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Dreaming Tree (referred to ‘Ggumna(꿈나)’) is a 'Hue' café (휴카페,a youth cultural space) located in Seoul, South Korea operated by the Geumcheon-gu Office. It includes a job simulation center in conjunction with the Jinro Vocational Experience Center. 'Ggumna' focuses on giving teenagers a chance to engage in physical and mind refreshing activities.[1]
Some of the activities offered at the Experience center include:
In the ‘Ggumna’ youths are provided with a platform for cultural development and social interactions. Dance groups, vocal performances, and a study club provide interaction with friends.[2]
The management group consists of students from eighth grade and high school and conducts:[3]
In 2017 the center hosted about 150 teenagers on a daily basis. The cafe won the grand prize in the residential communication field at the Manifesto Good Case Competition and was selected as one of the best business practices in Seoul.[1]