Korea Festivals

Jemulpo Wave Market

Oct 17 – Oct 18, 2026 · Incheon

The 2026 edition ran Oct 17 – Oct 18, 2026. 2027 dates have not been announced yet; this page is updated automatically when the organizer publishes them. Check the official site for the latest.

Jemulpo Wave Market
Jemulpo Wave Market. Photo: Korea Tourism Organization

Other festivals in Incheon

  • Incheon

    Oh Slow Vintage Market

    Oct 24 – Oct 25, 2026

    Oh Slow Vintage Market is a lifestyle festival where vintage, antique, and second-hand cultures blend together against the backdrop of the historical scenery of Incheon Open Port. Professional vintage sellers from across the country gather to showcase special items containing their unique tastes and stories, including vintage fashion, antique objects, retro accessories, and handicrafts. It is an event where you can stroll through the autumn Open Port, accompanied by busking, DJ performances, vintage photo zones, and various participatory programs, to discover the new value of old things and your own personal style.

  • Incheon

    2026 Culture Day

    Apr 1 – Nov 29, 2026

    Cheongchun Mike Capital Area & Gangwon Region travels far and wide, tracking the tastes of diverse audiences. On Culture Day, special street performances created by youth and senior performance teams unfold across the entire Capital Area and Gangwon Region. 'I.M Cheongchun Mike,' a stage for youth where the urge to stand on stage right now comes together as one, runs from April to November.

  • Incheon

    2026 Incheon Wondosaje & Nakseom Festival

    Oct 24, 2026

    Since ancient times, Korean ancestors performed rites at famous mountains, rivers, and seas, praying for the peace and well-being of the nation and local communities. For rites by the sea, during the Joseon dynasty such ceremonies were held in places like Incheon, Suncheon, and Gangneung. Among these, the Incheon-dohobu (Incheon's regional government office) held a rite to the god of the West Sea at Wondo (Nakseom). The Incheon Wondosaje refers to the rite held each spring and autumn at a shrine called Wondosa, built on Wondo during the Joseon dynasty, where Incheon's local magistrate gathered the spirit tablets of several islands and performed the ceremony on behalf of the king. The 2026 Incheon Wondosaje & Nakseom Festival is a festival held by Michuhol-gu that combines a reenactment of this ritual with a village festival featuring a harmony-themed street parade (gillori).

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