NatureNational Namdo Gugak Center <Ssitgimgut>
A Korean traditional music performance featuring 'Ssitgimgut' on stage, a traditional ritual that transcends the boundaries of life and death to release pent-up emotions and comfort the departed.
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NatureDavid Jamin Special Exhibition<Emotion in Motion>
A special exhibition of David Jamin, capturing the movement and inner emotions of figures through vibrant colors and restrained brushstrokes
NatureThe 3rd Jeju Dialect Theater Festival
A theater festival that brings Jeju's history, the lives of Haenyeo, and the stories of people living today to the stage in the Jeju dialect.
Nature2026 Hagwi Haewon Sangsaeng Gut
An on-site memorial service to remember the pain of Jeju 4·3, comfort the souls of the victims, and pray for peace and coexistence in the village.
Nature2026 85th Members' Exhibition of the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Branch of the Korean Art Association
A members' exhibition bringing together works by local artists who view Jeju's present from diverse perspectives.
Nature2026 5th Jeju Biennale Concert 'Variations on Autumn - Modakchigok Iyahong'
A special weekend where art and music meet! We invite you to a special outdoor concert that will make Jeju's autumn even richer.
NatureThe play <The Lives of Others>
A play depicting human conscience, change, and the power of art against the backdrop of the surveillance society of East Germany during the era of division.
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Nature[Jeju Content Agency] Humanities Special Lecture 'The Beginning of Jeju 4·3 Records and Stories: Walking Through Jeju 4·3 Historic Sites'
Follow the history and memories remaining at the Jeju 4·3 historical sites to examine the pain and stories held within these locations, and view the 4·3 incident as a historical and cultural resource.
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Nature[When You Grow Up] Free Screening & Q&A
This is a free screening and Guest Visit (GV) event for the film "When One Grows Up," co-hosted by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Labor Rights Center and the Jeju Women's Film Festival. Director Jung Seung-oh's second feature film tells the story of a family struggling between caregiving and making a living after a father is diagnosed with terminal cancer. The event will be held at Lotte Cinema Jeju Yeon-dong from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM on October 29, 2026. Admission is free for approximately 100 Jeju residents, and after the screening, there will be a session to discuss the meaning of caregiving and family with the director.
NatureThe 9th Jeju Elderly Care Reenactment Event <A Feast of Filial Piety Connecting Generations>
The 9th Jeju Yangno Reenactment is an event that modernly reenacts the Yangnoyeon (elderly respect banquet) held in Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty. Through royal court music and dance performances, visitors can experience the meaning of filial piety that connects generations and traditional culture.
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Nature[Lee Eun-kyung Marimba Lecture Concert] Scent of Love: Every Moment That Made Us Fall in Love
This lecture concert combines the warm tones of the marimba with scents, videos, and stories, allowing you to experience the moments of 'love' through various senses. Held at the Seomun Women's Cultural Center, this free indoor cultural event is suitable for families.
NatureKkaebirang 19th Regular Performance <Dudu Who Sees Sounds and Smells>
The 19th regular performance by Kkaebirang, a puppet theater club for people with disabilities. It tells the story of Dudu, who moved from the Blue Forest to the Rainbow Forest, helping a lost Toto by seeing the world through ears and nose. It is suitable for all children, and the performance lasts approximately 30 minutes.