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South Korean cultural and music festivals

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South Korean cultural and music festivals are being continue to be held both internationally and domestically. In São Paulo, Brazil, the 19th Korean Culture Festival in the Bom Retiro neighborhood has attracted over 100,000 visitors, fueled by global interest in K-pop and Korean cinema. Within In September 2026, various regions across South Korea, several regional events Korea are hosting diverse festivals to promote local tourism and traditional arts. In Seoul, the ‘2026 Salam Seoul Festival’ is scheduled or underway. These include for September 4 at Cheonggye Plaza, utilizing a ‘Silk Road’ theme to facilitate cultural exchange between Seoul, the Middle East, and Asia through musical performances and an AI-integrated fashion show. This follows the conclusion of the ‘2026 Seoul Fusion Gugak Festival’ at Seoul Children's Grand Park, which showcased modern interpretations of traditional Korean music. Regional programming includes the ‘2026 Suwon Jazz Fringe Festa Festa’ in the Haenggung-dong area from September 4 to 6, featuring domestic 18 jazz artists, teams. In Daedeok-gu, the ‘2026 Daedeok Deundeun Festival’ will take place in Ojeong-dong and Sintanjin-dong on September 4–5 and 11–12. Other notable events include the ‘2026 Seocho Music and Art Festival in Seoul Festival’ at the Express Bus Terminal plaza, which focuses on K-culture content such as fashion and music, drew 7,500 visitors, and the Pyeonghwa Nuri Picnic Festival ‘2026 Byeolbada Busan Night Music Campnic’ at Dadaepo Beach Park from September 4 to 19. Additionally, the POSCO Museum in Paju, which features various musical acts. Gangnam is hosting a special exhibition through November 15 to coincide with ‘Frieze Seoul’ and ‘Kiaf Seoul’.

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