A Variety of Programs Including Hands-On Activities and Performances
Free Admission to Special Exhibition with Used Batteries
Campaign to Reduce Single-Use Products
On-Site and Online Until the 30th
The National Gwangju Science Museum is holding a variety of hands-on events on April 22 to mark 'Earth Day' under the theme 'Blue Actions for the Earth, Green Future.'
This event is focused on raising public awareness of the climate crisis and environmental issues, as well as promoting eco-friendly lifestyles that can be practiced in everyday life.
Children are participating in environmental protection experiential activities. Photo by Gwangju Science Museum
The commemorative events will continue until April 30, featuring performances, exhibitions, hands-on booths, and educational programs both online and offline, including the 'Science Spring Festival.' In particular, there is a special event where visitors who bring at least 10 used batteries can receive free admission to the special space exhibition 'Worlds Beyond Earth.'
In addition, citizen participation programs such as the 'No Leftovers Challenge,' 'A Week Without Single-Use Products,' and the 'Science Museum Nighttime Lights-Off Campaign' will also be held. More detailed information about the events can be found on the museum's website.
Lee Seongbae, Director of Public Relations and Cooperation, said, "We hope that through this event, which was organized as part of our ESG management, citizens will join in taking action for the sustainability of the Earth."
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