Gyeonggi Province will hold the 2026 Gyeonggi Science Culture Festa on November 14 at the Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology in the Gwanggyo Techno Valley in Suwon.


Now in its third year, the Gyeonggi Science Culture Festa is a flagship science and culture event in the province. Hosted by Gyeonggi Province and organized by the Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology, it was designed to give residents a firsthand experience of the achievements and value of science and technology and to help them enjoy science culture in their daily lives.


The event aims to increase interest in and understanding of science by moving beyond the simple delivery of scientific knowledge and offering an interactive festival where everyone can engage with science in an approachable way.


Poster for the Gyeonggi Science Culture Festa

Poster for the Gyeonggi Science Culture Festa

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The event will feature outdoor exhibition and hands-on activity areas, as well as indoor challenge areas and a stage. Outdoors, four themed spaces will explore science and technology in various fields, including artificial intelligence, energy, climate, the environment and resource circulation, as well as the future society: NEXT LAB, MOTION LAB, ART LAB and WONDER LAB. Indoors, MISSION LAB will offer scientific problem-solving and inquiry activities, while LIVE LAB will provide a space for science and culture engagement, with talks, conversations and performances.


Anyone can attend the event for free by registering online in advance or registering on-site. Details about the event and registration are available on the Gyeonggi Science Culture Festa website (ggscfesta.com) and the Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology website (aict.snu.ac.kr).



Bae Yeongsang, director of the Digital Innovation Division at Gyeonggi Province, said, "Science and technology are no longer the domain of experts alone; they are important forces shaping our daily lives and our future. I hope this event will help residents embrace science as an enjoyable and approachable part of their culture." He added, "We will continue to expand science and culture programs that give all residents opportunities to experience and engage with science and technology."


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