A different tradition every night
At the Crown Haitai Hall of Seoul Namsan Gugakdang, the sixth ㅊㅊ-hada Festival introduces younger performers working with Korean traditional performing arts. This is not a single continuous show: each evening offers a different art form.
On Tuesday, November 10, the focus is vocal music; Wednesday, November 11 is instrumental music; Thursday, November 12 features dance; and Friday, November 13 is dedicated to *yeonhui*, the lively performance traditions that blend rhythm, movement and theatrical play. All four performances are listed to begin at 7 p.m. Their finishing times have not been confirmed.
Choose the evening, not just the festival
If you are new to Korean traditional arts, the four-part format is an opportunity to start with the genre that interests you most. The event listing specifies a minimum age of 7 years and KRW 20,000 for all seats; it does not prove that tickets are currently available. Check the official linked booking service before committing to a date. Conditions and refund rules may vary.
The venue is at Seoul Namsan Gugakdang, with Chungmuro Station Exit 4 listed by the city as a public-transport approach. Confirm the venue entrance and any accessibility assistance before visiting.