Gwangju Science Museum Holds 'Science Night Festival' for Adults

The National Gwangju Science Museum and the Science and Technology Mutual Aid Association announced on June 5 that they successfully held the 12th Science Night Festival, a science culture event for adults, on May 28.

This year's event, held under the theme "Space, Stars, Music, and Dreams," invited members of the regional Science and Technology Mutual Aid Association. The venue was decorated with space-themed installations to enhance immersion, and a variety of programs were prepared.

Participants of the Science Night Festival held at the National Gwangju Science Museum are listening to an expert's explanation at the special exhibition on space science. Photo by Gwangju Science Museum

Key programs included "Space Dining," which combined a jazz performance with a meal; a talk concert titled "Visible Universe and Invisible Universe" featuring Professor Park Sungchan of Yonsei University and host Han Gwiseong; "Making Space Cocktails" with an expert; and a special exhibition guided tour led by an expert in celestial bodies. In addition, various side events took place, such as a Gemini constellation event where participants could express their wishes, a raffle event, and a best-dressed contest.

One participant said, "I was able to enjoy a unique atmosphere by experiencing jazz performances and hands-on activities in a venue decorated with a space theme," and added, "I hope science events for adults will continue in the future."

Lee Jaeyoung, a researcher at the National Gwangju Science Museum, stated, "We will continue to provide a wide range of science culture programs for adults in the future."

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