Come to 'Busan City Hall Come and Go' to see 'Magic Flute·Dokkaebi Bangmangi'!

Cultural Events Including Opera and Theater Held to Welcome New Spring and Semester

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Dongguk Lee] Busan City will hold various cultural events such as concerts and plays for children and families at ‘Busan City Hall Deullak Deullak’ to welcome the new spring.

Busan City Hall coming and going performance scene.

The ‘Magic Flute,’ screening at 2 p.m. on Sunday, February 26, is an opera produced as an animation featuring Busan City’s communication character ‘Bugi.’

During the video screening, live performances of violin, bassoon, piano, and other instruments along with explanations tailored to children’s perspectives will be provided. In the latter part of the performance, ‘Bugi’ will appear in person to sing an encore piece and prepare for commemorative photo sessions, offering children an enjoyable experience.

On Saturday, March 4, at 2 p.m., the Busan Municipal Art Troupe will perform the play ‘Eolssoojulssoo Dokkaebi Bangmangi.’ This children’s play is a fun adaptation of the Korean traditional folktale Dokkaebi Bangmangi and will also be presented on the Busan City Hall Deullak Deullak stage for children.

A city official stated that various cultural and artistic events such as musicals and concerts to nurture children’s sensitivity and creativity have been prepared at Busan City Hall Deullak Deullak, and more events are being planned. They strongly recommend that families visiting with children on weekends welcoming the new semester and spring enjoy diverse digital and cultural experiences at Deullak Deullak.

At City Hall Deullak Deullak, ▲‘3D Fairy Tale Experience’ allows visitors to explore the world’s largest library and the dinosaur world in virtual reality, ▲English and block coding classes are conducted through play with native-speaking teachers, and ▲starting from April, music fusion education will be implemented with the cooperation of the Busan Arts Instructor Support Center. ▲Field trips for groups such as daycare centers, kindergartens, and schools are also conducted during the semester.

Cultural events such as plays and operas are open to anyone on the day of the event, and classes like English and coding are operated through prior registration on the ‘Busan City Hall Deullak Deullak website.’ All programs at Deullak Deullak are free of charge.

‘Busan City Hall Deullak Deullak’ is open regularly except on public holidays, with operating hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends.

Lee Yoonjae, Director of the Youth Industry-Academia Division of the city, said, “We hope that families will come to the meaningful cultural events prepared at Busan City Hall Deullak Deullak, which has received high praise from children and parents since its opening, to create everyday happiness together as we welcome spring and the new semester.” He added, “We will continue to actively strive to develop various enjoyable programs and activities.”

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