Namsangol Dessert Experience Adds August 8 Sessions After Fast Sellout

The Namsangol Dessert Experience has added extra sessions for 2026 after Namsangol Hanok Village announced that all original sessions sold out within one minute of reservations opening. The added date is August 8, 2026, with two session start times, 13:00 and 15:00, at Okindong House inside Namsangol Hanok Village.¹

For visitors who missed the original booking window, the added sessions are the main update to know. The regular 2026 program was scheduled for weekends from July 18 to August 2, with two sessions per day, a 15-person capacity per session, a ticket price of 20,000 won, and age guidance of 8 and older.²

Added August 8 Sessions: Key Details

The additional August 8 sessions extend the summer dessert program beyond the original weekend run. Namsangol Hanok Village’s added-session notice lists the experience contents as apricot parfait, apricot jeungpyeon, wonsobyeong, and dongsimgyeol knot wind chime-making.¹ That means the added date keeps the focus on a combined dessert-and-craft experience rather than a general admission visit.

The original program information identifies the venue as Okindong House at Namsangol Hanok Village and lists the regular session times as 13:00-14:10 and 15:00-16:10.² The added-session notice gives the August 8 start times as 13:00 and 15:00; the provided source material does not separately state a different running time for the added date.

Regular Schedule, Venue, and Practical Checks

The regular Namsangol Dessert Experience schedule covers the weekends of July 18-19, July 25-26, and August 1-2, 2026, with two classes per day, as also shared through Namsangol Hanok Village’s official Instagram notice.³ The added August 8 date should therefore be treated as a separate extra round rather than part of the originally listed July 18 to August 2 period.

Seoul Culture Portal registers the program as an education and experience event at Okindong House and lists the fee as 20,000 won.⁴ Seoul Metropolitan Government’s July 2026 cultural calendar also lists the venue as Okindong House, the fee as 20,000 won, and the inquiry number as 02-6358-5533.⁵ For questions about availability, access, or event-day details not covered in the program summaries, that inquiry number is the clearest source-backed contact point.

A CultureGB report describes the program as including seasonal fruit parfait, traditional refreshments, wonsobyeong, and dongsimgyeol knot wind chime-making, while also listing the 15-person capacity, 8-and-older target, and 20,000 won ticket price.⁶ The official added-session notice is more specific about the August 8 menu, naming apricot parfait and apricot jeungpyeon.¹

For planning, readers should separate three layers of information: the original operating period, the added August 8 sessions, and any ticketing status at the time they check. The source material confirms that the original sessions sold out quickly and that extra sessions were announced, but it does not provide a live remaining-seat count.

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