Celebratory Performances, Water Festa,
and Boseong Daily Concerts
The 48th Boseong Dahyang Tea Festival, a leading Korean tea culture festival that blends tradition and modernity, will be held from May 2 to May 6, offering visitors a special stage designed to delight all five senses.
On May 2, the 48th Boseong County Residents' Day event will take place under the theme "A Festival Where Generations Meet and Hearts Stay," bringing together different generations and providing a relaxing atmosphere for all attendees.
In particular, the Water Festa scheduled for that day will feature performances by Haha & Skull, Hyolyn, Homideul, and XLOV, delivering refreshing shows to beat the May heat. In the afternoon, a celebratory performance will feature Nataejoo, Park Seojin, and Miss Kim, offering a wide variety of entertainment that will appeal to audiences of all ages, from teenagers to seniors.
In addition, the festival will offer a wide range of attractions and activities, including the nation's largest county-wide Squid Game, an air show by the Republic of Korea Air Force's Black Eagles aerobatic team, and an outdoor amusement park where both children and adults can enjoy themselves and relax.
This year, the Boseong Daily Concert will go beyond its traditional outdoor performances by introducing a new "dinner party" concept, creating an even more special space for visitors. Some areas within the concert venue will be equipped with tables, allowing guests to freely order and enjoy local food while watching the performances. The festival aims to provide a unique spring evening where "dining and music" come together in perfect harmony. The concerts will take place each evening from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for three days. On May 3, popular trot singers Jang Minho and Hongja will open the festivities on stage.
On May 4, the "Queen of Trot" Song Gain, emotional balladeer Jeong Dakyung, and the sweet-voiced Song Haye will perform for the audience. On May 5, Children's Day, the "College Song Festival Returns" will be held, presenting a modern reinterpretation of the moving stages from past college song festivals.
A festival committee representative said, "This year, we have introduced a party concept so that tourists visiting Boseong can enjoy not only the pleasure of performances but also the joy of dining. We hope families, friends, and couples will create special spring night memories together."
Meanwhile, the 48th Boseong Dahyang Tea Festival will be held in Boseong, Korea's green tea capital, and will welcome tourists with a variety of programs, including tea field experiences, traditional tea ceremony demonstrations, and international tea culture exchange events.
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