This edition’s advertised period has ended. Below is the information published for 2026; it does not confirm that the event took place.
Sejong Korean Language Festival. · 2026 · Historical listing
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Official source · for reference ↗Information for this edition
- Dates
- Oct 9, 2026 — Oct 11, 2026
- Place
- Sejong Lake Park, Sejong Central Park. Address: 216 Dasom-ro, Sejong-dong, Sejong Special Autonomous City.
- Admission at the time
- Free
- Published hours at the time
- 10:00 to 21:00 (on day 3, 10:00 to 19:00)
- Facts last checked
- 2026-10-11
- First preserved here
- 2026-10-05

Published programme
Based on the excellent achievements of King Sejong the Great, particularly the creation of the Korean alphabet, this event has been held since 2013, and in 2025, it was renamed from "Sejong Festival" to "Sejong Korean Alphabet Festival." It operates as a festival that anyone, regardless of age or nationality, can relate to and enjoy, featuring performances, exhibitions, and hands-on activities that re-interpret the beauty and creativity of the Korean alphabet in a modern way. It provides a venue where the passion of artists, the smiles of citizens, and the excitement of tourists blend together, showcasing diverse content where the Korean alphabet becomes both art and play. Furthermore, through festival programs that combine tradition and modernity, it is growing into a unique cultural and tourism festival in Sejong City, allowing people to experience the charm of the Korean alphabet and the spirit of King Sejong the Great in a downtown park.
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Image credits & terms
Sejong Korean Language Festival.
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