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A workshop located in Seogwipo-si, operating under the name That's Moment. It has a history of hosting cultural events, such as providing sessions to listen to music before album releases.
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NatureA workshop located in Seogwipo-si, operating under the name That's Moment. It has a history of hosting cultural events, such as providing sessions to listen to music before album releases.
NatureThe 26th Choe Namdan Bangeo Festival is an autumn cultural festival held around Mosulpo Port in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si. It features various ocean activities such as catching yellowtail, fishing, and haenyeo experiences, alongside diverse stage and side events including a yellowtail song festival, street parades, and local performances.
NatureDance in Jeju Dance Company's regular performance, where you can encounter various 'forms' within dance movements through Korean traditional dance, contemporary dance, and audience-participatory improvisational performances.
NatureHosted by the Jeju Content Agency, this humanities special lecture covers legal issues such as copyright, trademark, and portrait rights infringement that arise when using generative AI. The event will take place at Mudelkozi, Jeju Content Korea Lab, and is free for the first 40 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
NatureAn exchange concert where the Seogwipo Choir and the Jeju Choir take the stage together to convey the sentiment and resonance of Jeju through choral music.
NatureA classical music event hosted by the Korean Composers Association that highlights the musical world of composer Kim Sun-nam (1917–1983). His life and works will be restored through large-scale performances ranging from a special concert on Marado Island, Jeju, and the world premiere of Kim Sun-nam's Piano Concerto at the Jeju Art Center, to the Seoul Arts Center.
NatureThis is an online user participation event hosted and organized by the Jeju Studies Research Center. Anyone interested in the Jeju language can participate through the Jeju-eo-wat website.
NatureThe Jeju-eo education platform 'Jeju-eo, Peuda' is an online website where you can learn the Jeju dialect easily and enjoyably. It provides various educational materials such as Jeju dialect quizzes, oral records, and archives, and hosts regular participatory events.
NatureAn eco-friendly experiential event operated by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province and the Jeju Tourism Organization. Participants receive rewards for completing two or more tasks, such as Olle Trail trekking, plogging, participating in the disposable cup deposit system, visiting resource circulation facilities, or engaging in upcycling experiences. Participants can receive an Olle Pay voucher or eco-friendly souvenirs, with task guidance and verification provided by the Jeju Olle Traveler Center and Olle Stay.
NatureSeoul Comedy All Stars, a stand-up comedy show by Seoul Comedy Club, is being held in Jeju. Unique comedians such as Danny Cho, Son Dong-hoon, Kim Ju-hwan, and Mworangha Man take the stage to cheerfully share everything from small moments of daily life to honest stories that are not easily told.
NatureThis is artist Lee Su-jin's tenth solo exhibition, weaving thoughts inspired by the forests and oreums of Jeju into colors and textures. Through the meditative process of drawing lines, applying color, and erasing, she presents paintings that capture inner forms such as trees and small houses.
NatureThis creative performance interprets Lee Hyeong-sang's "Tamra Sunryeokdo" (a record of travels in Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty) and his poems through the melodies of Gagok, a traditional Korean vocal genre. Under the guidance of Master Kang Suk-hyeon, a certified practitioner of Yeochang Gagok (female Gagok, a National Intangible Cultural Heritage), male and female singers take the stage to recreate Jeju's history and customs through song. Hosted by the Jeju Pungryuhoe Duomoak, this work is planned to be preserved as cultural heritage through the future publication of sheet music.
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