Boseong County, South Jeolla Province, announced that the 5th Boseong Arts Festival, held at the Boseong County Culture and Arts Center on November 20, concluded successfully with enthusiastic participation and support from local residents.


This year’s festival was a comprehensive cultural event created jointly by local artists and residents. It featured a diverse array of programs that harmoniously blended Boseong’s unique traditional arts with contemporary arts, earning praise for elevating the quality and depth of the region’s cultural scene.

Kim Cheolwoo, Bosung County Governor, is delivering the congratulatory speech at the 5th Bosung Arts Festival. Photo by Bosung County Office

Kim Cheolwoo, Bosung County Governor, is delivering the congratulatory speech at the 5th Bosung Arts Festival. Photo by Bosung County Office

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The event was hosted and organized by the Boseong branch of the Korean Federation of Arts and Culture Organizations (Chairperson Seo Jeongmi). The festivities began with a pre-ceremony performance by Da Capo Aria, followed by performances from the Boseong County Mothers’ Choir, the traditional Korean music troupe Ipsori, and the percussion group Eolssu, all of which heightened the festival’s atmosphere.


In particular, a 100-member pansori chorus performance, which captured the sounds and traditions of Boseong, was met with cheers from both the younger generation and local elders, fostering intergenerational communication and harmony.


Traditional folk performances unique to Boseong, such as multicultural sogo dance, Boknae-myeon gilssam nori (traditional weaving play), and Nodong-myeon deuldok nori (field jar play), were also staged, introducing the region’s cultural heritage to the audience and receiving great applause.


Additionally, leading local arts organizations-including the Boseong Sori Preservation Association, Boseong Sori Madang, Boseong Sori Changgeuk Troupe, and Boseong Arirang Arts Troupe-participated, each showcasing distinctive performances that highlighted their unique styles and talents.


Throughout the festival, the Culture and Arts Center also offered interactive programs such as art exhibitions, bag decorating, and plant potting experiences, providing visitors of all ages with special opportunities to enjoy and engage with the arts.


Seo Jeongmi, Chairperson of the Boseong branch of the Korean Federation of Arts and Culture Organizations, stated, “The Boseong Arts Festival is a precious stage where local artists can share their creativity and passion directly with the community. We will continue to strive so that Boseong’s culture can resonate with even more people in the future.”



Kim Cheolwoo, Governor of Boseong County, said, “The 5th Boseong Arts Festival is a signature cultural event created together with our residents. It is a valuable opportunity to support the activities of artists and expand cultural enjoyment for the community. We will continue to provide various forms of support to ensure that Boseong remains a place where the arts are alive and thriving.”


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