Hosted by Crown-Haetae Confectionery, the "Honey Day Love Hanmadang" performance is a warm performance that helps needy neighbors as well as watching the performance under the theme of "21st of every month," which means two people become one.

'Jultagi' is a game where you do all sorts of tricks, mixing funny stories and balim on the bare row in the air.

Kwon Won-tae, who started walking in a tightrope when he was 10 and started performing at the age of 15, is the world's record holder who is promoting Korean traditional culture.

Park Ji Na

School of Gyeonggi-do Intangible Cultural Property No. 21 Kim Ki-bok Anseong Namsadang Pungmul Nori.
School of Hong Ki-chul, a master of tightrope walking.

Park Ji Na

School of Gyeonggi-do Intangible Cultural Property No. 21 Kim Ki-bok Anseong Namsadang Pungmul Nori.
School of Hong Ki-chul, a master of tightrope walking.

Park Ji Na

School of Gyeonggi-do Intangible Cultural Property No. 21 Kim Ki-bok Anseong Namsadang Pungmul Nori.
School of Hong Ki-chul, a master of tightrope walking.

☆Pangut: Music and play such as tightrope walking of puppet show by geollippae of yeonhuipae in the wide yard of villages.

Beokku dance: Beokku is a word indicates not normal and slightly lacking. The instrument called "Beokku" is called by that name because it is neither big nor small. Beokku dance is a stage version of Pungmul Nori, which was played in the coastal area of South Jeolla Province.

Yeonhui Playground 'The Nolja' (Beokku Dance; Jung Ji-hye, Taepyeongso;Jeong Jin-guk):
- It is an organization composed of members of the Siheung Traditional Music Association, which strives to publicize the charm of traditional performances with the splendor of Pungmul and cheerful dance.