Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI)
Festival · Local life
UpcomingIn 11 days · Data as of 3 Nov 2026
Pocheon Petsta
Original Korean title: 포천펫스타
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Pocheon Art Valley, Gyeonggi
Dates · public dataEN · machine-translatedData as of 3 Nov 2026
- Opening hours
- 10:00~ 18:00
- Admission
- Paid admission (refer to Art Valley admission fees)
- Getting there
- Station info is Seoul-only for now — check a map app for public transport.
- Where
- Pocheon Art Valley경기도 포천시 신북면 아트밸리로 234
- Phone
- 0502-1949-0514
- Official website
- p-petstar.imweb.me
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Official website ↗Phone 0502-1949-0514Search the Korean title (Naver) ↗
Need help in English? Korea Travel Hotline (Korea Tourism Organization): 1330 · +82-2-1330
About
2026 Pocheon Petsta in Art Valley is a participatory companion animal culture festival where families with pets and residents can enjoy activities and communicate together. Set against Pocheon Art Valley, where beautiful natural scenery and art come together, the festival offers various participatory programs, including 'Meongpossible', a challenge undertaken with pet dogs, 'Art Valley Healing Forest Trekking', a walk with pet dogs, dog Pilates, a dog Olympics, and a pet etiquette Golden Bell quiz. It also provides a special festival setting for both pet owners and people without pets through a dog playground, various hands-on booths, cultural performances, and events. Through various activities with pet dogs, this festival aims to offer special memories and enjoyment away from everyday life while raising awareness of a proper understanding of companion animals and the importance of responsible pet ownership, and spreading the values of respect for life and animal welfare. Furthermore, by providing opportunities for pet owners and people without pets to understand and communicate with one another, it aims to improve positive perceptions of companion animals and contribute to establishing a responsible companion animal culture in which people and animals coexist harmoniously.
Record of this event
- First recorded here
- 30 Oct 2026when our weekly check first saw it — not the event start
- Last checked
- 3 Nov 2026the latest weekly check that still found this listing at the source
- Schedule basis
- Public data schedule
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