▲ Gangwon Goseong Cultural Foundation holds "Sok, Go, Yang Go-East Forum In Goseong"

On November 28, Goseong Cultural Foundation will hold a "Sustainable Village and Local Life Dreaming of East Lives" at Dal Hall Theater 1.

This forum is a link-up event under an agreement in August to prevent local extinction by three cities and counties: Sokcho, Goseong, and Yangyang. GO-EAST contains the value and meaning of the east (Sokcho, Goseong, and Yangyang) of the Yeongbuk area of Gangwon-do.

At the forum, Kwon Soon-seok, CEO of cultural consulting Bara, Kim Mi-na, CEO of Gyeongju's "Flounder Village," and Byun Sun-hee, CEO of Yeongwol Salon de String, will present examples of local life as young villages and young artists, respectively.

The regional case will be announced by Kim Eun-yul, CEO of Donghae-hyung in Goseong, who was recently selected as Korea's representative Lycon, Lee Joon, CEO of Sokcho, and Yoon Ji-ji, CEO of Bunker 38.1 in Yangyang. A comprehensive discussion will be followed by CEO Kwon Soon-seok as the chairperson.

As a special performance, a media art concert by Kim Bada, a Cinawi vocalist who has moved to Sokcho and is practicing life in the east, will be held, and along with his representative songs, you can meet media art and performances on the theme of life in the east.

An official from the Goseong Cultural Foundation said, "We have prepared the region to look at what needs to be prepared for young people to live in the region and share the value of GO-EAST." "As it is the second event of the year, we are looking forward to communicating with the participants of Sokcho and Yangyang, such as preparing for the performance with the forum."