Korean and Central Asian traditions are coming together on one outdoor stage at Seoul Children's Grand Park. According to the Seoul City FUN SEOUL festival listing, the Korea–Central Asia 34th Anniversary Cultural Festival is scheduled for Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 13:00 to 18:00 at the park's Open Stage in Gwangjin-gu. Admission is shown as free and the event as open to everyone. The poster names Iferi as organiser and Seoul Metropolitan Government as sponsor.
The programme categories include opening and closing celebrations, musical and other cultural performances, a fashion presentation featuring Korean hanbok and traditional clothing from Central Asia, and traditional cultural activities from Central Asian and other countries. The official introduction describes a goal of sharing the cultures of five Central Asian countries and encouraging mutual understanding. The most interesting aspect may be the chance to compare the dress, performance and traditions in person rather than seeing separate snapshots online.
For public transport, use Seoul Subway Line 7, Children's Grand Park Station Exit 1, then follow the park signs to the Open Stage. The event takes place at a particular outdoor stage, not throughout the entire park. Allow time to walk through the grounds and check event-day updates in case weather or crowd management affects entry or programming.
The city listing labels the festival itself free. It does not confirm whether every activity has no registration or capacity limit, whether any individual vendor charges money, or the minute-by-minute schedule. If a particular workshop interests you, check the organiser's updates rather than assuming an open drop-in spot.