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Ongoing
Bang Hai Ja: Sowing Light Across Heaven and Earth
An MMCA retrospective follows six decades of Bang Hai Ja's work between Korea and France through approximately eighty paintings and related works.
Schedule
Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; last admission at 17:00; closed Monday and January 1
Venue
MMCA Cheongju, 5F Special Exhibition Gallery, Cheongju
A Seoul Museum of Art exhibition marks twenty years of the Nanji Residency with sixty works exploring love, care and connection in a technological environment.
Schedule
Tuesday–Thursday 10:00–20:00; Friday 10:00–21:00; weekends and holidays 10:00–19:00 in summer; closed Monday
Creative gugak group Gongmyoung combines newly arranged music, filmed imagery and immersive technology in a concert about travel, pleasure and the environment.
Schedule
Saturday at 17:00 and Sunday at 14:00; approximately 90 minutes
Venue
Haneul Round Theater, National Theater of Korea, Seoul
Admission
All seats KRW 30,000; admission is for ages 7 and older
A citywide visual-arts week connects museums, galleries, artist spaces and major art fairs through exhibitions, talks, performances and studio visits across Seoul.
Schedule
August 31–September 6; opening hours and reservation rules vary across 135 participating venues
Venue
Museums, galleries and art spaces across Seoul, Seoul
Admission
City-led Art Week programs are generally free; partner fairs and individual venues may use separate admission or reservation rules
The National Changgeuk Company of Korea returns with a witty sequel to the pansori tale Sugungga, following a rabbit's journey to the Underwater Palace.
Schedule
Thursday and Friday at 19:30; Saturday and Sunday at 15:00
Venue
Haeoreum Grand Theater, National Theater of Korea, Seoul
Admission
V KRW 80,000 / R KRW 60,000 / S KRW 40,000 / A KRW 20,000; admission for ages 8 and above
World Music Theater Festival: Khon — The Story of Ramakien
Thailand's Royal Dance Troupe presents four scenes from the Ramakien through the UNESCO-listed Khon tradition of masked dance, music, theater and visual craft.
Schedule
Friday at 19:30 and Saturday at 17:00; 100 minutes without an interval
Venue
Haneul Round Theater, National Theater of Korea, Seoul
Admission
All seats KRW 30,000; admission is for elementary-school age and older
An international celebration of Korean and global mask-dance traditions brings performances, street parades, competitions and hands-on activities to central Andong.
Schedule
Program times vary by date and venue; the detailed 2026 timetable is not yet confirmed
Venue
Jungang Line 1942 Andong Station, Mask Dance Park and Andong Old Downtown, Andong
Admission
Program-specific; confirm the dated 2026 organizer ticket notice before booking
A traditional farming-culture festival around Byeokgolje Reservoir combines nongak, harvest activities, heritage performances and participatory rural experiences.
An eight-day heritage festival at Suwon Hwaseong reinterprets King Jeongjo's royal journey through historical performances, nighttime programs and cultural activities.
Schedule
Daily 12:00–21:00; individual program times vary
Venue
Haenggung Plaza and Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, Suwon
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