Seoul's children's museum reopens its main gallery after 8 years
Seoul Children's Museum, Seoulsangsangnara, has rebuilt its permanent gallery for the first time in eight years. It opens on 7 November with a hands-on kindness theme.
Planning a weekend with kids in Seoul? There's something new to try. Seoul Children's Museum, known as Seoulsangsangnara, has completely redone its permanent exhibition space for the first time in eight years.
The new show is called "Everyday Kindness" (매일의 다정함). It opens on 7 November, the museum announced on 6 November.
The theme is "kind interaction". It's a hands-on exhibition designed so children can see for themselves how kind words and actions in daily life create positive change around them.
The highlight is "Archipelago"-style fabric work by French artist Juliette Bertonneau, often called the "soft LEGO". Her textile structure, titled Archiplitz, is shown in Asia for the first time here.
Tickets cost 4,000 won (roughly 3 US dollars) for children aged 36 months and over, and for adults. Holders of Seoul's Dadungi Happiness Card, a benefit card for large families, get in free.
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