taking lessons in traditional arts; accomplishments
Refers to the practice of taking lessons in traditional Japanese cultural arts such as dance, music, tea ceremony, or flower arranging. Often used in the context of a child's after-school activities or an adult's hobby.
My daughter goes to traditional arts lessons twice a week.
When I was a child, I took several different traditional arts lessons.
お稽古 is a more common and polite way to refer to lessons in traditional arts, often used for one's own practice. 稽古事 is slightly more formal and can refer to the activity as a category.
Standard kanji spelling.
Mixed kanji-kana spelling, common in everyday writing.
Uncommon mixed spelling; mostly a search variant.
Compound of 稽古 (keiko, 'practice, training in traditional arts') and 事 (koto, 'thing, matter'). The reading けいこごと comes from rendaku voicing of こと.