Yongin City Museum to Host 'Wise Bronze Age Life' on the 31st

Exhibition Interpretation and Experience Programs Available for First-Come, First-Served Registration Starting from the 26th

The Yongin City Museum in Gyeonggi Province will hold a special program called "Wise Bronze Age Life," where visitors can experience Bronze Age village sites and artifacts, on the 31st of this month.

This event, held as part of Gyeonggi Province's museum and art gallery support project, is a special program linked to the 15th anniversary commemorative exhibition of the museum titled "People on the Mountain: Jeondaeri and Yeongmunri Bronze Age Village Sites."

The program consists of various experiential activities, including "Journey to the Bronze Age with a Guide," where visitors can tour the exhibition while listening to explanations from a guide, and "Making a Bronze Age Dreamcatcher to Bring Luck," which allows participants to experience the Bronze Age hands-on.

"Journey to the Bronze Age with a Guide" and "Making a Bronze Age Dreamcatcher to Bring Luck" will each be held four times, with up to 15 participants per session through advance reservation.

In the experience zone, activities such as "Making a Sparkling Bronze Mirror" and "Crafting a Crescent-shaped Stone Knife" will also be conducted. These programs accept up to 250 participants each on the day of the event on-site.

Additionally, in the museum's outdoor yard, there will be "Colorful Bronze Age Coloring Play," where visitors can draw Bronze Age artifacts on the museum floor, and a photo zone in the first-floor lobby where visitors can dress in Bronze Age clothing and take pictures. A program called "Put Your Wish Here," where participants write their wishes on Post-it notes and stick them on a signboard, is also prepared.

Reservations for experiential programs and exhibition tours will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis from the 26th to the 28th via the "Yongin City Integrated Reservation" website. Detailed information can be found on the Yongin City Museum website, blog, and Instagram.

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