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Bupyeong-gu Cultural Foundation to Launch Pilot Local Arts Education Program "Yesul Gyoyuk Lab" in September
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- The Bupyeong-gu Cultural Foundation announced that a pilot program of locally tailored arts and cultural education, developed as the "Yesul Gyoyuk Lab," will begin operating in September.
- The four programs selected through an open call in February are Maengkkongi Quest, Yeongdan Jutaek Golmok Saramdeul, Camp Market-ui Jangmyeondeul, and Misullo Majuhagi.
- All programs are free of charge, and schedules, venues and registration methods can be checked on the foundation's website (www.bpcf.or.kr) or by calling 032-500-2063.
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