Gwangju Science Museum Joins Science Culture Voucher Project to Offer Science Experiences for the Underprivileged

The National Gwangju Science Museum announced on June 20 that it has been participating in the "2025 Science Culture Voucher" project, organized by the Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity, and has been offering a variety of science culture products since June 10.

Exterior view of the National Gwangju Science Museum.

The Science Culture Voucher targets recipients of basic living subsidies and the near-poor aged six and older. A total of 50,000 selected individuals will each receive points equivalent to 50,000 won. Users can access science culture products and services for three months, until September 10.

This year, the museum has newly structured its annual membership to provide a total of four types of experiential science culture content. The three exhibition and experience products consist of the "Starter Pass," which is the basic admission ticket; the "Cinema Pass," which allows access to four types of theaters; and the "Master Pass," which includes special exhibitions and educational programs. Each product includes a Triple Pass, admission to the special theater, and souvenirs.

Detailed information regarding product reservations can be found on the voucher website.

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