What’s on in Seoul, South Korea, in July 2025
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What’s On in Seoul – July 2025

Seoul in July 2025 is packed with electric music festivals, open-air theatre, tech expos, and delicious street food. Here’s your curated monthly guide:
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Pop Culture and Community Events:
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Art and Exhibitions:
Festivals and Special Events:
Theatre, Performance and Musicals:
Sporting Events:
Food, Drink and Fun:
Conferences and Expos:
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Pop Culture and Community Events:

  1. Hongdae Street Art Festival
    • Dates: July 6–7, 2025
    • Where: Hongdae
    • Details: Open-air street art installations and hip-hop dance battles.
  2. Hanbok Culture Week
    • Dates: July 20–27, 2025
    • Where: Bukchon Hanok Village
    • Details: Traditional fashion showcases and cultural heritage walks.

Concerts and Music:

  1. ZICO Live in Seoul
    • Dates: July 13, 2025
    • Where: Blue Square Mastercard Hall
    • Details: Hip-hop artist ZICO returns with a special solo concert.
  2. 2025 K-Indie Music Festival
    • Dates: July 27–28, 2025
    • Where: Mapo Art Center
    • Details: A celebration of Korea’s vibrant indie music scene.

Art and Exhibitions:

  1. Immersive Monet & Friends
    • Dates: All July 2025
    • Where: Walkerhill The Seouliteum
    • Details: A multi-sensory exhibition of Impressionist masterpieces.

Festivals and Special Events:

  1. Boryeong Mud Festival (Day Trips from Seoul)
    • Dates: July 19–28, 2025
    • Where: Daecheon Beach, Boryeong
    • Details: Mud wrestling, music, and waterslides—summer’s messiest fun.

Theatre, Performance and Musicals:

  1. Phantom (Korean Production)
    • Dates: Ongoing in July
    • Where: Charlotte Theater
    • Details: A stunning musical adaptation of Gaston Leroux’s classic tale.

Sporting Events:

  1. K-League 1: FC Seoul vs. Ulsan HD
    • Dates: July 21, 2025
    • Where: Seoul World Cup Stadium
    • Details: Catch Korea’s top football teams in action.

Food, Drink and Fun:

  1. Mangwon Night Market
    • Dates: Fridays and Saturdays in July
    • Where: Mangwon Market
    • Details: Seoul street food classics and live performances.

Conferences and Expos:

  1. AI Seoul Forum 2025
    • Dates: July 25–26, 2025
    • Where: COEX
    • Details: Talks and demos on artificial intelligence and smart cities.

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These sources together give a comprehensive view of concerts, festivals, and other happenings and what to do around Seoul in July 2025.

 

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