Jo Hui-chang's Saturday Classical Salon V. Schubertiades of Our Time [Gyeongju]

조희창의 토요 클래식 살롱 Ⅴ. 우리 시대의 슈베르티아데 [경주]

Featuring performances by Jo Hui-chang, Yun Eun-sol, Shin Kyung-shik, Park Yoo-shin, Bae Gi-tae, and Im Hyun-jin.

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Dates: Oct 17, 2026
Venue: Gyeongju Arts Center (Small Concert Hall - Wonhwa Hall) · 🏞️ Gyeongbuk
Price: ₩20,000
Ticketing: Official event site

Practical information

Opening hours: Saturday (17:00)
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Age: Ages 7 and up
Exact location: Gyeongju Arts Center (Small Performance Hall - Wonhwa Hall)
Organiser: Gyeongju City, Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism

Gyeongju Arts Center

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1 Alcheonbuk-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongbuk (Hwangseong-dong)

054-777-2949

garts.kr/index.do

Open since 2010

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CaféNursing roomParkingWheelchair accessible

Hall : Small Performance Hall (Wonhwa Hall)

331 seats

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