Namsangol Hanok Concert Chwihyang Guide: Schedule, Tickets, Artists, and Perfume Experience

Namsangol Hanok Concert Chwihyang was a 2025 performance series built around a simple but distinctive idea: listen to music inside a traditional hanok, then complete the evening with a guided perfume-making experience. The official Namsangol Hanok Village notice listed the program as running every Friday at 7 p.m. from September 5 to November 7, 2025, at the Min Family House in Gwanhun-dong, with about 35 seats per performance and an all-seats ticket price of 30,000 won. ¹

Because the event period has already passed, this guide is written as a clear reference for readers checking what the Hanok Concert included, how ticketing was structured, and which artists appeared in the eight-performance lineup.

Namsangol Hanok Concert Chwihyang at a Glance

The strongest reason to understand Chwihyang as more than a standard concert is its format. The program combined live music in a traditional hanok setting with a 10ml perfume-blending session led by AC’SCENT after the performance. ¹ Yonhap, citing Seoul city information, described the series as a program pairing traditional music reinterpreted in a modern way with a fragrance-making experience inside a traditional hanok. ²

For practical planning, the key details were compact but important: the audience size was small, the age limit applied, and tickets were split into two booking phases. The official performance page presented the full program as eight performances, with the September shows opening first and the October-November shows opening later. ³

These details also explain why the event was likely best suited to people who wanted an intimate cultural program rather than a large concert hall performance. The capacity of about 35 seats per performance made the program small by design, and the added perfume session gave the evening a workshop-like structure.

Schedule, Ticketing, and Lineup

The 2025 Chwihyang schedule was divided into two booking periods. The September performances opened for reservation on August 14, 2025, while the later performances from October 17 to November 7 opened on September 25, 2025. ³ Newsis also reported that first-round ticketing began at 2 p.m. on August 14, 2025, for the four September Friday performances. ⁴

The first booking group covered the September solo performances by Trigger, Gu Yi-im, Simfull, and Park Daul. ⁴ The official performance listing then identified the later lineup from October 17 to November 7 as Youbal & Cho Yoon-seung, Oave, Arc Guitar Duo, and Woo Yerin. ³

A later Newsis report on September 25, 2025, described the second-round performances as combining fragrance-making with music across genres including jazz, indie music, and classical music, and it named Youbal & Cho Yoon-seung, Oave, and Arc Guitar Duo among the performers. ⁵ Seoul Culture Portal later registered a live clip of Woo Yerin with 3SAN performing “Look at the Moon + Haeeohwa,” identifying it as the eighth artist performance video from 2025 Namsangol Hanok Concert Chwihyang. ⁶

For readers reconstructing the schedule, the confirmed artist structure is therefore straightforward: four September programs, followed by four programs from October 17 through November 7. The source material does not provide a complete date-by-date table assigning every artist to a specific Friday, so the safest way to read the lineup is by ticketing block and period rather than by unverified individual dates.

What Visitors Needed to Know Before Booking

The most important booking fact was the limited scale. With about 35 seats per performance, each session was positioned as a small-capacity cultural event rather than a broad public festival. ¹ The 30,000 won all-seats price covered the performance and the post-show 10ml perfume experience, based on the official notice. ¹

The age rule also mattered. The event was listed for ages 12 and older, so it was not presented as a program for young children. ¹ Anyone comparing Chwihyang with other family-oriented Namsangol Hanok Village events would have needed to check that age guidance before booking.

The venue, Min Family House in Gwanhun-dong, was central to the concept. Seoul Culture Portal’s 2026 listing for the Woo Yerin live clip repeated the 2025 performance period and venue, reinforcing that the concert identity was tied to that specific hanok setting rather than a generic theater space. ⁶

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Patrick Choi

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