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Busan Women's Center to Host 2026 Student Works Exhibition and Bazaar

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The Busan Women's Center announced that it will hold the 2026 Student Works Exhibition and Bazaar from tomorrow, October 28, through October 30 to showcase students' learning achievements and encourage their participation in economic activities.

Under the theme "Discover Your Potential, Open New Doors!", the event will bring together works created with dedication and skill by Women's Center students through various educational courses over the past year.

The event will take place throughout the Women's Center, from the basement to the fifth floor. A wide range of programs will be offered, including an opening ceremony, an exhibition of student works, a bazaar, and hands-on activities. Approximately 2,000 people, including invited guests, students, and members of the public, are expected to attend.

The opening ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. on October 28 in the main auditorium, featuring a celebratory vocal performance by a group affiliated with Hwarang, a youth arts organization. Beginning at 3 p.m. the same day, a bazaar will offer bread, desserts, clothing, and household accessories at affordable prices, alongside various hands-on activities.

The exhibition will be held on the second through fourth floors throughout the three-day event. Approximately 300 works across 15 categories, carefully created by students, will be displayed, including floral arrangements, patchwork crafts, home fashion items, and calligraphy.

On the opening day, October 28, from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., various special programs will also be held in the main auditorium on the fifth floor of the Women's Center. These will include the "Mobile Women's Reemployment Center," which provides employment support for women with career interruptions and others seeking work; multicultural experience programs aimed at promoting multicultural understanding; and a thrift market organized by the Volunteer Activity Center.

The Mobile Women's Reemployment Center will provide job counseling and placement services for women with career interruptions and other job seekers. Members of self-help groups representing four countries—Vietnam, China, Japan, and India—will also offer a variety of cultural experiences, including an exhibition of calligraphy works from bilingual classes, tastings of Asian refreshments, traditional games, and opportunities to try on traditional hats.

In addition, a thrift market will offer a variety of food items, including side dishes and rice cakes, as well as opportunities to share and purchase donated goods.

The event is open to all members of the public. Further details are available in the announcements section of the Women's Center's website at https://www.busan.go.kr/woman/index.

For inquiries, contact the Women's Center's Education and Welfare Team at 051-610-2015.

Meanwhile, the Women's Center offers approximately 370 courses annually across nine fields in four categories, including certification programs, practical skills, and general education, with classes conducted quarterly. Through these programs, the center provides education and training to approximately 7,000 students and professionals each year.

The center also operates women's skills development programs, the Women's Entrepreneurship Support Center, the Women's Reemployment Center, and the Nam-gu Multicultural Family Support Center (Multicultural Family Support Hub Center), supporting women's economic independence and participation in society.

Choi Jeong-ok, Director of the Busan Women's Center, said, "In keeping with the event's theme, 'Discover Your Potential, Open New Doors!', we hope many citizens will come to appreciate and celebrate the meaningful achievements of our students, who have discovered the joy of learning and embraced new challenges at the Women's Center."