Goyang Food & Beer Festival 2026: Dates, Highlights, and Free Entry Guide

Goyang Food & Beer Festival

The Goyang Food & Beer Festival returns for its 7th edition from September 11 to September 13, 2026, as Goyang City’s representative gastronomic culture festival. It is a participatory urban festival created alongside citizens and local commercial districts, combining food, craft beer, live performances, and hands-on experience programs. The festival aims to offer a restorative break from everyday life for Goyang residents and tourists alike, while also supporting the local economy through a win-win platform that connects commerce and tourism.

Alongside its food truck zone and beer zone—both positioned to appeal to the MZ generation—the festival functions as a space where generations can meet and communicate. It also extends beyond the festival grounds through stay-over content linked to Goyang City’s broader cultural and tourism resources. With an eco-friendly operation model and a thorough safety management system, the event presents itself as a sustainable, urban-type festival crafted by Goyang City and open to everyone.

Goyang Food & Beer Festival

Main Programs

  • 1DAY — Korea Jayuro Song Festival
  • 2DAY — Midsummer Night’s Classical Concert
  • 3DAY — Citizen Healing Singing Contest
  • Random Dance Competition

Side Programs

  • Goyang Buskers Performances
  • Family Experiences
  • Goyang Night Market

Consumer Participation Events

  • SNS Certification Event
  • Treasure Hunt
  • MC Quiz
  • etc.

Other Food

  • Beer Sales Booth
  • 8 Food Booths (planned)

Practical Information

🗓️ 2026.09.11 ~ 2026.09.13

📍 Address: 1305-56 Jungang-ro, Ilsandong-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do (Janghang-dong)

🛏️ Accommodation near the event

💰 Fee: Free

📞 Inquiry: 031-927-9974

⭐️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodandbeer_official/

Goyang is a city immediately northwest of Seoul. It is best known for KINTEX, the largest convention and exhibition center in the area, which draws business visitors throughout the year. The city’s main recreational space is Ilsan Lake Park, a large park built around a lake, with cycling paths, seasonal flower displays, and open-air lawns used for performances. Every spring, the Goyang International Flower Festival takes place in the park and fills the grounds with large-scale floral arrangements. Around the lake and near KINTEX, restaurants, cafés, and breweries have opened in increasing number, giving the area a food-and-drink scene that did not exist in its current form a decade ago. Goyang’s appeal is therefore practical: it offers convention facilities, outdoor space, and enough eating and drinking options to make a visit worthwhile. The Food & Beer Festival is best understood in that context, as one more seasonal event centered in the city’s established public spaces.

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