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Black Music Festival
- 📅 Dates
- Oct 25, 2025 – Oct 25, 2025
- 📍 Location
- Ganeung-dong, Uijeongbu-si, Gyeonggi-do
- 🎫 Admission
- Free
- 🕘 Hours
- 17:00-21:30
- 🎪 Venue
- Uijeongbu Camp Red Cloud (CRC)
- 👥 Age
- Open to visitors of all ages
- 🏛️ Organizer
- Uijeongbu · Uijeongbu Cultural Foundation
- ☎️ Contact
- +82-31-828-5841
⚠️ This festival's listed dates have passed
The dates above are from the most recent official schedule. Many Korean festivals are annual events held around the same time each year, but the next date has not been officially confirmed yet — please check the official website or a Google search below before planning a trip.
Overview
The Black Music Festival feature performances across various genres, including hip hop, R&B, soul form both local artists and international artists. Along with performances, visitors can enjoy various cultural events and hands-on experience programs.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization (official English translation, TourAPI).
🅿️ Nearby attractions — with actual parking capacity
Most sites only say "parking available." These are official figures from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, so you can judge before you drive.
Names and addresses here stay in Korean on purpose. Google Maps cannot give directions inside South Korea, and NAVER Map / KakaoMap find these places only under their Korean names — copy an address above and paste it straight in.
🏮 Traditional market days during the festival
Korean country markets open only on days ending in fixed digits — every 5 days. These are the actual dates they open while the festival runs, so you can add one to the same trip.
Names and addresses here stay in Korean on purpose. Google Maps cannot give directions inside South Korea, and NAVER Map / KakaoMap find these places only under their Korean names — copy an address above and paste it straight in.
🎪 Other festivals nearby at the same time
Overlapping dates, within 60 km.
Nearby Attractions
Places near the festival venue, described in English by the Korea Tourism Organization. Distances and times are road-based driving estimates from NAVER route search — useful for taxi trips — and can change with traffic. Places under 1 km in a straight line are marked “walkable”. Anything more than 15 km away by road is left out.
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Uijeongbu Budaejjigae Street의정부 부대찌개거리 Attraction0.4 km straight · walkable
The word budaejjigae has two parts: budae , or military unit, and jjigae, a dish made by boiling ingredients and stock in a pot. It originates from the post-Korean War…
Korean address for map apps경기도 의정부시 호국로1309번길 7 -
Uijeongbu Curling Stadium의정부 컬링경기장 Travel courseapprox. 4.0 km · ~15 min by car
Curling is one of the most well-known winter sports. Uijeongbu Curling Stadium has a curling sheet built according to international standards, so it is often used by…
Korean address for map apps경기도 의정부시 체육로 136 -
Nari Farm나리농원 Attractionapprox. 7.6 km · ~15 min by car
Nari Farm has the largest globe amaranth colony in the nation. During the Globe Amaranth Festival in September-October, the farm is filled with visitors. The farm is a…
Korean address for map apps경기도 양주시 광사동 -
[Seoul Trail Course 1] Suraksan · Buramsan Mountain Course[서울 둘레길 1코스] 수락 · 불암산 코스 Travel courseapprox. 8.4 km · ~17 min by car
Seoul Trail is a walking trail that encompasses the entire city of Seoul, with a total length of 157km and 8 courses. It weaves together the history, culture, and…
Korean address for map apps서울특별시 도봉구 도봉동 38-3 -
Uijeongbu Art Library의정부 미술도서관 Cultural facilityapprox. 6.5 km · ~18 min by car
Opened in December 2019, this is the first specialized library in Korea, combining a library with an art museum. The first floor has the Art Ground Exhibition Hall…
Korean address for map apps경기도 의정부시 민락로 248 (민락동)
Google Maps cannot provide driving or transit directions inside South Korea. Paste the Korean addresses above into NAVER Map or KakaoMap — both work with these addresses and are what people here actually use.
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Taking the trip home
A small Korean brand called kory puts city names on everyday things — hair rollers, hair ties, claw clips, scarves.
We help make kory, so this is not a paid placement — but it is a link we have an interest in. That is why it sits here at the bottom and nowhere else. Product pages and the shop home are in English; a few other pages there are still Korean only.