Outdoor Concerts Every Saturday in August
Open to Guests and Visitors

Outdoor performances where visitors can enjoy brass, tango, and jazz music against the backdrop of the coastal waters of Gijang will continue through the end of this month.


Ananti Cove and Village de Ananti announced on August 4 that they will host outdoor live performances every Saturday evening until the 29th of this month.


The shows will run every Saturday from 7:30 p.m. for about 40 minutes. Various genres such as brass, tango, and jazz will be featured on an outdoor plaza overlooking the sea, allowing guests to relax and enjoy performances on summer nights.


At Ananti Cove, a different team takes the stage each week. On the 8th, ‘ChinChinTango,’ a quartet consisting of piano, drums, violin, and bandoneon, will perform. On the 15th and 29th, ‘Walking Socks’—comprised of marching drum, saxophone, electric guitar, and bass guitar—will present a stage combining music and performance. On the 22nd, the ‘Kim Kyunghan Quartet,’ led by baritone Kim Kyunghan from JTBC’s ‘Phantom Singer,’ will perform jazz music, including Sting’s ‘Englishman in New York.’ The performances will take place at the Ananti Town plaza.


Guests can also enjoy food prepared for the event. Booths at the plaza will sell shrimp chipotle tacos, BBQ pulled pork tacos, and draft beer.


At Village de Ananti, jazz performances will be held at G Square plaza. On the 8th and 22nd, the ‘Jasmin Jazz Group’ will perform; on the 15th, it will be ‘Moon World’; and on the 29th, the ‘Sunny Moon Jazz Group’ will take the stage. The shows will focus on familiar jazz classics such as ‘L-O-V-E’ and ‘Fly Me to the Moon.’



Both hotel guests and general visitors can enjoy these performances freely without any separate admission fee.

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