Gyeonggi Provincial Museum in Yongin has extended its 30th-anniversary donation exhibition, Too Good to Keep to Yourself, through March 7, 2027. It was originally set to close on October 11, 2026. The venue is the first-floor special exhibition hall.
Three sections explore people who left objects as traces of their lives, people who safeguarded and donated them, and museum professionals who research and preserve them. The stories follow both the objects and the hands through which they passed.
The extended display adds the epitaph stone of Na Seong-du. According to the museum, it was uncovered during a grave relocation in Gwacheon in 1981 and later donated. The third section recounts how descendants rediscovered this trace of their ancestor.
Visit Gyeonggi Provincial Museum at 6 Sanggal-ro, Giheung-gu, Yongin. General admission is free; the museum lists 10:00–18:00 opening hours with last entry at 17:20. It normally closes on Mondays and designated holidays; a Monday public holiday can move the closure to the next weekday.
The official exhibition page gives inconsistent totals for the number of donated items, so this guide does not state an exact count. Recheck exhibition changes and closure notices before visiting.