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Cultural and architectural events in Incheon

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Cultural institutions in Incheon are hosting various educational lecture series focused on history, humanities, and traditional culture. The Incheon City Museum announced its Museum’s 28th Museum University course, themed ‘History as a Mirror’, which offers free lectures on topics such as the classical text ‘Shiji’, Joseon Dynasty foreign relations, and the leadership of King Sejong, and the reign of Louis XIV. Sejong. Additionally, the Korea Modern Literature Museum is hosting a series titled ‘Today’s Life with Tradition’. Led Tradition’, led by author Park Young-bin, these sessions focus focusing on antique collecting and the integration of traditional elements into in modern daily life. In October 2026, the city’s cultural programming expands to include the 28th Incheon Architecture Festival. Held Festival from October 16 to 21 at the Incheon Culture and Arts Center, Center. Themed ‘change’, the festival operates under the theme of ‘change’ and features award-winning works, student competitions, and exhibitions from the Incheon International Architecture Exhibition and the Incheon Sculptors Association. Other regional festivities include the 6th Subongsan Festival in Michuhol-gu on October 17–18 at Subong Park, featuring musical performances by artists such as Ailee, Byeon Jin-seop, and Kim Hyun-jung, alongside art flea markets and an outdoor cinema. The 4th Baedari Festival will take place in Jemulpo-gu on October 24–25, highlighting the history of Baedari alleys through humanities concerts and exhibitions at the old Changyeong Elementary School. Educational offerings extend into late 2026, with Incheon University’s Lifelong Education Center hosting a lecture series titled ‘Creation: Ja-dam – What is the Meaning of Human Creation in the AI Era?’ from November 18 to December 16, exploring human creativity in the age of artificial intelligence. Simultaneously, Wolmi Park will host a traditional rice harvesting experience at the Korean Traditional Garden on October 16. The event includes activities such as harvesting rice with sickles, traditional threshing, and rice cake pounding, accompanied by 16, featuring folk performances like Nongak and various folk dances, as well as traditional food tastings.

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