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National Science Museum Gwacheon to hold three-day 'K-Game Science Festival' during Chuseok holiday
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- The National Science Museum Gwacheon announced that it will hold the 'K-Game Science Festival', combining traditional games with science, over three days on September 24, 26 and 27 to mark Chuseok.
- Seven programs will be held at Jungang Hall, the Korean Science and Civilization Hall and other venues, and a traditional pungmul performance will take place at Jungang Hall every day at 2 p.m.
- During the event period (the museum will be closed on September 25), the permanent exhibition halls are free of charge, but parking and some programs require payment, and details can be checked on the museum's website.
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