Jindo County provided local youth with various cultural and artistic experiences during the summer vacation.
The county announced that from July 28 to August 13, it hosted the '2026 Summer Vacation Program' at the Youth Cultural Center for 50 local youth and their parents.
This program was designed to allow youth to engage in diverse cultural and artistic activities, fostering creativity and promoting healthy leisure time during the break.
The activities were centered around hands-on experiences, taking into account the interests of the youth.
In the 'Creative Workshop,' participants made their own keycaps and phone grips, while the 'Creative Art' session allowed them to paint with acrylics. The 'Clay Workshop' featured pottery-making, where participants crafted plates and ramen bowls using clay.
Notably, on the final day, August 13, a 'Family Cooking Class' was held, where youth and parents worked together to make homemade hamburgers, fostering communication and collaboration.
One participant remarked, "It was a meaningful time to create keycaps and make dishes with friends during the vacation."
A Jindo County official stated, "We hope the youth had an enjoyable time experiencing various activities at the Youth Cultural Center during their break, and we will continue to develop programs that support their healthy growth."
Jindo County plans to continuously expand tailored experience programs that reflect the interests and demands of local youth in cultural and leisure activities.
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