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Performance · Daegu
April 2, 2026
Arts Spring Daegu Festival – Son Hye-young’s Dance: Walking in Peace
Arts Spring Daegu Festival – Son Hye-young’s Dance: Walking in Peace will take place on April 2, 2026. The performance presents a contemporary dance work exploring harmony and coexistence. Audiences can experience expressive movement and poetic stage composition.
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Concerts · Songpa-gu
April 2, 2026
Jaap van Zweden conducts Bruckner’s Fourth Symphony
Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra (SPO) stands as one of Korea’s leading orchestral institutions, recognized for its diverse programming and collaborations with internationally acclaimed conductors and soloists. The orchestra consistently balances classical masterworks with contemporary repertoire, contributing significantly to Seoul’s cultural landscape.
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Festival · Taean
April 1, 2026
Taean World Tulip Flower Festival 2026
One of the top five tulip festivals in the world, held across Taean's coastal landscape. Over 10 million tulips in bloom across themed garden zones. Free admission.
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Performance · Seoul
April 1, 2026
SAC Symphony Festival 2026 — Seoul Arts Center
Korea's flagship orchestral festival at Seoul Arts Center brings together top Korean and international orchestras across 23 days of symphonic performances.
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Festival · Busan
March 28, 2026
Comic world 331 busan
Comic World 331 Busan is one of Korea’s largest fan-driven comic and subculture conventions, bringing together independent creators, illustrators, cosplay teams, and passionate fans in Busan. The event features a wide range of artist booths offering original comics, fan art, character goods, and limited-edition merchandise, creating a vibrant marketplace atmosphere. Cosplay participation remains a major...
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Concerts · Daegu
March 28, 2026
Lee Young-hyun Concert: For You Who Need My Song – Breath (Daegu)
Lee Young-hyun presents her concert For You Who Need My Song – Breath in Daegu on March 28, 2026. Known for her powerful vocals and emotional depth, she delivers a heartfelt live performance. Audiences can expect an immersive and moving concert experience.
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Concerts
March 28, 2026
Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra – Special Concert
Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra (SPO) stands as one of Korea’s leading orchestral institutions, recognized for its diverse programming and collaborations with internationally acclaimed conductors and soloists. The orchestra consistently balances classical masterworks with contemporary repertoire, contributing significantly to Seoul’s cultural landscape.
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Performance · Chuncheon
March 27, 2026
An Old Man’s Dream – Chuncheon
An Old Man’s Dream will be performed in Chuncheon from March 27 to March 28, 2026. This dramatic production reflects on memory, time, and the enduring hopes of later life. Audiences can expect a thoughtful and emotionally resonant theatrical experience.
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Concerts · Gwangjin-gu
March 27, 2026
Hebi The 1st Fan Concert: FROM HERE
Hebi is an emerging Korean artist who has steadily cultivated a dedicated fanbase through live performances and digital releases. Known for expressive vocals and emotionally focused stage delivery, Hebi’s career trajectory reflects consistent growth within the contemporary live music scene.
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Concerts
March 25, 2026
Violinist Kim Hye-ran – Violin Emotion IX
Violinist Kim Hye-ran presents Violin Emotion IX on March 25, 2026. This recital continues her signature concert series, highlighting expressive interpretation and refined violin artistry. Audiences can expect an emotionally immersive classical music experience.
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Concerts
March 25, 2026
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, led by Wynton Marsalis, is internationally recognized for its role in preserving and promoting jazz as a major American art form. The ensemble performs a broad repertoire ranging from classic big-band standards to contemporary compositions, maintaining both historical authenticity and modern relevance.
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