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The Gwangju International Center is holding a special event to celebrate the achievements of the GIC and its volunteers.
Adios 2011 will feature a look back on a year in which the GIC got a new coordinator and started a program of tours with English guides.
The Gwangju International Center is a non-government organization that provides assistance to expats in and around the city. The GIC provides advice on living in Korea, language classes, and a library with more than 3,400 books.
In addition to other services, GIC Talks provide lectures on a range of subjects in English, and GIC Tours provide guided trips in English around Gwangju and to nearby places. The center also publishes a monthly magazine, the Gwangju News.
The GIC will give certificates to volunteers, book donors and active members, and GIC coordinators and volunteers will perform songs.
The event will end with a potluck dinner and a flea market. Those interested can donate items that not in use anymore or new items. There will be clothes, books, accessories, and shoes for sale.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
Adios 2011 will feature a look back on a year in which the GIC got a new coordinator and started a program of tours with English guides.
The Gwangju International Center is a non-government organization that provides assistance to expats in and around the city. The GIC provides advice on living in Korea, language classes, and a library with more than 3,400 books.
In addition to other services, GIC Talks provide lectures on a range of subjects in English, and GIC Tours provide guided trips in English around Gwangju and to nearby places. The center also publishes a monthly magazine, the Gwangju News.
The GIC will give certificates to volunteers, book donors and active members, and GIC coordinators and volunteers will perform songs.
The event will end with a potluck dinner and a flea market. Those interested can donate items that not in use anymore or new items. There will be clothes, books, accessories, and shoes for sale.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
