What\u2019s on in Seoul – July 2026 Complete Guide<\/a><\/p>\n Music events <\/p>\n
Stray Kids World Tour \u2018RUN IT SEOUL\u2019 @ KSPO Dome<\/p>\n
One of K-pop\u2019s biggest global acts continues their world tour run in Seoul. Multiple nights at KSPO Dome through August 2.<\/p>\n
KSPO Dome, Olympic Park | Through Sunday<\/p>\n
americanfootball @ YES24 Wanderloch Hall<\/p>\n
American emo and indie rock legends American Football perform one night in Seoul on their Asia tour.<\/p>\n
YES24 Wanderloch Hall | Monday<\/p>\n
Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival 2026 @ Songdo Moonlight Festival Park<\/p>\n
Korea\u2019s biggest international rock festival returns with Khruangbin, Silica Gel, and 28 acts across multiple outdoor stages over three days.<\/p>\n
Songdo Moonlight Festival Park, Incheon | Thursday through Saturday<\/p>\n
PSY Soaking Show SUMMERSWAG 2026 @ Suwon World Cup Auxiliary Stadium<\/p>\n
PSY\u2019s legendary outdoor summer festival comes to Suwon for two days \u2014 water cannons, massive stages, and some of Korea\u2019s biggest artists.<\/p>\n
Suwon World Cup Auxiliary Stadium | Saturday and Sunday<\/p>\n
Stage Concert Series I: Frankenstein \u2013 The Musical Concert @ Jangchung Arena<\/p>\n
A special concert staging of the hit Korean musical Frankenstein, featuring the original cast performing the show\u2019s most beloved songs.<\/p>\n
Jangchung Arena | Saturday and Sunday<\/p>\n
Candlelight: Vivaldi\u2019s Four Seasons @ Jeongdong 1928 Art Centre<\/p>\n
An intimate candlelit performance of Vivaldi\u2019s Four Seasons by a live string ensemble in the stunning Jeongdong 1928 Art Centre.<\/p>\n
Jeongdong 1928 Art Centre, Jung-gu | Saturday | Check website for times<\/p>\n
Events <\/p>\n
Han River Overnight Camping @ Yeouido & Ttukseom Han River Parks<\/p>\n
Seoul launches its first Han River night economy pilot this August with free overnight campgrounds accommodating up to 200 tents per night at Yeouido and Ttukseom. Combined with late-night events, food delivery zones, DJ pools, outdoor movies, and riverside performances throughout the month.<\/p>\n
Yeouido & Ttukseom Han River Parks | Daily through August, 5:00 p.m. \u2013 9:00 a.m. | Free (reservation required)<\/p>\n
Han River Night Walk 42K @ Yeouido Han River Park<\/p>\n
A non-competitive overnight walking event for approximately 8,000 participants, departing from Yeouido in staggered groups and passing Banpo, Jamsil, Gwangnaru, Ttukseom, Mangwon, and Yanghwa before returning. A unique way to experience the Han River at night.<\/p>\n
Yeouido Han River Park | Saturday, August 1, 4:00 p.m. \u2013 Sunday, August 2, 8:00 a.m. | Free<\/p>\n
Silent DJ Party @ Mapo Bridge, Yeouido Han River Park<\/p>\n
A wireless headset dance party beneath Mapo Bridge on the Han River. The first of three August editions.<\/p>\n
Yeouido Han River Park, beneath Mapo Bridge | Saturday, August 1, 7:00 p.m. \u2013 10:00 p.m.<\/p>\n
Hi Seoul Cruise Fireworks Cruise @ Yeouido Han River Park<\/p>\n
Evening cruises along the Han River with fireworks displays departing from Yeouido.<\/p>\n
Yeouido Han River Park | Saturday, August 1, 7:30 p.m.<\/p>\n
Seoul Battleship Water Picnic @ Mangwon Han River Park<\/p>\n
Water bounce attractions and water gun activities at Seoul Battleship Park along the Han River. A great family day out.<\/p>\n
Seoul Battleship Park, Mangwon Han River Park | Saturday, August 1, 11:00 a.m. \u2013 5:00 p.m. | Free<\/p>\n
Han River Paddle Sports @ Ttukseom Han River Park<\/p>\n
Paddleboard and kayak sessions at the Seoul Windsurfing Center, with sessions at 10 a.m., 4 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. through August 16.<\/p>\n
Seoul Windsurfing Center, Ttukseom Han River Park | August 1\u201316<\/p>\n
Golden Blue Marina Yacht & Kayak Festival @ Banpo Han River Park<\/p>\n
Ongoing yacht and kayak experiences at Sebitseom, Banpo. Yacht rides operate 2\u201310 p.m. daily, kayaks available 2\u20137:30 p.m.<\/p>\n
Sebitseom, Banpo Han River Park | Daily through August<\/p>\n
Seoul Illustration Fair V.21 @ COEX<\/p>\n
One of Asia\u2019s biggest illustration and art fairs opens this week, featuring hundreds of Korean and international artists selling prints, original works, and merchandise. A must for art and design fans.<\/p>\n
COEX, Gangnam | Wednesday through Saturday<\/p>\n
Gwanghwamun Plaza Summer Water Park @ Gwanghwamun Square<\/p>\n
Gwanghwamun Square transforms into a free outdoor water play zone this summer, with misting zones, water jets, and splash areas open daily to the public.<\/p>\n
Gwanghwamun Square, Jongno-gu | Daily through August | Free<\/p>\n
Seoul Science Museum Summer Festival @ National Science Museum<\/p>\n
A five-day summer festival featuring evening stargazing sessions, hands-on science experiments, and family-friendly outdoor activities. Check the museum website for exact dates and booking.<\/p>\n
National Science Museum, Seoul | Check website for exact dates | Free<\/p>\n
Seoul Summer Museum & Cultural Venue Night Program @ Citywide<\/p>\n
Eight major Seoul cultural institutions \u2014 including the Seoul Museum of History, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul Museum of Craft Art, Namsangol Hanok Village, and Unhyeongung Palace \u2014 extend their opening hours every Friday evening from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. with special nighttime exhibitions and programs through August.<\/p>\n
Various venues, Seoul | Every Friday, 6:00 p.m. \u2013 9:00 p.m. | Free<\/p>\n
Han River Night Pools @ Hangang Parks<\/p>\n
Seoul\u2019s outdoor Han River swimming pools are open late this summer with extended hours until 10:00 p.m. at Ttukseom, Yeouido, and Gwangnaru Hangang Parks.<\/p>\n
Ttukseom, Yeouido & Gwangnaru Hangang Parks | Daily | Free<\/p>\n
Han River Art Workshop @ Hangang Parks<\/p>\n
Join local artists for free outdoor creative workshops along the Han River. Open to all ages and skill levels.<\/p>\n
Hangang Parks | Weekends | Free<\/p>\n
\u2018Plants Loved by Frida\u2019 Botanical Art Exhibition @ Seoul Botanic Park<\/p>\n
Seoul Botanic Park brings the world of Frida Kahlo to life with immersive botanical displays, classical concerts, curator talks, and hands-on workshops. Running through August 17.<\/p>\n
Seoul Botanic Park, Gangseo-gu | Through August 17 | Free<\/p>\n
Moonlight Urban Yoga @ Gwanghwamun Square<\/p>\n
Free outdoor yoga sessions continue every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evening. Final week \u2014 sessions end August 7.<\/p>\n
Gwanghwamun Square, Jongno-gu | Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, 7:30 p.m. | Free<\/p>\n
Seoul International Garden Show @ Seoul Forest<\/p>\n
The large-scale garden exhibition continues with 150 themed gardens and K-culture brand partnerships. Summer Night Movie screenings and family programs running this weekend. Through October 27.<\/p>\n
Seoul Forest, Seongdong-gu | Daily, noon \u2013 7:00 p.m.<\/p>\n
Centre Pompidou Hanwha @ Yeouido<\/p>\n
Seoul\u2019s newest cultural landmark continues its opening run with the inaugural exhibition The Cubists: Inventing Modern Vision.<\/p>\n
Yeouido, Seoul | Check website for opening hours<\/p>\n
Martin Parr: We Are Martin Parr @ Seoul Museum of Art<\/p>\n
A major retrospective of British documentary photographer Martin Parr continues at SeMA. Running through October 18.<\/p>\n
Seoul Museum of Art, Seosomun | Tuesday \u2013 Sunday<\/p>\n
Yoo Youngkuk: A Mountain Within Me @ Seoul Museum of Art<\/p>\n
The major retrospective of Korean abstract pioneer Yoo Youngkuk continues at SeMA. Running through October 25.<\/p>\n
Seoul Museum of Art, Seosomun | Tuesday \u2013 Sunday<\/p>\n
Seoul Fortress Topography Exhibition @ Seoul Museum of History<\/p>\n
A new exhibition exploring how Seoul\u2019s natural landscape shaped the capital\u2019s 18th-century fortress defence system. Running through October 25.<\/p>\n
Seoul Museum of History, Jongno-gu | Tuesday \u2013 Sunday<\/p>\n
Jihyun Lee: Fantasma: Restless Silence @ Arario Gallery Seoul<\/p>\n
A solo exhibition of Korean artist Jihyun Lee\u2019s work at Arario Gallery. Running through August 15.<\/p>\n
Arario Gallery Seoul | Tuesday \u2013 Sunday<\/p>\n
Vivian Greven: In Bloom @ Perrotin Seoul<\/p>\n
A solo exhibition by German artist Vivian Greven exploring the body and nature through large-scale paintings. Running through August 19.<\/p>\n
Perrotin Seoul | Tuesday \u2013 Saturday<\/p>\n
Mr.: What the Season Left Behind @ Lehmann Maupin Seoul<\/p>\n
A solo exhibition by Japanese artist Mr. at Lehmann Maupin Seoul. Running through August 14.<\/p>\n
Lehmann Maupin Seoul | Tuesday \u2013 Saturday<\/p>\n
Kwon Byungjun: You Are In My Heart @ Buk-Seoul Museum of Art<\/p>\n
A major exhibition at Buk-Seoul Museum of Art running through May 2027.<\/p>\n
Buk-Seoul Museum of Art, Dobong-gu | Tuesday \u2013 Sunday<\/p>\n
Dialogue in the Dark @ Bukchon Hanok Village<\/p>\n
An immersive experience conducted in complete darkness, guided by visually impaired hosts. Running through December 31.<\/p>\n
Jongno-gu | Check schedule for times<\/p>\n
Sports events <\/p>\n
Seoul E-Land FC @ Mokdong Stadium<\/p>\n
K League 2 action in western Seoul.<\/p>\n
Yangcheon-gu | Check kleague.com for fixture and kick-off time<\/p>\n
LG Twins, Doosan Bears & Kiwoom Heroes @ Seoul Stadiums<\/p>\n
All three of Seoul\u2019s KBO teams are in action this week across Jamsil Baseball Stadium and Gocheok Sky Dome.<\/p>\n
Jamsil & Gocheok | Tuesday through Sunday, 6:30 p.m.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"(Photo courtesy of haps Magazine Korea) Here is what\u2019s going on around the city of Seoul this week.
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