The most significant objective of today's museums and galleries is to attract its visitors through creativity and interesting initiatives. making their visits worthwhile and meaningful. Therefore museums and galleries should not be austere and difficult places but rather a space to foster people's imaginations and understand the historical vitality with the numerous exhibitions they organize. For this, it is appropriate to take the recently released movie "The Night at the Museum" as an example to represent one opinion in adding amusement and excitement to the existing nature of museums. In this movie, the moment everybody falls asleep, a fantastic world unfolds. Larry Daley (played by Ben Stiller), is a character portraying the ultimate failure in life. He becomes a night guard of the Natural History Museurn in New York to prove himself of being a respectable father to his son. To his surprise he discovers that the museurn comes to life at night and therefore he experiences many incidences. The movie introduces his mysterious encounters that are joyful and it ranges over several genres of action, fantasy and adventure. The point in mentioning this movie is to state that the number of visitors to amuseum or the number of audiences to a movie, is less significant than influencing the minds of people. It is the duty of museums and galleries to influence and change the lives of anyone who visits the space. Moreover, museums are places for becoming futuristic cultural places, opening new horizons for the public in any span of time and it should not be an isolated place to present a specified period, society, or class of the past. Consequently, the movie emphasizes the need for changes in museums. They should be reformed for increased participation by the public and to coexist with them, entering into the new millennium, the 21st century. Th prove the objective of this research, it is important also to mention Helen Keller' s book. "Three Days to See". In the book. she states that she wished to visit the Metropolitan Museum on the second day were she to receive sight and hearing for three days. This sums up the importance of the role of museums, as they account for the history of mankind and evolution. Therefore in order to understand herself she states her desire to visit the Metropolitan Museum on the second day. This on its own is enough to emphasize the important role of museums as a place of keeping our origins and history. Furthermore two questions can be posed from reading the book: Why did she desire to visit the Metropolitan Museum for one day of the three days and which exhibits would move her.From this it is possible to detect that Helen Keller understood the role and function of museums: the relics of the past displayed in the museum is the trace of herself, the figure of neighborhood, and the trace of history. In a word. museums are an animated cultural space enabling to discover herself, to recognize history and predict the world of the future. The Cheongju National Museum is a vivid place where people enable to take one look at the history and culture of Chungcheongbuk-do and has the graceful natural environment and the beauty of the building to move cosmopolitan. Also, the Cheongju Early Printing is a dynamic place to understand international printing culture and learn the production process of Jikji easily and fascinatedly. In this regard, each museum located in Chungcheongbuk-do has unique characteristics and stylish taste. It is a fact that the most important international cities such as New York, Tokyo, Paris, and London are filled with diverse cultural places like museums and galleries. Paris has a constant stream of visitors touring about forty famous museums and galleries. London is lined with museums filled with international valuable cultural treasures such as the British Museum and the Victoria & Albert Museum. and the Museum street in New York has a diverse lineage of museums and galleries that enable visitors to appreciate magnificent artwork. Museums have diverse roles such as a public institution promoting local community development and devoting themselves to citizen, a lifelong study institute offering good culture services, and a host institution leading local art and culture creatively. Consequently. it is possible that museums crate local culture brand based on these diverse roles. Therefore, it is necessary that cultural basis is established to feel free to visit museums and galleries and enjoy their exhlibitions. To form cultural basis and local culture brand. the development of policies and supports by self-governing bodies would be preceded. schools would apply to museums as an active educational institute, and enterprises would foster donation for cultural developments. Most of all, it is important that museums play roles to nurture creative cultural citizen, to raise their pride, and to make a shortcut leading cultural cities and welfare. The reason for this is that it would contribute to the local economy and the locals would become an advanced welfare city without further delay by expanding and cultivating cultural places such as museums and galleries with international competitiveness. Therefore, the purpose of the research is to indicate ways to establish and to develop cultural basis of Chungcheongbuk-do not only as a typical cultural brand of the Republic of Korea but also as an intemational cultural brand through the remapping and the administrative improvement of museums and galleries in Chungcheongbuk-do. Based on the research. it is hopeful to establish substantially future oriented cultural foundation in a local community.