Andong Culture and Arts Center's "Culture Every Day" Concert: When Rhythm Becomes Dance! [Andong] (September)

Name: Andong Culture and Arts Center's "Culture Every Day" Concert: When Rhythm Becomes Dance! [Andong] (September)
Start: 2026-09-30
End: 2026-09-30
Location: Andong Arts Center

안동문화예술의전당 문화가 있는날 콘서트, 리듬이 춤이 되는 순간! [안동] (9월)

Featuring Kim Su-yu, Lee Han-gyeol, Woo Jae-hun, Eun-il, and Hong Hyung-min.

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Dates: Sep 30, 2026
Venue: Andong Culture and Arts Center (Swan Hall) · 🏞️ Gyeongbuk
Price: ₩5,000
Ticketing: Official event site

Practical information

Opening hours: Wednesday (19:30)
Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes
Age: Ages 4 and up
Exact location: Baekjo Hall, Andong Culture and Arts Center
Organiser: Andong Culture and Arts Center

Andong Arts Center

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Gyeungsangbuk-do, Andong-si, 66 Chukjejang-gil (Anheung-dong)

054-840-3600

andongart.go.kr/

Open since 2010

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Hall : Swan Hall

276 seats

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💡 Good to know

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