[3.6–3.8] What to do this weekend? From a Taiwanese music festival to Seoul’s hottest club as picked by The Washington Post

Taiwan’s music festival Organikhas come to Seoul.
It’s like a precious preview stage in Korea before the official April performance.

Two stages and 8 DJs.

Especially since photos and videos are strictly prohibited at this event, you won’t even be able to console yourself later by watching SNS videos.

The energy you can only feel when you’re there!
It’s not an opportunity that comes often.

Friday night.
No plans, but feel like it’s a shame to just go home?

I recommend this Book & Wine Party.
In a cozy atmosphere decorated like a New York apartment, holding a wine glass,
read your favorite book,
and share your tastes with someone in hushed tones.

For advance reservations, send a DM via theInstagram accountabove.

The weekend event you can’t miss!

The morning rave in Bukchon seems to have established itself as one of Seoul’s unique events.
It was even featured in The Washington Post as “Seoul’s hottest club that opens at 9 AM.”

This weekend, they’re serving free caviar rice balls, finger food, and even coffee on-site,
so no need to worry about breakfast either.

It’s killing two birds with one stone—breakfast and an exciting workout, all at once.

Meanwhile, a silent disco zone operates where you can dance freely with headphones.
A unique party unfolding in the quiet alleys of Bukchon.

Gentle Monster, Disney, and even F1?

Could there be a more exciting collaboration than this?
They crammed in everything people love.

Ahead of this year’s F1 season opener, Gentle Monster unveils a new experimental line.
Unveiled worldwide at 11 AM on March 7th, this special pop-up will only be held in Seoul and Shanghai.

The Gentle Monster pop-up feels less like shopping and more like an exhibition. I’m eager to see how they blend artistry, creativity, and commercial appeal this time.

After opening on Saturday, March 7th, it will be open regularly, so you can visit anytime on the weekend.