Korean Festival Tallinn 2026 – K-pop, Food & Tickets
TALLINN · NOVEMBER 29, 2026 · K-CULTURE
On November 29, Salme Culture Centre will transform into a Korean-inspired street for one day, with Korean food, cosmetics, hanbok, K-pop, traditional games and workshops.
Would you like to try Korean street food, explore the world of K-beauty and experience a little of Seoul without leaving Estonia? K-Wave Street Festival takes place in Tallinn on November 29, 2026 — an interactive Korean culture festival.
Rather than a conventional concert, the organisers aim to create an entire themed Korean street inspired by different Seoul neighbourhoods. Visitors can discover food, beauty products, traditional clothing, music and cultural activities.
When and where is the festival?
Date: Sunday, November 29, 2026
Time: 11:00–18:00
Venue: Salme Kultuurikeskus (Salme Culture Centre)
Address: Salme 12, Tallinn, Estonia
Ticket: Street Pass — €20 on the organiser’s website
What can visitors do at K-Wave Street Festival?
K-Food Street
Taste Korean street food, including tteokbokki, kimchi, japchae and other dishes. According to the organiser, tasting portions are included in the Street Pass.
K-Beauty
Discover Korean cosmetics brands, product samples, skincare advice and makeup demonstrations, with opportunities to explore new products.
Hanbok Lane
Try on a hanbok, traditional Korean clothing, and take memorable photographs.
K-pop and performances
Performances by invited artists from Korea and Estonia, dance shows and an open K-pop dance workshop.
Korean games
Try traditional games including yutnori, tuho, jegi and ttakji in interactive areas.
Korean language and culture
Learn about Hangeul, the Korean writing system, write your name in Korean and join cultural workshops.
Korean language and culture workshop schedule
A special feature of the festival is the programme by the King Sejong Institute Tallinn. Visitors can learn the basics of the Korean writing system, write their names in Korean and try traditional games.
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 12:00–12:30 | Introduction to the Korean alphabet |
| 12:30–13:20 | Writing your name in Hangeul |
| 13:30–14:50 | Traditional Korean games |
| 15:00–15:30 | Second introduction to the alphabet |
| 15:30–16:10 | Second name-writing workshop |
| 16:10–16:20 | Prize draw |
Places in some workshops are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Check the organiser’s website for updated times for other performances and K-pop activities.
How much are K-Wave Street Festival tickets?
The official festival website lists the Street Pass at €20. It includes access to themed areas, Korean food tastings, performances, workshops and hanbok try-on activities.
The organiser also advertises a gift set of Korean beauty samples while supplies last. Other ticket categories and booking fees may apply on Piletilevi.
Why was the festival postponed?
K-Wave Street Festival was originally scheduled for October 4, 2026. The organisers moved it to November 29 to expand the programme with additional cultural experiences and activities.
Tickets purchased for the original date remain valid. If the new date does not work for you, Piletilevi states that a full refund can be requested by emailing tagasiost@piletilevi.ee with your order number.
Who will enjoy the Korean festival?
K-Wave Street Festival may appeal to K-pop and Korean drama fans, Asian food enthusiasts, beauty lovers and families looking for an unusual Sunday activity in Tallinn.
What makes the festival special is its interactive format. Visitors can do more than watch performances: they can taste food, play games, learn and explore new experiences.
Frequently asked questions
When is K-Wave Street Festival 2026?
November 29, 2026, from 11:00 to 18:00.
Where does the Korean festival take place?
At Salme Kultuurikeskus, Salme 12, Tallinn, Estonia.
Is food tasting included in the ticket?
According to the organiser, tasting portions are included in the €20 Street Pass.
Do visitors need to speak Korean?
No. Most activities are accessible to people discovering Korean culture for the first time.
Are tickets purchased for October 4 still valid?
Yes. Previously purchased tickets remain valid for November 29.
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