The National Gugak Center is operating a one-day public class for 2026 general public Gugak courses called 'Cheongchul-eoram'. This course is an introductory program for adults to easily and familiarly experience our traditional arts.

The recruitment period is from the 10th to the 20th, and the classes will be held in the practice rooms of the National Gugak Center from the 24th to the 27th. The classes will run from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. for one hour and are divided into four subjects: haegeum (Korean fiddle), gayageum (Korean zither), pansori (Korean traditional vocal music), and seoljanggu (Korean traditional percussion).

The classes will be conducted in the following order: haegeum on the 24th, gayageum on the 25th, pansori on the 26th, and seoljanggu on the 27th. The target participants are adults who are new to Gugak, and each subject has a capacity of 15 participants on a first-come, first-served basis. The tuition is free, and the necessary instruments for the lessons will be provided by the National Gugak Center, allowing even beginners to participate without any burden.

To apply for the classes, you can sign up on the National Gugak Center's website, choose the desired course, and submit your application. Multiple applications are allowed, and it is expected that this public class will provide an opportunity to get closer to traditional arts.

Furthermore, following this public class, the National Gugak Center plans to operate regular courses for general public Gugak courses 'Cheongchul-eoram' from April to November. The regular courses will be conducted through separate recruitment, and detailed information will be provided through the National Gugak Center's website.