Picnic-style concerts at Olympic Park's 88 Grass Field are creating a buzz in Korea, offering a distinctive blend of live music and a relaxed festival atmosphere. This format allows attendees to enjoy performances while comfortably seated on mats, fostering a more intimate and leisurely experience compared to traditional indoor venues, making it feel like a full day out.
Sung Si-kyung's "자, 오늘은" concert, held on September 5th and 6th, exemplified this picnic concept. Attendees spread mats on the grass, enjoying food and conversation before the live show. The venue featured F&B zones, photo zones, and event spaces, though external food and drinks were generally restricted to items purchased inside or packed in reusable containers. Recommended items for comfort included ground chairs, sun protection like hats and parasols, and insulated tumblers for water.
Local bloggers highlighted the enjoyable waiting experience, comparing it to a day-long autumn festival rather than just a concert. They emphasized the pleasure of combining chicken and beer on the grass with Sung Si-kyung's music, noting that even waiting in line for food became part of the fun. Tips included arriving early to explore the F&B options and bringing practical items like ground chairs for extended comfort on the grass.
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