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Jung-gu Cultural Foundation to Hold Reading Events at 7 Libraries in September
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- The Jung-gu Cultural Foundation in Seoul announced it will hold reading culture events at seven Jung-gu District Libraries throughout September, Reading Month.
- Programs such as author meet-and-greets, puppet shows, blind books and flower pot making will be held at libraries including Oullim Library, tailored to each target group from children to adults.
- Throughout September, the seven libraries will run an "overdue eraser" program that lifts borrowing suspensions when overdue books are returned, and will issue new membership cards free of charge.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 중구문화재단, 9월 독서의 달 맞아 도서관 7곳서 독서행사
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