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Annual autumn festival of pungmul (Korean farmers' percussion music), first held in 1997. Troupes from Bupyeong's neighbourhoods, other regions and abroad perform, and on the weekend the main road is closed for a street parade where visitors can join in. The 30th edition ran 2–4 October 2026.
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CGV 부평
10 screens and 1464 seating capacity.
인천대공원
A large park in the eastern inland area of Incheon. It has various facilities including a children's zoo, a botanical garden, an arboretum, a sledding area, etc. There are so many cherry blossom trees that the scenery is very nice during the cherry blossom season. As it is surrounded by Mt. Gwanmosan and Mt. Sanga, the hiking course is included inside the park. It is 160 meters tall and 150 meters high, and the hiking trail is very well maintained, so it went up without any burden for men, women and children It can come down. The cherry blossom season is very good. and it gets very crowded during the cherry blossom season. Unusually, Jangsu-dong, where Incheon Grand Park is located, loses its cherry blossoms late due to the low temperature and whether it is due to the wind from the direction of Soreong.
CGV 인천
14 screens and 3390 seating capacity.
계양체육관
Gyeyang Gymnasium is an indoor gymnasium in Seo-dong, Gyeyang-gu. The V-League's Incheon Korean Air Jumbo and Incheon Heungkuk Life Pink Spiders use it as their home stadium. Badminton and airlift were played here in the 2014 Asian Games.
아트 센터
An arts and entertainment venue in Guwol-dong (with which it is loosely synonymous). There are several large department stores, cinemas, designer shops, restaurants, and a central square named Rodeo Street. Sporting events are sometimes shown on a screen in the central square. Also, the place has a couple of stadiums for professional baseball and soccer games.
인천문화예술회관
The Incheon Culture & Arts Center has served as the home of culture and the arts in Incheon.