Educational programs
| Event | Date | Programs | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annual Cylic Rite | Lunar New Year's Day | January 1 of the Lunar calenda (during the holiday season) |
Korean dress wearing, giving away "good fortune scoops", folk games |
| Coming of Spring | February 4 | welcoming the coming-of-spring letter writing, posting, folk games (running a wheel, throwing arrows) | |
| January Full Moon Festival | January 15 of the Lunar calendar | kite making to prevent evil spirits, nuts cracking, folk games (ring throwing, seesawing) | |
| Dan-o Festival | May 5 of the Lunar calenda | washing the hair with chang-po grass, giving away Dan-o fans, Korean cake making, Korean swing | |
| Choo-suk (Full Moon Festival) |
August 15 of Lunar calendar (during the Choo-suk holiday) |
Korean dress wearing, song-pyun (pine tree flavor cake) making, worship of ancestors, folk games (seesawing, throwing arrows) | |
| North Korean culture experience | Coming of Winter | December 22 | giving away calendars, black bean porridge making, amulet making |
| Overnight stay | Throughout the year | he five houses of the types from the five northern provinces, overnight stay Preference given to family visitors | |
| North Korean culture experience | North Korean folk art experienc | Throughout the year | Buk-chong lion game, lion mask making, Samulnori game (wearing the sang-mo hat and playing the musical instruments) |
| Pottery making | Once every quarter | earthenware and pottery making (cylinder spinning, baking the pottery) | |
| Quarterly events | Daily performance | 11:00 am and 2:00 pm on weekdays 11:00 am and 1:00 pm on the weekend | exorcism ritual or Samulnori parade |
| Poongmool Group Performance | Regular performance | two performances (once every 6 months) | big drum, various drums, Samulnori parade, exorcism ritual, farmer's music, East coast god exorcism ritual |
| Cultural cooperation | joint performance at cultural events and festivals throughout the country | ||
| Traditional music experience | Traditional music playing can be experienced in the museum and folk village. (Samulnori parade, Korean flute, mask dance) |