
2026 Seoul Autumn Festa
Gwangjin-gu·Indoor and outdoor venues across Seoul, Han River Park areas, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture Daehangno Center, etc.

Free · Gwangjin-gu Areas of Ttukseom Hangang Park Riverside Stage
Seoul Autumn Festa is a seasonal brand that weaves Seoul's autumn together with performing arts. During the official season, which runs for 73 days from September 18 to November 29, large and small festivals and individual performances gather in one place to create a stage that colors the entire city of Seoul with art. A total of about 200 plays, dances, music, and traditional arts performances are held throughout the season, allowing citizens to experience a special journey with performing arts from the beginning to the end of autumn. An opening performance will be held on September 18 to open the curtain of the 2026 Seoul Autumn Festa, which will unfold across Seoul. This opening performance is not just a simple celebration, but a meaningful stage that defines Seoul's autumn through performing arts and declares Seoul as a 'performing arts-centered city'. - Date & Time: Sep. 18 (Fri) 19:30 - Location: Ttukseom Hangang Park Waterside Stage - Running time: 90 minutes - Director: Lee Ru-da A place to meet performances more easily and closely. An integrated information platform connecting online and onsite so that citizens and tourists can look at performances and festivals across Seoul at a glance and discover performances that suit their tastes during the festival period. - Location: 1st Floor, Daehak-ro Center, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture - Period: Sep. 16, 2026 (Wed) – Nov. 29, 2026 (Sun) *Closed on Mondays and public holidays
Gwangjin-gu Areas of Ttukseom Hangang Park Riverside Stage
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