A "Mysterious Autumn Night" at Namhae Tal Performance Museum... Performances by Noel, Areum Han, and More

To Be Held at Outdoor Park on October 16 at 7 PM
Linked with Gyeongnam Arts Week and "Cultural Month"
Live Performances, Photo Zone, Paper Mask Craft, Tarot, and Caricature Activities

Namhae-gun, South Gyeongsang Province, will host "A Mysterious Autumn Night at the Tal Performance Museum" at the outdoor park of the Tal Performance Museum in Idong-myeon on October 16, 2026, at 7 PM.

This event has been organized to provide local residents with performances and hands-on activities in celebration of Gyeongnam Arts Week (GAW) and October, designated as "Cultural Month."

The performance lineup includes Kyunseong Kang and Sanggon Lee of the ballad group Noel, trot singer Areum Han, and busker Jaewon Lee.

[Photo by Namhae County] Poster for the event "Suspicious Autumn Night at the Mask Performance Museum," held at the outdoor park of the Mask Performance Museum in Idong-myeon, Namhae County, at 7 PM on October 16.

The performers are slated to showcase popular music focused on ballads and trot.

In addition to the performances, visitors—especially families—will be able to participate in a variety of hands-on activity programs at the venue.

Key activities include a Halloween photo zone, clay paper mask craft, tarot reading, caricature drawing, and face painting.

Namhae-gun is planning to run this event as a cultural and arts program utilizing the outdoor spaces of the local cultural facility, the Tal Performance Museum.

Hyeun Cho, Director of the Culture and Sports Division of Namhae-gun, stated, "We have prepared both performances and hands-on activities," adding, "We will make every effort to ensure that this becomes a cultural event where local residents can participate together with their families and neighbors."

Meanwhile, "A Mysterious Autumn Night at the Tal Performance Museum" will take place at 7 PM on October 16, 2026, at the outdoor park of the Tal Performance Museum in Idong-myeon, Namhae-gun.

The Tal Performance Museum, a local cultural space, will be used as a venue not only for exhibitions but also as a community cultural space where residents can enjoy performances and interactive activities.

Attention is focused on whether this event will serve as a catalyst for the use of local cultural facilities to expand and continue offering various cultural and art programs, rather than remaining a one-time event.

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