Gwangmyeong Spidom Children's Culture Class to Operate in July

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In July, Gwangmyeong Spidom will become even more vibrant with the laughter of children.

'Spidom Imagine Lounge' will visit children with diverse stories and hands-on activities themed around summer.

The Korea Sports Promotion Foundation's Racing and Motor Sports General Division announced that it will operate a July Children's Culture Class program. The program will be held every Saturday at the Children's Book Cafe on the second floor of Gwangmyeong Spidom.

'Imagine Lounge' is a participatory culture class combining storytelling by professional instructors with creative crafting activities. Children can listen to stories, directly experience characters and narratives, and naturally develop their imagination and expressive abilities.

In particular, for July, various programs themed around summer, nature, and travel have been prepared so that children can feel the joy of the season through all five senses.

The July program will operate on the 11th with 'Long Live Watermelon' and 'I'm a Happy Butterfly', on the 18th with 'Ice Cream Where Beans Are Planted' and 'Long Live Watermelon', and on the 25th with 'Sparkling Stone Stained Glass' and 'Adele and Zorba's World Travel'.

Creative experiences will also be conducted. On the 11th, 'Dive into Fruits' and 'Happy Frank' will be held; on the 18th, 'Cool and Sweet Ice Cream' to feel a refreshing summer and 'Dive into Fruits'; and on the 25th, 'Stained Glass in the Sea' and 'World Travel by Hot Air Balloon' crafting experiences will be provided. Children will have a special time expressing stories through their own works, fostering creativity and a sense of accomplishment.

Classes are held four times daily from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. every Saturday, and the target participants are children aged 5 to 9.

A representative of the Racing and Motor Sports General Division stated, "Imagine Lounge is a participatory cultural program designed for children to develop their imagination through books and unleash their creativity through various hands-on activities."

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