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South Korean cultural festivals and programs
Overview
South Korean cultural activities and festivals are scheduled for October 2026, both internationally and within the country.
In Brussels and Singapore, film festivals will showcase South Korean cinema. The 14th Korean Film Week in Brussels features five Belgian premieres, including the historical drama ‘The King’s Warden’ and the mystery thriller ‘Confession’. In Singapore, the Korean Film Festival, themed ‘Stories Unseen’, will host 14 screenings focusing on diverse narratives such as those involving North Korean defectors and LGBTQ+ communities, including a 4K restoration of ‘Train to Busan’.
Domestically, various regional programs are planned across South Korea. Yeongju will host traditional thought experience activities, while Jeju will feature a ‘Children’s Docent Program’ at the Jeju Museum of Art and the 3rd Jeju Olive Festival. Additionally, Shinan County is set to hold the 26th International Flower Decoration Competition.
Entities
National Jeongdong Theater · Gyeongju Expo Cultural Center · Jeju Olive Festival · Jeju Museum of Art · Jeju Arts Center
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 5 sourcesSouth Korean regions host diverse cultural festivals and programs in October
South Korea hosts various October cultural events, including Yeongju's traditional workshops, Jeju's children's docent program and olive festival, and Shinan's International Flower Decoration Competition.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesKorean film festivals scheduled for October in Brussels and Singapore
Korean film festivals are scheduled for October in Brussels and Singapore, showcasing diverse genres ranging from historical epics and horror to award-winning animation and classic zombie thrillers.
Sources
bjynews.com · femalemag.com.sg · hidomin.com · jejusori.net · jnilbo.com · leuropeennedebruxelles.com · mediajeju.com