Daegu Art Museum, a municipal art museum inaugurated in May 2011 and supported by the Daegu Municipal Government, is confident it is at the highest level of artwork management and exhibition halls. The museum has presented exhibitions promoting Daegu art's advancement through study and the re-illumination of Daegu modern and contemporary art's historical value. The museum also has planned exhibitions introducing social, artistic issues of the times and leading trends in theglobal art scene through domestic and overseas exchanges. It has also executed diverse performances and events, such as celebrity invitation lectures and academic programs for children, teenagers, and citizens of all ages, in harmony with the museum spaces.
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Kansong Art Museum Daegu debuts in Daegu, the epicenter of the National Debt Compensation Movement (1907–1908) and a crucible of Korean contemporary art. As the sole permanent exhibition venue of the Kansong Art and Culture Foundation, it showcases cultural heritage preserved through the vision of "preserving the national spirit through culture." The museum aims to foster communication and integration through diverse exhibitions, educational initiatives, and cultural programs. The institution commits to systematically researching and preserving artifacts from the Daegu and Gyeongsang-do regions, unearthing new cultural treasures to promote Korean culture's value and excellence. Kansong Art Museum Daegu endeavors to collaborate with younger generations in crafting a contemporary narrative about Korean culture, traditions, and identity that transcends regional and generational boundaries.
Horror play, invited domestic performance, invited overseas horror performance, horror street performance, One-night-two-day Horror Camp, horror performance, Experience family festival(Ghost House, Zombie Run, Horror IT Experience Center, One-night-two-day Horror Camp, etc.)
It was first held at Yeungnam University's open-air auditorium in 2015 under the name of Youth Hip Hop Festival in Daegu, and has a deep history and tradition as a festival with the theme of hip-hop music in the barren region of the festival. Numerous hip-hop artists have always been built. Particularly, it is possible to invite hip-hop labels and crew members to watch a lot of group songs, and the organizers hold a Daegu Hip Hop Contest called Am A Rapstar, providing the winner with the opportunity to stand on the opening stage of the festival.
It is a festival that provides various information and experience opportunities on health, and any local resident can participate, and various programs such as health promotion events and health experience centers by theme are operated.
대구 삼성 라이온즈 파크
The home stadium of the Samsung Lions, one of South Korea's baseball teams. It is famous for being a batter-friendly stadium, and the lights change to symbolic blue when winning a game and red when losing.
국립대구박물관
Opened in 1994, the Daegu National Museum is a member of the National Museum of Korea.