The Daejeon Traditional Narae Center is inviting organizations of children and adult individuals with disabilities to participate in a program called 'Satisfaction for the Senses, Hello Intangible Heritage.' This experience focuses on educating and spreading Korean intangible cultural heritage by offering hands-on activities involving local artisans. Participants can engage in crafts like Dancheong (Korean traditional decorative coloring), drum-making, and the creation of traditional foods. The initiative also includes performances of Namsadang Nori (Korean folk music and dance performance featuring traditional percussion instruments). Registration is open on the Daejeon Culture Foundation's website until November 25th, with limited spots available in each session.
