Seongju County Raises Expectations for Cultural and Arts Revitalization

Selected for Two Grant Projects by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Gyeongbuk Cultural Foundation

Seongju County in North Gyeongsang Province has been selected for a series of cultural and arts project grants in the first half of 2026, raising expectations for the revitalization of the local cultural and artistic scene.

Photo by Kim Ihwan, Cultural Arts Performance, Seongju County

Recently, Seongju County was chosen for a performing arts regional distribution support project organized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Arts Management Support Center, securing 140 million won in national funding. Additionally, it was selected for the "2026 Gyeongbuk Cultural Foundation Resident Performing Arts Troupe Support Project" hosted by the Gyeongbuk Cultural Foundation, securing 50 million won in provincial funding.

With these selections, Seongju County plans to carry out a variety of projects, including the production of original performances and planning of cultural and arts shows. In particular, the county aims to expand programs that encourage participation from both local artists and residents, thereby contributing to the activation of the local cultural and arts ecosystem.

An official from Seongju County stated, "With the selection for these grant projects, we are now able to continue creative and performance activities in a more stable environment. We will introduce a diverse range of performance programs to local residents."

Meanwhile, Seongju County has contributed to the development of local culture and the arts through various activities such as performances, exhibitions, and cultural art events. Going forward, the county plans to expand opportunities for residents to enjoy culture through creative artistic content.

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