JGPM 2018 Preschooler Program 《Here and There! Handaxe》 Close

• Venue/ Education Room at Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Participants/ Group of Preschoolers Age 6–7 (around 15)
• Period/ 2018.09.05(Wed) ~ 2018.10.31(Wed)

Preschoolers will be educated through the program 《Here and There! Handaxe》 which is run by Jeongok Prehistory Museum.

JGPM 2018 Preschooler Program 《Museum in the Forest: Prehistory Expedition》 Close

• Venue/ Exhibition Halls and Outdoors at Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Participants/ Group of Preschoolers Age 6–7 (15)
• Period/ 2018.09.04(Tue) ~ 2018.11.16(Fri)

This program allows preschoolers to understand prehistory through experience.

GGCF Forêt Forêt Close

• Venue/ Gyeonggi Sangsang Campus
• Period/ 2018.09.29(Sat)

The program Forêt Forêt, which takes place on green grass and under the shade of large trees at the Gyeonggi Sangsang Campus, is a playground for everyone in the forest where their hearts lie. A wide range of activity programs including a market, performance, exhibition, experience, and games are held inside and outside of the Gyeonggi Sangsang Campus at the last Saturday of each month from 1pm to 6pm. The Forêt Forêt, a forest playground in the middle of the city, invites people to create interesting memories with their children and loved ones.

NJP International Symposium
‘Gift of Nam June Paik 10’
《Future Museum: Public to Commons》 Close

• Venue/ Auditorium Room, Gyeonggi Children’s Museum
• Period/ 2018.10.12(Fri) ~ 2018.10.13(Sat)

Nam June Paik Art Center is delighted to host the 2018 International Symposium, ‘The Gift of Nam June Paik 10’ from October 12th to 13th under the title, Future Museum: From Public to Commons. The international symposium series, ‘The Gift of Nam June Paik’ also welcomes its 10th anniversary and this year it has been designed to review the past decade of Nam June Paik Art Center.

JGPM 1 Night 2 Days’ Prehistory Family Camp (September 8-9) Close

• Venue/ Jeongok Prehistory Museum
• Participants/ Family with a child aged 7~13 (total of 8 family groups)
• Period/ 2018.09.08(Sat) ~ 2018.09.09(Sun)

The program invites family members to experience food, clothing, and shelter of prehistoric times and to make prehistoric tools, while spending a special night at the museum.

GCM September Weekend Family Program
《Story of Stars and Bridge that Warm the Feet》 Close

• Venue/ Education Hall (2F)
• Participants/ 10 family groups accompanied with a child 6 or over
• Period/ 2018.09.02(Sun) ~ 2018.09.30(Sun)

In connection with the program ‘Finding Treasures in Children’s Stories’ at the permanent exhibition hall of the museum, this program offers the public an opportunity to learn about a love story between family members of seven siblings who became the Great Bear, and the old local story of Gyeonggi-do (origin of the place name). In addition, participants will make a ‘love’ star using nails and thread.