To celebrate the fifth anniversary of the National Korean Museum, the cultural committee of the museum decided to hold an open concert on the lawn on August 7th at 7PM. The museum's cultural committee has been holding family friendly concerts every weekend to spread the performing arts. The latest concert was one with various performers crossing different genres, in what was a clear effort to satisfy the likings of many citizens. Some of the artists who performed include 2AM, BEAST, Bug in My Ear, Dr. Core 911, Lazy Bone, and Story Seller. Each group of performers presented impressive shows, and the concert was successful. On top of all this, in order for the citizens to fully enjoy the concert, an event was also planned for the night. Through the official homepage of the National Korean Museum, 100 people who participated in an online event were given two tickets to VIP seats in the open concert - a total of 200 seats were given through the event! In addition, those who confirmed their attendance to the concert had a chance to receive CDs personally autographed by 2AM and BEAST (winners chosen via lottery; ah, the suspense behind games of luck).�I really wish I had participated, don't you? Check out the photos and fancams below. [gallery]