Daejeon Seo-gu Book Festival
- Performing Arts
- Activities
664, Hanbat-daero, Seo-gu, Daejeon (Galma-dong)
Festival dates
EndedSat, Oct 24, 2026 – Sat, Oct 24, 2026
1 day · Ended
Things to do
- Hours
- 13:00~17:00
- Venue
- Wolpyeong Library, Galma Cultural Park
- Program
- 1. Main Stage: Author Lectures, Magic Shows, Avid Reader Awards, Non-verbal Circus, Classical Music Performances 2. Exhibitions: Book Curation, Original Picture Book Artwork Exhibition, User Artwork Exhibition 3. Special Events: Discarded Book Recycling, Outdoor Library 3. Reading Participation Experiences: Storytelling, Reading-related Crafts, AI Experience, etc. Reading Experience Booths 4. Other Activities: Stamp Tour, Photo Zone
- Admission
- Free
- Contact
- 042-288-4872
- Website
- Visit
- Source
- Korea Tourism Organization
The Seo-gu Book Festival is the representative reading festival of Seo-gu, Daejeon, dedicated to sharing the joy of books and reading with local residents. Held every autumn, it provides a platform for communication that connects books with people, culture with the local community through diverse reading culture programs that the whole family can enjoy and participate in. The festival features a rich stage program including author meet-and-greets, performances, and concerts, as well as exhibitions where books and art harmonize, such as book curation and original picture book art displays. Furthermore, it operates special events like discarded book recycling and outdoor libraries, along with various reading experiences such as storytelling and reading-related crafts. By collaborating with local universities, bookstores, and art organizations, the festival aims to be a community-driven event. In addition, it expands opportunities for cultural and artistic experiences and the joy of reading by adding participatory programs that the whole family can enjoy, such as stamp tours. The Seo-gu Book Festival is a leading reading culture festival that broadens intergenerational communication and empathy through the medium of books, promotes local reading culture, and elevates the cultural value of libraries.