Seoul Museum of Craft Art's Craft Night: Free Singing Bowl Yoga 2026
Unwind at the Seoul Museum of Craft Art with a free Singing Bowl Yoga and Meditation class as part of their 'Craft Night' series. Experience cultural wellness in the heart of Anguk.
One of my absolute favorite spots near Anguk Station in Seoul is the Seoul Museum of Craft Art.
I'm always impressed by the quality of their exhibitions and the diverse workshops and programs they offer, so I keep a close eye on their schedule.
Recently, I had the chance to experience their Craft Night program, which featured a fantastic opportunity to enjoy free yoga and meditation!
📍 Seoul Museum of Craft Art
4 Yulgok-ro 3-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
How to Apply & Schedule
The Craft Night Yoga x Meditation program runs for a total of 6 sessions, from September 19, 2026, to October 14, 2026.
They offer a variety of themes, including Wind Yoga Meditation, Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation, and Sound Bath Meditation.
Reservations can be made for free through the Seoul Public Service Reservation website.
Alternatively, if you bring your own yoga mat, you can even participate on-site without a prior reservation!
My friend and I signed up for the Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation session, which took place on September 19, 2026, from 5:00 PM for 30 minutes.
The weather that day was absolutely perfect – it made me wish we could do yoga outdoors all the time!
The participation location varies slightly for each session, but for the Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation class I attended, it was held in the courtyard in front of the Children's Museum, right by a large ginkgo tree.
Upon checking in at the pre-registered participants' booth about 10 minutes before the program, we were handed wireless headphones and could choose our preferred spot.
The yoga mats and singing bowls were already set up on a tiered grassy area, building up our anticipation!
Singing Bowl Yoga & Meditation Experience
They even provided participants with zero-calorie drinks and water! It was truly hard to believe this was a free event.
Soon after, we put on our wireless headphones, and the class began.
It was my first time trying Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation, and it was a very tranquil session, focusing more on meditation accompanied by singing bowl music rather than intense yoga postures.
After some simple stretching to warm up, the main singing bowl meditation began. We were free to sit or lie down as we pleased, but I opted to sit because the sunlight was quite strong.
Outdoor yoga has a unique charm that differs from indoor sessions, and I often seek out such experiences. It's wonderful that cultural venues like museums and art galleries are increasingly hosting these types of yoga classes!
Another great advantage is that the class difficulty isn't challenging at all, making it perfectly suitable for beginners.
After participating in a satisfaction survey, they even gave us some Bacchus-flavored jelly! What a sweet bonus. Haha.
As we were leaving, I noticed preparations for the next class were already underway near the main entrance's Craft Yard.
Enjoying the Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation class under the clear blue sky on a cool autumn day was truly delightful. The entire Craft Night event was fantastic!✨
I highly recommend signing up, and don't worry about the weather – if it rains, the sessions are moved indoors!
Seoul Museum of Craft Art Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation
Wellness Archive Index
A unique experience in the museum garden!
Pre-trip (Anticipation): ★★★★
During trip (Experience): ★★★★
Post-trip (Memory): ★★★★
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Seoul Museum of Craft Art's "Craft Night Yoga x Meditation" program run, and what themes does it offer?
The Seoul Museum of Craft Art's "Craft Night Yoga x Meditation" program runs for a total of 6 sessions from September 19th to October 14th. You can enjoy various themes such as Wind Yoga Meditation, Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation, and Sound Bath Meditation.
How can I apply for the Seoul Museum of Craft Art's "Craft Night" program, and what is the cost?
The "Craft Night" program can be applied for free through the Seoul Public Service Reservation Service. On-site participation is also possible if you bring your personal yoga mat without a prior reservation.
Where was the Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation mentioned in the article on September 19th held, and how did participants join?
The Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation on September 19th was held in the ginkgo tree courtyard in front of the Children's Museum at the Seoul Museum of Craft Art. Participants checked in at the pre-registered booth 10 minutes before the program started, received wireless headphones, and then sat in their desired spot to participate.
What does the Seoul Museum of Craft Art's Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation class consist of, and is it easy for beginners to participate?
Singing Bowl Yoga Meditation is a static class focused on meditation accompanied by singing bowl music rather than yoga postures. After simple stretching, participants can freely sit or lie down to meditate. The class difficulty is not high, so beginners can easily participate.
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