K-Royal Culture Festival and Seoul Museum of History present “Explore Gyeonghuigung Palace” and “Yeonhui, the Fart Queen” in collaboration for families with children.

“Explore Gyeonghuigung Palace” targets families with elementary school children. The program has Gyeonghuigung Palace activities in addition to the Seoul Museum of History's existing children's education program, and will operate as special sessions (4 sessions total).

Sessions 1 and 2 comprise of educational activities for adults and children in association with Seoul Museum of History's “Us, Separately and Together.” Adults learn and experience traditional art utilizing the “Gyeonghuigung Palace Map” while children explore the palace in full with forest activities. Sessions 1 and 2 are available at 3 pm - 5:40 pm on Thursday, May 2, and Friday, May 3. Advance reservation is available for up to 15 families for each session.

Sessions 3 and 4 offer a family mission activity called “Gyeonghuigung Exploration Family” by Seoul Museum of History. The program allows families to solve missions independently as teams based on prior knowledge learned from the museum. The sessions are available at 10:30 am – 12 pm on Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5. Advance reservation is available for up to 15 families for each session.

For more information and reservations, visit the Seoul Museum of History website (museum.seoul.go.kr) or contact the Education & International Relations Division of the museum (☎02-724-0258).

※ Reserve for Sessions 1 and 2

https://yeyak.seoul.go.kr/web/reservation/selectReservView.do?rsv_svc_id=S240219154126567016

※ Reserve for Sessions 3 and 4

https://yeyak.seoul.go.kr/web/reservation/selectReservView.do?rsv_svc_id=S240308173701379552&locale=ko

“Yeonhui, the Fart Queen” is an interactive children's play prepared with Seoul Museum of History. The performance will bring excitement on Children’s Day with activities and Korea’s traditional theatrical performance.

The play is a new adaptation of the folktale “The Farting Daughter-in-Law” that appropriately incorporates traditional plays such as talchum (masked dance drama), bupo (feathered hat dance), sajachum (lion dance), samulnori (percussion performance), and magic tricks into the performance to be enjoyed by the whole family.

During the performance, children will have the opportunity to learn to use sogo (hand drum) and chuimsae (musical shouts) to perform the traditional music!

※ Programs

<Explore Gyeonghuigung Palace (Session 1)>

Schedule: May 2 (THU) 15:00 - 17:40

Location: Gyeonghuigung Palace, Seoul Museum of History

* Reservation Only

<Explore Gyeonghuigung Palace (Session 2)>

Schedule: May 3 (FRI) 15:00 - 17:40

Location: Gyeonghuigung Palace, Seoul Museum of History

* Reservation Only

<Explore Gyeonghuigung Palace (Session 3)>

Schedule: May 4 (SAT) 10:30 - 12:00

Location: Gyeonghuigung Palace, Seoul Museum of History

* Reservation Only

<Explore Gyeonghuigung Palace (Session 4)>

Schedule: May 5 (SUN) 10:30 - 12:00

Location: Gyeonghuigung Palace, Seoul Museum of History

* Reservation Only

<Yeonghui, the Fart Queen>

Schedule: May 5 (SUN) 13:00 - 14:00

Location: Seoul Museum of History

* On Site