100 Years Night Night Market (백년나이트 야시장 (메기의 귀환))

100 Years Night Night Market (백년나이트 야시장 (메기의 귀환))

– Homepage
www.100night.com Instagram @100yearsmarket

– Tel
+82-2-903-9110

100 Year Market, a traditional market with a long history, transforms into a vibrant night market as evening falls. With a mini mirror ball, neon signs, and a mini DJ booth alongside new dining options each month, this retro-themed market is perfect for visitors of all ages.   

– Address : 16 Hancheon-ro 144-gil, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul

※ Presentation Information
– Event Date
20260807 ~ 20260808

– Schedule
16:00-21:00

– Location
Gangbuk-gu 100 Years Market

– Program
Retro-themed DJ performance, dance and busing performance, photo zones, events, etc.

– Sponsor
Ministry of SMEs and Startups, SEMAS, Seoul Metropolitan Government, Gangbuk-gu

– Sponsor Phone
+82-2-903-9110

– Co-Sponsor
100 Years Market Cultural Tourism Promotion Organization

– Fees
Free

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