Stay

• Venue/ Entrance to Bukhansanseong Fortress

“Rest! Bukhansan Temple Stay” is a Bukhansanseong Fortress experience program held at the Gyeonggi Institute of Cultural Properties.

JGPM “How I Love the Earth”(1) / Making Hand-painted Ceramic Cup Close

• Venue/ Education room of Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Period/ 2018.05.23(Wed)

In the prehistoric age, humans not only lived for survival but also created a variety of artworks to enjoy life. We have prepared a prehistoric art program to show your love of the earth through your own piece of art. what is your way of showing your love for the earth?

JGPM An Overnight Paleolithic Family Camp Close

• Venue/ Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Participants/ Family with children ages 7-13 (total of 8 families)
• Period/ 2018.05.19(Sat) ~ 2018.05.20(Sun)

The Overnight Paleolithic Family Camp is a program where you can spend a special night at the museum. You will experience the Paleolithic shelter, foods, and clothing, and learn to make prehistoric tools.

GGCF 2018 Humanities Aside Apartments “Contemporary Art, Embracing Humanities” Close

• Venue/ 1st floor Gyeonggi Art Platform – Gap, Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation
• Participants/ 50 cultural artists and residents interested in culture, arts, and the humanities on first come, first served basis
• Period/ 2018.05.31(Thu) ~ 2018.07.26(Thu)

The annual lecture program “Humanities Aside Apartments”, which has been hosted by the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation since 2013, will be held in the second half of this year under the theme “Contemporary Art, Embracing Humanities”.

JGPM “How I Love the Earth”(2-4) / Making Yarn bombing & net bag Close

• Venue/ Education room of Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Participants/ Adult
• Period/ 2018.06.08(Fri) ~ 2018.07.06(Fri)

In the prehistoric age, humans not only lived for survival but also created a variety of artworks to enjoy life. We have prepared a prehistoric art program to show your love of the earth through your own piece of art. what is your way of showing your love for the earth?