Andrew Vlasblom: Talented Local Musician and Composer
Written by E.J. Jones Photographed by Park Tae-sang Andrew Vlasblom is a name that’s been popping up a lot recently: in the past month, he’s been interviewed by the Gwangju … Read More
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Package Delivery
Written by GIC Staff * From Gwangju Guidebook, 3rd Edition General Parcel Delivery Korea’s infrastructure is already considered a developed one, which makes delivery and transportation very convenient. It generally … Read More
Let’s Keep Our Lungs Healthy!
“While this is generally attributed to the “yellow dust” phenomenon, in which sand and dust from the Gobi Desert in China are blown over to Korea, the hard truth is that only about 30 percent of the pollution we experience originates from there – the rest is homegrown (according to Greenpeace).”
Read on to explore the whole picture of a polluted Korea
Baseball: Korea Style, Gwangju Style
The best gist of savouring baseball in Korea’s Gwangju style thanks to the words of Giovanni Pieve
Mokpo Language Exchange: Speaking and Sharing Together
Photos courtesy of Mokpo Language Exchange Mokpo residents have an excellent communications resource at the North Town Café, in Hadang, behind Formo Cube. Every Wednesday evening, the Mokpo Language Exchange … Read More
The Golden Residency Visa
Words and photo by Lorryn Smit The ever sought-after F-2 visa is the ultimate way to upgrade your life in South Korea if you are looking to stay here more … Read More
Bike’n Hike Exploring the Korean Countryside
Words and photos by Sean Walker The Damyang House’s “Bike’n Hike” concept – free, multi-day cycling tours to the surrounding national parks – was born out of a failed backpacking … Read More
Vagina Monologues 2017: Why We Take the Stage
Words by Anastasia Traynin Rehearsal photo by Paolo Mondragon The sixth annual V-Day Gwangju Theater is once again performing Eve Ensler’s original 1996 play, The Vagina Monologues. Same as last … Read More