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Gwangjin Foundation for Arts and Culture Brings Arts Education That Connects All Generations
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- The Gwangjin Foundation for Arts and Culture is launching a cultural and arts education program for the second half of 2025, tailored to the life stages of Gwangjin-gu residents.
- The family program 'Gagahoho,' for families with infants and young children, will hold 154 sessions on 13 themes for 141 households at the Naru Art Center and other venues.
- All programs can be applied for on the official website (www.naruart.or.kr), and any local resident may take part.
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