Dogok Metasequoia Road Festa
Oct 24, 2026 · Seoul

Overview
This year's Dogok Metasequoia Road Festa Season 3 is organized around Market Street (flea market), Music Street (concert), Food Street (food zone), and Play Street (one-day classes), complemented by the installation of the 'Metasequoia Promenade Library' to create a space for visitors to rest even amid the festival. Market Street will bring together a total of 30 local small businesses and outstanding companies showcasing a variety of goods, while Food Street, made up of local restaurant operators and various food trucks, is set to capture visitors' appetites. There will also be experience programs on various themes, along with eco-friendly upcycling crafts and experience and sharing events hosted by various professional associations. Finally, singers of various genres, including 015B and the Jang Ui-hyun Quintet, will perform to match the autumn festival mood, further enriching the atmosphere of this year's festival.
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Photo: Korea Tourism Organization 
Photo: Korea Tourism Organization 
Photo: Korea Tourism Organization 
Photo: Korea Tourism Organization 
Photo: Korea Tourism Organization 
Photo: Korea Tourism Organization
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