▲ The entrance to the X-Garage festival “X-Day for EX-KIDS.” Photographed by Jun Uhnjin

On October 10, the first X-Garage festival titled “X-Day for EX-KIDS” was held at the X-Garage Makerspace, located on the basement floor of the International Studies Hall. The X-Garage — the X signifying unlimited creativity — is a place where Korea University (KU) students are able to use high-tech equipment to design and create any object they desire. 

Inspired from the fact that the number ten is expressed as X in Roman numerals, X-Garage held its first festival on October 10. At the “X-Day for EX-KIDS” festival, X-Garage aimed to provide an area similar to a playground. This is to create a fun atmosphere for kidults — adults wanting to have fun like kids. Booths to make acrylic keyrings using a laser engraving equipment, photo zones decorated with acrylic cubes, booths to play large-sized puzzles and radio controlled (RC) car racing games were prepared for KU students to enjoy themselves.

The X-Garage festival “X-Day for EX-KIDS” was certainly a great opportunity for KU students to learn more about X-Garage and try out innovative equipment to bloom their creativity.

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