▲ Jeju Fire Festival has grown to become the island's biggest festival. Photo by Douglas MacDonald.

New festival ideas are being sought in a nationwide contest running until May 31.

Participants can make proposals on programs and activities for 15 festivals hosted by Seogwipo City Hall.

The city will accept suggestions on the themes and the titles of its festivals as well as the participant-led events.

An application form is available on the homepage of the festivals of Seogwipo City at www.i70ni.com

Winners for each category will be announced in June.

The city will give Jeju Love Gift Certificates worth 500,000 won, 300,000 won, and 200,000 won to the first, second, and third prize winners, respectively.

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