Seodaemun Children's Choir to Hold First Solo Concert at Bukahyeon Art Hall on the 29th

Composed of Children from Local Childcare Centers and Uri Dongnae Care Centers

Seodaemun-gu, Seoul (Mayor Lee Seongheon) announced on the 18th that the Seodaemun Children's Choir, composed of children using local children's centers and Uri Dongnae Care Centers, will hold their first solo concert at 7 p.m. on the 29th of this month at Bukahyeon Art Hall.

The choir includes 28 children from ▲ Namu-reul Simneun School Local Children's Center (Center Director Sim Sanghyeok) ▲ Shinil Local Children's Center (Center Director Lee Eunhee) ▲ Seodaemun No. 3 Uri Dongnae Care Center (Center Director Jo Sooncheon) ▲ Seodaemun No. 5 Uri Dongnae Care Center (Center Director Jeon Yeongyeong) ▲ Seoul City Base No. 3 Uri Dongnae Care Center (Center Director Lee Taekyung).

The Seodaemun Children's Choir performing a special invited concert at the 'Seodaemun-gu Social Welfare Day Ceremony' in September this year. Provided by Seodaemun-gu.

Formed to foster children's artistic talent and creativity, the choir gave an invited performance at the ‘Social Welfare Day Ceremony’ held on September 20th this year at the Seodaemun-gu Office auditorium, receiving enthusiastic responses. Due to strong requests from the local community and parents, this concert has been prepared.

Lee Taekyung, Center Director of Seoul City Base No. 3 Uri Dongnae Care Center, which is organizing the performance, said, “Thanks to the active cooperation between local children's centers and Uri Dongnae Care Centers, we were able to plan this event, and we hope many people will support the children who have practiced hard.”

Mayor Lee Seongheon said, “I expect the choir activities to greatly help children demonstrate their artistic talents, cultivate character, and promote harmony among the members.”

Seodaemun-gu’s seven local children's centers and eleven Uri Dongnae Care Centers jointly hold children’s events such as sports competitions and actively promote exchanges among staff, setting an example of active communication and harmony among Seoul’s autonomous districts.