“Youth Starts Now”…Arts and Culture Education Program for Ages 65–74
Ministry of Culture and Korea Arts & Culture Education Service to Launch the "Senior Arts Enrichment" Program
Hands-On Experience Across Diverse Art Forms Including Visual Arts, Music, and Film
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service announced on August 18 that they will operate the "2026 Senior Arts Enrichment – Youth Starts Now" program for early seniors aged 65 to 74.
A poster for the cultural and arts education program for ages 65 to 74, "2026 Senior Arts Enrichment - Youth Starts Now," operated by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service. The program consists of health-arts fusion, community exchange, and arts introduction experience types. Korea Arts & Culture Education Service
View original imageThe "Senior Arts Enrichment" program is designed to provide older adults with opportunities to experience new things in daily life and engage with their local communities through cultural and artistic activities. A wide range of arts, including visual arts, music, and film, are incorporated.
This year's program consists of "Health Art Fusion," which combines well-being with the arts, "Community Exchange," which involves collaboration with neighborhood members, and "Introductory Art Experience," which offers hands-on participation across various artistic fields.
The target participants are from age 65 to 74. Detailed schedules for each program and registration instructions are available on the "Senior Arts Enrichment" information page.
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The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism hosts the program, and the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service serves as the organizer.
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