U+ The Gap Between the Ordinary and the Extraordinary (U+ 일상비일상의틈)

2026-11-03

426 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

U+ The Gap Between the Ordinary and the Extraordinary is an interactive cultural and artistic space operated by LG U+ located on Gangnam-daero in Seoul. Based on the “Art Garage” concept, it is a space that showcases the creative work and experiments of emerging artists. Visitors can do more than just view the artworks; they can actively participate and discover new forms of art and personal tastes. The first floor features installation art and interactive experiences, while the second floor houses “AI Art Mate” and the “Art Shop.” Floors 3 through 6 serve as exhibition spaces where visitors can enjoy participatory exhibitions and media art. The “U+ Lounge” on the first basement level offers a space where visitors can relax while drawing with various types of paper and pencils or jotting down their thoughts. It is a culture and art platform that makes art accessible and relatable through exhibitions, AI-generated artwork commentary, participatory content, and art merchandise.

Billboard Korea Haus (빌보드코리아 하우스)

2026-10-12

29 Seolleung-ro 121-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Located in Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Billboard Korea Haus is a multi-purpose cultural space for various K-Music events. From the third basement level to the fifth floor, the space can host private performances, photo shoots, and pop-up events, and visitors can browse a wide selection of albums, records, and merchandise. A café on the first floor is open to the general public.

Glow Safari Panda 100 (글로우사파리 판다100)

2026-08-19

200 Duryugongwon-ro, Dalseo-gu, Daegu

Glow Safari Panda 100, located in the 83 Tower of Daegu E-World, is a place where you can enjoy a mystical media experience with cute pandas. It is an experiential space where you can see, touch, and interact through various interactive content, allowing you to have a special time connecting with the pandas. Families and couples can create beautiful memories by taking photos with the various lights.

10y Ground (10년후그라운드)

2026-06-30

1 Yangchon-gil, Nam-gu, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City

10y Ground, also known as 10 Years Later Ground, was originally built in 1969 as a church and gymnasium. It was later transformed into Eunseong Kindergarten in 1975. For over 50 years, it has served as a learning space that nurtured countless dreamers, preserving layers of memories and history across generations. Now reimagined as a village concierge in Yangnim-dong, the space offers a range of unique, locally rooted experiences found only in the area. It brings together diverse knowledge-based services, including education, community, and publishing, as well as food experiences that introduce new lifestyles. A variety of cultural and artistic programs are also available to enrich everyday life. 10y Ground hosts events and gatherings, operates docent tours and hands-on art programs, and features a curated selection of local goods. Signature beverages, including the 1890 Vienna latte and a classic Americano, are also available.

Eihwaz (아이와즈)

2026-08-20

71 Sangwan-gil, Gwangsan-gu, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City

Eihwaz, located in Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City, is a multi-cultural space inspired by a European sensibility and centered on the theme of “the most beautiful moments in life.” The venue offers a range of curated spaces and programs, providing diverse experiences for visitors alongside facilities suitable for various purposes. Designed for flexible and organic use, the space accommodates a wide range of purposes, including brand showcases, corporate training sessions, and trendy pop-up stores. With its unique concept and versatile facilities, Eihwaz stands out as a distinctive venue in Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City, offering an exotic and immersive leisure experience within the city.

OAR Contemporary Art Museum (오아르미술관)

2026-05-14

260-6 Geumseong-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do

OAR Contemporary Art Museum, meaning “Beauty Encountered Today,” is a private art museum in Gyeongju that brings together traditional Korean art and contemporary works from around the world that have been collected since 2005. Located near Daereungwon Ancient Tomb Complex, it offers a unique cultural setting where the city’s rich heritage meets modern artistic expression. Through a diverse range of exhibitions, programs, and events, the museum provides an accessible and engaging space for visitors to experience art. As a growing cultural landmark, OAR Contemporary Art Museum invites everyone to explore creativity in a setting that reflects the timeless charm of Gyeongju.

Jungnim Changgo (중림창고)

2026-04-24

33 Seosomun-ro 6-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul

Jungnim Changgo is a space created by remodeling an old warehouse, serving as a cultural heritage that reflects the traces of modern industry in Seoul. It is also a multipurpose cultural space that combines exhibitions, bookstores, cafes, and programs. It also has a shared library where book curators with diverse tastes gather to introduce, exhibit, and sell books. Located near Seoul Station, it serves as a bridge connecting tourism, local communities, and culture.

Little Prince House (감천문화마을 어린왕자 전시관)

2026-03-12

200 Gamnae 1-ro, Saha-gu, Busan

Little Prince House in Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan, was established by the Succession Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in collaboration with Gamcheon Culture Village. As the only exhibition hall in Korea dedicated to "The Little Prince," it invites visitors to explore Saint-Exupéry’s philosophy through immersive displays, photo zones, and experiential exhibits inspired by the story’s iconic themes.

Chungju Museum (충주박물관)

2026-09-15

112-28 Jungangtap-gil, Jungangtap-myeon, Chungju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do

Chungju Museum was established with the purpose of preserving academic research and artifacts of the Korea's central inland cultural region and realizing a museum that engages with citizens through various events such as special exhibitions. It is composed of the first exhibition hall, the second exhibition hall, and outdoor exhibition spaces. The first exhibition hall displays Buddhist relics, such as those related to Mireukdaewon Stone Temple Site and the second exhibition hall focuses on materials excavated from the Chungju area, showcasing the historical characteristics from the prehistoric era to the Unified Silla period. In particular, the exhibition of the Chungju Goguryeobi Monument and the Danyang Jeokseongbi Monument demonstrates that the Chungju area was a strategic location during the Three Kingdoms period.

Exhibition Hall of Chungju Goguryeo Monument (충주고구려비전시관)

2026-09-15

2319 Gamno-ro, Jungangtap-myeon, Chungju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do

Opened in 2012, the Exhibition Hall of Chungju Goguryeo Monument is the only place in Korea where visitors can see the Goguryeobi Monument, a stone stele from the ancient Goguryeo Kingdom. Chungju was once a strategic stronghold, controlling key mountain passes and the Namhangang River. The monument provides evidence of Goguryeo’s occupation of the area for more than 70 years. Although it had long stood in Ipseok Village, its historical significance was not recognized until 1979. It is believed to have been erected after King Jangsu expanded Goguryeo’s territory into the Namhangang River basin. Beyond the monument itself, the exhibition hall presents Goguryeo’s history, culture, legends, and daily life, as well as information on the monument’s discovery and other major Goguryeo relics.

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