"Learn from Evening Exercise to Crime Prevention"
Registration Opens for Lotte Mart Autumn Semester Culture Center
Lotte Mart announced on the 28th that it has started recruiting members for the "Fall Semester Culture Center" at 59 culture center locations nationwide.
This fall semester, a variety of courses have been prepared, ranging from exercise classes to lectures by notable figures. In particular, the number of evening classes for exercise and hobbies that office workers can enjoy after work has been increased. Lotte Mart stated, "Reflecting the requests from office worker students to increase evening special lectures, we expanded the number of classes after 6 PM by 20% compared to the previous semester." A representative course is the dance fitness "Fit-Hop" evening class, which is popular as a stress-relief exercise for office workers and fills up quickly every semester. A one-day special lecture on "Healing Detox Exercise," in collaboration with the relaxing bath and body care brand "Dr. Teals," is also prepared. Students attending the Healing Detox Exercise will receive a "Dr. Teals Pure Epsom Salt Soaking Solution Lavender (450g)" to help with swelling care.
Evening art classes are also available for customers who prefer more static hobbies. You can experience a one-day special lecture "Smile & Ice Cream Acrylic Drawing" in collaboration with the premium drawing kit brand "Our Canvas," as well as a healing art class by Jeong Gwang-in, director of the Sensory Art Research Institute. The number of one-day special lectures by notable figures, which provide nourishment for the mind, has also been increased by 20% compared to the previous semester. The proportion of face-to-face classes has been increased by more than 10% to provide more opportunities to meet experts from various fields directly.
Professor Kwon Il-yong, Korea's first professional profiler, will deliver a special lecture titled "Crimes Threatening Daily Life and Prevention Methods," sharing various knowledge and experiences to protect oneself and family from crime. The mart explained that as crimes that can suddenly occur in daily life are increasing and interest in preventive measures is rising, this lecture is expected to be very popular. Bestselling author Kim Young-ha will give a lecture on "Empathy and Communication," discussing how novels and films expand human empathy and the power of empathy that will become more prominent in a future where artificial intelligence replaces humans. A lecture titled "Real Estate Investment for 2030 by Jeong Tae-ik" is also prepared. SBS FM's "Pop's Feast" host Park Gil-ho's "Sanghwawon Exploration Special Lecture" is an outdoor experiential class where participants travel together to Sanghwawon to appreciate the beauty of a Korean traditional garden preserving nature.
The "Toy Recycling Class," a follow-up program to the toy collection ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) campaign held at Toys "R" Us last May, will be offered at four Seoul area stores including Lotte Mart Songpa and Eunpyeong branches.
Enrollment for fall semester courses is available at 59 Lotte Mart Culture Center offline stores nationwide and through the Lotte Mart Culture Center website. When registering for regular courses online, a one-time event per ID per period is held, offering a 5,000 KRW discount benefit until August 11.
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