Busan's Temporary Capital Memorial offers a family history class that combines a museum tour with a hands-on digital keepsake. The official September 22, 2026 notice schedules 'Refugee School Tent Classroom—Refugee Songs Reborn with AI' for ten Saturdays between October 3 and December 5, from 13:30 to 15:00. It is free for elementary pupils in grades 3–6 accompanied by a parent. Each session allows eight family teams (about 16 people), and each child may join only one session during the programme.
Meet in the memorial's outdoor tent classroom, then tour the former temporary presidential residence and exhibition spaces to learn about everyday life in Busan during the Korean War. The activity then uses AI to make an NFC keyring associated with a refugee-era song. The organiser asks participants to install Suno AI and NFC Tools on a phone and sign in to Suno AI beforehand. Parents should check the third-party services' accounts, terms and age requirements before using them with children.
The next registration window is for the November 7 session: Monday, November 2 at 09:00 until Thursday, November 5 at 18:00. The November 14, 21 and 28 classes have their own Monday-to-Thursday sign-ups (November 9–12, 16–19, and 23–26), and the December 5 session takes applications November 30–December 3. Applications require an account on the memorial website and are first come, first served; the organiser does not take telephone reservations. Three waitlist teams may be considered per session.
Only registered family members can participate. A class may be cancelled if only one team signs up. The notice lists a contact number, +82-51-231-6341; check official changes and live availability before committing to travel.