2026 Seoul Street Performance: Every Corner Live
May 1 – Dec 31, 2026 · Happening now · Seoul
Overview
The 2026 Seoul Street Performance: Every Corner Live is a street performance program held at major locations in downtown Seoul. 150 teams of artists selected through an open call will participate, with performances running at various locations across Seoul until the end of November.
For citizens, it will expand opportunities to enjoy cultural performances through unexpected encounters on the street, and for participating performers, it will be a meaningful stage that provides a space for cultural and artistic activities.
Other festivals in Seoul
Seoul
Regular Traditional Culture Event at the Uijeongbu Site
Apr 11 – Oct 31, 2026
The Regular Traditional Culture Event at the Uijeongbu Site is an event hosted by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, held to widely introduce Korea's traditional culture to citizens and tourists visiting the historical site plaza at Uijeongbu, thereby enhancing Seoul's image as a historic city, and to provide opportunities to enjoy culture through traditional martial arts events that are not easy to experience in daily life. The event consists of a reenactment of the 'Yeolmu (閱武)' military review performed by the Samgunbu soldiers who were once stationed along Yukjo-geori, including Uijeongbu, along with a Seunggyeongdo game experience and a traditional martial arts experience.
Seoul
Gyeongbokgung Starlight Night Tour
Sep 2 – Oct 24, 2026
Gyeongbokgung Starlight Night Tour is a nighttime exploration program in which visitors tour the northern section of Gyeongbokgung Palace while experiencing royal court cuisine and traditional culture. Guided by expert commentary, participants move through various parts of the palace to learn about the life of the royal family during the Joseon Dynasty and the historical stories associated with Gyeongbokgung. At Oesojubang, the palace kitchen, visitors can experience a special 12-dish royal table setting—a modern reinterpretation of the Joseon-era royal court table (sura-sang)—served in the form of a 'doseulk' (traditional portable lunch box). This year, a special changgeuk (Korean traditional opera) performance depicting the king's story will be presented at Jipokjae, the study of King Gojong, offering a unique experience where the history of the space and the performance come together. Afterward, visitors can gaze at the starlight reflected in Hyangwonji Pond and enjoy an atmosphere quite different from daytime amid the tranquil scenery of Gyeongbokgung. At Gyeongbokgung's Starlight Night Tour, where the dining culture of the Joseon royal family found in royal court cuisine, historic spaces, beautiful night views, and traditional culture all come together, visitors can experience a special and warm night at the palace.
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