‘Geumcheon Live’ Performance to Boost Energy of G-Valley Office Workers

September 5 Collaboration Concert with Harim and Blue Camel Ensemble and Sangjaru... September 21 Jazz Quartet and Tap Dance... October 26 Original Work "Thread of Time" Performance

Geumcheon Cultural Foundation (CEO Oh Jin-yi) announced that starting September 5, it will hold the performance series "Geumcheon Live" around Gasan Digital Complex Station to add vitality to the daily lives of office workers.

Office workers in Gasan-dong and residents of Geumcheon-gu will gain energy through art in their everyday spaces, while artists will share musical communication with audiences up close.

A total of three performances will be held for office workers and youth employed at the 10,000 companies located in Gasan-dong. The schedule is as follows: ▲ Gasan Live (9.5) ▲ Gasan Metro Live (9.21 / 10.26).

The "Gasan Live" performance will take place on September 5 at 6 PM around the area from Gasan SKV1 Center to Gasan W Center (171, 181 Gasan Digital 1-ro). Attendees can enjoy a special collaborative stage featuring "Harim and Blue Camel Ensemble," who play folk instruments from various countries to present exotic melodies, and "Sangjaru," a gugak (traditional Korean music) creative group selected as the resident troupe of Geumnarae Art Hall.

The "Gasan Metro Live" performances will be held at the subway art plaza inside Gasan Digital Complex Station. On September 21 (11:30 AM and 12:30 PM), there will be a jazz quartet and tap dance performance. On October 26 (4 PM and 5:20 PM), the creative work "Thread of Time," which combines contemporary dance, video art, and jazz music, will be presented.

All performances are free of charge and open to anyone to watch on-site without prior reservation.

Oh Jin-yi, CEO of the foundation, said, "We prepared these performances for G-Valley office workers and youth who may have been thirsty for cultural and artistic performances," adding, "We will continue to plan various performances that add vitality to residents' daily lives."

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