YZ Park – Hidden Gem in Downtown Gwangju

Written and photographed by Melline Galani. Everyone is more than familiar with Gwangju’s downtown stores, restaurants, coffee shops, and karaoke places, but there is one place that parents in particular … Read More

Blades of Steel

Written and photographed by William Urbanski. One of my favorite Gwangju traditions is strapping on the skates at the city hall skating rink every winter. For anyone who hasn’t been … Read More

The 2019 Gurye Ironman Race

Written and photographed by Mary Wagner. Racers have many different reasons for choosing a specific event; for me, the Gurye Ironman race was the chance to come home again. Months … Read More

Mudolgil, Gwangju’s Camino de Jeollado

Written by Ian Knecht. Some of us fantasize of trekking across the Spanish countryside on the Camino de Santiago. For those of us living in Korea, how about the Mudolgil? … Read More

Meet the Gwangju Bombers

Written by Joel Klimas. The Gwangju Bombers baseball team is now finishing its sixth official season in the city, although the team did exist in an unofficial capacity for a … Read More

Trail Running in South Korea

Written by Ryan Thompson Run a little; walk a little. Take in the world around you. Be accepting of the fact you cannot go much faster. You are where you … Read More

The Art of Beach Camping

Written and photographed by William Urbanski I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that most people reading this are familiar with the concept of camping: the time-honored … Read More

Three Forms of Art to Enjoy at FINA

Written by Cho Namhee The first half of the upcoming 18th FINA World Championships is comprised of three aquatic disciplines or sports: diving, artistic swimming, and water polo. The three … Read More