Ut-dari Cultural Village

The "Utdari Cultural Village," which opened in August 2006, is a cultural and arts experience center. The City of Pyeongtaek and the Pyeongtaek Cultural Center renovated the former Geumgak branch of Seotan Elementary School, which had been closed, and transformed it into a space for cultural and artistic experiences. The village features restored classrooms reminiscent of elementary schools from the 1960s to the early 1980s, as well as an outdoor "Utdari stationery store" that are permanently on display. Cultural artists and program instructors offer a variety of programs, including pottery, traditional crafts, arts and crafts, and Nongak (Korean percussion). The "Mobile Experiential Learning" program at Utdari Cultural Village provides a diverse range of programs that allow participants to experience both tradition and modernity, enhancing their cultural understanding and expanding their appreciation and experience of the arts. The program is open to all age groups, from toddlers to adults, and provides opportunities for direct participation and discovery of connections between art and everyday life. Through these experiences, participants can share diverse emotions and experiences, and strive to gain a deeper understanding of art and culture.

Details

Admission fee

Free ※ Experience fees are charged separately, so please refer to the website and inquire by phone

Restroom

Yes