Seocho Music Festival (서리풀뮤직페스티벌)
Sep 19–20, 2026 · Banpo-daero · Seoul · Free admission
Seocho Music Festival debuted in 2015 and has grown into the district's flagship event, attracting over 1.34 million visitors by 2025. The main festival takes…
Ways in
- Grand Stage — walk-in · Main stage performances including Classical Night, K-POP Night, and Seoripul Kids Classic · Free to all
- Welcome Stage — walk-in · Seoripul Choir Festival, Seoripul Jazz Night, and Seoripul Local Live performances · Free to all
- Joy Stage and Healing Stage — walk-in · Seoripul Music Live performances across multiple street stages · Free to all
- Festival grounds — walk-in · Experience booths, Seoripul Art Salon, photo zones, and events · Free to all
Good to know
- Hours: 토- 13:00~22:00일- 11:00~21:00
- Nearest station: Seocho Station (Line 2)
- Parking: No on-site parking; use of subway is recommended.
- Organizer: 서초구
- 233 Seocho-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul (Seocho Station to Seocho 3-dong intersection)
Questions
- When is Seocho Music Festival on?
- Seocho Music Festival runs Sep 19–20, 2026. Hours: 토- 13:00~22:00일- 11:00~21:00.
- Where is Seocho Music Festival?
- Banpo-daero, Seoul. 233 Seocho-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul (Seocho Station to Seocho 3-dong intersection). Nearest station: Seocho Station (Line 2).
- How much does Seocho Music Festival cost?
- Free (some booths including market and food and beverage vendors excluded).
- How do you get into Seocho Music Festival?
- There are 4 ways in: Grand Stage — Main stage performances including Classical Night, K-POP Night, and Seoripul Kids Classic · Free to all; Welcome Stage — Seoripul Choir Festival, Seoripul Jazz Night, and Seoripul Local Live performances · Free to all; Joy Stage and Healing Stage — Seoripul Music Live performances across multiple street stages · Free to all; Festival grounds — Experience booths, Seoripul Art Salon, photo zones, and events · Free to all.
- Can you get into Seocho Music Festival without booking?
- Yes. Grand Stage, Welcome Stage, Joy Stage and Healing Stage and Festival grounds are open access — no reservation needed.