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Festivals and Events: Apr/May 2014 (UPDATED)



Festival
Date
City/County/District
Region
NOTES
2013.12.01
2014.04.30
Pocheon-si
Gyeonggi
2013.12.20
2014.05.11
Yeosu-si
Jeonnam
2014.02.15
2014.05.31
Yangpyeong-gun
Gyeonggi
"How to enjoy your free time" Exhibit
2014.03.21
2014.05.07
Jung-gu
Seoul
2014.04.01
2014.04.30
Wando-gun
Jeonnam
April 18 is cancelled
2014.04.01
2014.10.31
Bucheon-si
Gyeonggi
2014.04.05
2014.06.15
Yongin-si
Gyeonggi
2014.04.11
2014.05.11
Wando-gun
Jeonnam
expo to proceed but performances cancelled
2014.04.13
2014.06.29
Jongno-gu
Seoul
April 20 is cancelled
2014.04.15
2014.05.11
Bucheon-si
Gyeonggi
2014.04.18
2014.04.27
Jung-gu
Busan
to proceed but scaled down
2014.04.18
2014.04.27
Sinan-gun
Jeonnam
2014.04.19
2014.04.19
Yongsan-gu
Seoul
postponed indefinitely
2014.04.19
2014.05.01
Ganghwa-gun
Incheon
2014.04.19
2014.04.19
Jongno-gu
Seoul
cancelled
2014.04.24
2014.04.27
Nam-gu
Ulsan
postponed to Jul 1-3
2014.04.25
2014.04.27
Jongno-gu
Seoul
2014.04.25
2014.05.11
Jongno-gu
Seoul
2014.04.25
2014.05.25
Taean-gun
Chungnam
2014.04.25
2014.04.27
Yeongwol-gun
Gangwon
2014.04.25
2014.04.27
Suyeong-gu
Busan
postponed indefinitely
2014.04.25
2014.04.27
Asan
Chungnam
cancelled
2014.04.25
2014.05.18
Icheon-si
Gyeonggi
2014.04.25
2014.05.11
Goyang-si
Gyeonggi
Opening ceremony and fireworks show are cancelled
2014.04.26
2014.04.27
Ilsan
Gyeonggi
2014.04.30
2014.05.12
Jongno-gu
Seoul
performances cancelled
2014.04.29
2014.05.11
Jongno-gu
Seoul
performances cancelled
2014.04.30
2014.05.06
Mungyeong
Gyeongbuk
2014.05.01
2014.09.25
Jung-gu
Seoul
postponed to Jun - Sep
2014.05.01
2014.05.06
Namwon
Jeonbuk
2014.05.01
2014.05.06
Damyang
Jeonnam
postponed to Jun
2014.05.01
2014.05.06
Suwon-si
Gyeonggi
postponed to Aug 13-17
2014.05.01
2014.05.10
Jeonju-si
Jeonbuk
2014.05.02
2014.05.05
Ulju-gun
Ulsan
2014.05.02
2014.05.05
Yeoncheon
Gyeonggi
2014.05.02
2014.05.06
Jung-gu
Daegu
postponed to Oct
2014.05.02
2014.05.06
Boseong-gun
Jeonnam
2014.05.02
2014.05.11
Hampyeong-gun
Jeonnam
2014.05.03
2014.05.04
Jung-gu
Seoul
cancelled
2014.05.03
2014.05.04
Mapo-gu
Seoul
2014.05.03
2014.05.05
Ansan
Gyeonggi
cancelled
2014.05.03
2014.05.04
Gangdong-gu
Seoul
2014.05.03
2014.05.06
Icheon-si
Gyeonggi
2014.05.03
2014.05.06
Jeonju-si
Jeonbuk
2014.05.03
2014.05.06
Yeosu-si
Jeonnam
2014.05.03
2014.05.06
Gapyeong-gun
Gyeonggi
2014.05.03
2014.05.11
Jongno-gu
Seoul
postponed to Sep-Oct
2014.05.03
2014.05.11
Jongno-gu
Seoul
postponed to Sep-Oct
2014.05.04
2014.05.04
Jongno-gu
Seoul
to proceed but royal procession cancelled
2014.05.04
2014.05.06
Yangpyeong-gun
Gyeonggi
2014.05.05
2014.05.05
Gwangjin-gu
Seoul
2014.05.09
2014.05.11
Dong-gu
Busan
postponed to Jun 13-15
2014.05.09
2014.05.18
Uijeongbu
Gyeonggi
2014.05.16
2014.05.18
Hadong-gun
Gyeongnam
2014.05.17
2014.05.18
Songpa-gu
Seoul
2014.05.23
2014.06.01
Gokseong-gun
Jeonnam
festival cancelled but roses are still expected to bloom
2014.05.25
2014.06.01
Chuncheon
Gangwon
2014.05.30
2014.06.01
Yeoju-gun
Gyeonggi
2014.05.31
2014.06.07
Gangneung-si
Gangwon

Notes:
do - province
si - city
gu - district
gun - county
myeon - township

Special cities are the highest-ranked administrative divisions in South Korea. These cities have equal status to the provinces. There are three kinds of first-level city in South Korea.  
Special city (특별시): Seoul
Metropolitan cities (광역시): Busan, Daegu, Daejeon, Gwangju,Incheon, Ulsan
Special autonomous city: (특별자치시) Sejong

Chungnam is short for Chungcheongnam-do
Chungbuk is short for Chungcheongbuk-do
Jeonnam is short for Jeollanam-do
Jeonbuk is short for Jeollabuk-do
Gyeongbuk is short for Gyeongsangbuk-do
Gyeongnam is short for Gyeongsangnam-do


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