The communication policy of the Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation (PLI) and its contribution to the contact of children aged 4-12 with popular culture

Cultural communication is a multifaceted concept, which finds application in the cultural activities of folklore museums. The present study investigates on the one hand the communication policy of the Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation of Nafplio, hereinafter PLI, with parents and teachers, in order to attract them to accompany children aged 4-12 and on the other hand the non-negotiable principles on which its educational programs are based. to children a holistic experience. This is a case study of PLI, both in the main building that exhibits folk art items and in the area of the old station with exhibits of old and modern toys. In its communication with the child"s companions, but also in the live tour of the children themselves, new technologies are an important tool, in order to attract parents and teachers to experience the aesthetic enjoyment of folk art, through educational programs.