Sejong Center’s choose-your-price classical concert starts tonight
Suwon Philharmonic opens a two-night Brahms program at 19:30, with audience-selected ticket prices of ₩1,000, ₩3,000, ₩5,000 or ₩10,000.
Busan International Photo Festival closes today with “Being Human”
The festival’s final day runs 10:00-18:00, with a 13:00 closing ceremony at the Busan Port International Passenger Terminal Convention Center.
WDF2026 brings global dance and K-dance to COEX and Yonsei this weekend
The two-day LIGHT ON 815 program mixes traditional and folk performances with youth street dance and K-dance across COEX Auditorium and Yonsei University.
Seodaemun’s Liberation Day festival continues around the former prison
The Independence Democracy Festival runs through Sunday around Seodaemun Prison History Hall and Independence Park, combining commemorative programming with performances and public activities.
Gwangbokjeol brings the Liberation Day bell back to Bosingak
Seoul marks National Liberation Day with the annual Bosingak bell-ringing in Jongno: 33 strikes, performances and citizen participation.
Seoul POPCON opens at COEX as the definition of “pop culture” keeps expanding
Games, webtoons, streaming, cosplay, creators, AI and XR are sharing the same convention floor at COEX. The mix is a compact picture of how Korea’s content business increasingly revolves around IP that can move between formats.
Universal Ballet’s Swan Lake opens at Seoul Arts Center
Universal Ballet’s Swan Lake is at the Seoul Arts Center through August 23, with weekday evenings and weekend performances.
A new exhibition traces 60 years of how Seoul planned itself
A free Seoul Museum of History exhibition traces the capital’s planning from the 1966 master plan to 2026, showing the choices that produced the city people navigate today.