The Gyeonggi Institute of Cultural Heritage runs the 2026 Gyeonggi Heritage School 'Craft Masters Visit: Living Intangible Heritage'. It offers practical introductions to regional intangible heritage.
Dates: Activities run June 13–November 6, 2026; the published application period is April 29–November 5. These dates do not guarantee availability in early November.
Eligibility and price: Performing-art classes are for groups from special schools and welfare institutions, while craft classes target regular schools. Participation is free. This is not a walk-in activity for individual tourists.
Activities: Performing arts include Gyeonggi goggal sogochum dance, grass-reed music, Gwangmyeong nongak and seungmu/salpuri dances. Craft options include knot-making bracelets, dancheong painting on wood, joinery-based trivets and horn-inlay pen cases.
How to apply: Venues differ by session. Sign in to GGC Members, open Education/Events and find the program under the Gyeonggi Institute of Cultural Heritage. Confirm eligibility and remaining sessions there. Contact: 031-231-8522.