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Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province Culture and Tourism Foundation to Host "Jeonbuk Gobi Satsat" Cultural Events Throughout November

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2026-11-03 16:08:27
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As late autumn sets in, the Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province Culture and Tourism Foundation (led by CEO Baek Ok-sun) is rolling out a series of cultural and arts programs titled "Every Corner Culture Day: Jeonbuk Gobi Satsat." Running from November 4 to 26 across 8 cities and counties in the province, the initiative aims to bring vibrant arts experiences closer to local residents.

Program Overview

Period: November 4 – November 26, 2026
Locations: 8 cities and counties across Jeonbuk (Gochang, Gimje, Namwon, Muju, Buan, Sunchang, Jeongeup, and Jinan)
Scale: A total of 17 programs featuring live performances, art exhibitions, film screenings, and hands-on craft workshops.
Venues: Local schools, welfare facilities, and community gathering spaces designed to integrate seamlessly into daily life.

Key November Events by Date

November 4 (Opening Day Highlights):

Gochang: “Art is Close By” student-focused touring performance at Gangho Aviation High School.
Gimje: Craft workshops and singing bowl healing sessions at Baeknyeon Haengbok Baekgu Welfare Center.
Namwon: The theatrical play "I Love You, Grandmother Jindallae" at Yechon Madang.
Muju: Film screenings and DIY craft activities under “Everyone’s Culture Day” at Mupung Sipsungji Community Center.
Sunchang: Senior dance and acoustic guitar performances at Jungang Shelter.
Jeongeup: “Naejangsan Autumn Culture & Craft Festival” combining hands-on crafts and performances at Gonggam Plus Center.
Jinan: “MADE IN Jinan – Ceramics Edition” in collaboration with local ceramic artists at Jinan Culture Center.
November 7:

Sunchang: “November Cultural Walk” featuring band music, instrumental performances, and vocal showcases against the stunning autumn backdrop of Gangcheonsan Byeongpung Falls.
November 18:

Gochang: House concert titled “Harmony: Accompanying Gochang Artists” at Gochang Culture Center.
Gimje: Craft workshops and singing bowl sessions at Gongdeok Durunuri Vitality Center.
Namwon: Additional staging of the play "I Love You, Grandmother Jindallae" at Ibaek Haengbok Sharing Center.
Buan: Community performances and collaborative arts experiences at Buan General Social Welfare Center.
Jinan: Performances by the Dongchun Circus paired with local specialty experiences under “MADE IN Jinan – Memories Edition.”
Late November Highlights:

Jeongeup (Nov 18–24): “Jeongeup Autumn Art & Photography Exhibition” at Saeam Art Breeze, showcasing seasonal works by local artists and photographers.
Gimje (Nov 24): Regional specialized experiences and cultural performances at Baeksan Nuri Center.
Muju (Nov 26): Film screenings and DIY craft programs in Muju-eup.
Buan (Nov 26): Touring cultural arts performances and interactive programs at Dongjin Elementary School.

Looking Ahead: December Achievements & Sharing

Following the November events, select programs will continue into December. The Foundation also plans to host an Achievement Sharing Event to wrap up the year. Bringing together project organizers, municipal representatives, and the field-reporting “Every Corner Review Team,” the session will evaluate annual milestones and explore future strategies to expand regional cultural accessibility.

"We hope local residents can easily encounter culture and arts close to home and enrich their daily lives even in late autumn," said CEO Baek Ok-sun. "We will continue working hard to translate the unique cultural charms of our regions into tangible vitality for our residents."

Additional Information

Background: "Every Corner Culture Day" is a nationwide cultural accessibility initiative launched by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 2024. The Jeonbuk-branded variant, "Jeonbuk Gobi Satsat: Art is Close By," is jointly organized by the Ministry, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, 9 local municipalities, the Regional Culture and Tourism Agency, the Foundation, and local implementation partners.
Inquiries: Check the official Foundation website (jbct.or.kr) or official social media channels, or contact the Education and Culture Team at 063-230-7491.

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