Yogyakarta Event Highlights This June: ArtJog, Marathons & More

Planning a trip to Yogyakarta this June? You’re in for a cultural feast. The city is set to host a wide range of art exhibitions, traditional performances, music festivals, and sports events that cater to both local and international tourists. Here are the top events in Yogyakarta this June 2025 that you shouldn’t miss.

1. Temporary Art Showcase: Abhinaya Karya 2025

Held at Gedung Saraswati from June 3 to July 13 (closed on Mondays), this exhibition at Sonobudoyo Museum explores the evolution of markets—from barter systems to digital transactions. Ticket prices: USD 0.31 for children, USD 0.63 for local adults, and USD 1.25 for foreigners. Open daily from 8 AM to 9 PM.

2. Panji Puppet Show – June 14

Catch a beautiful love story of Raden Panji and Dewi Sekartaji, presented through traditional wayang at Gedung Semar, Sonobudoyo Museum. Showtime: 8:00–9:15 PM. USD 1.25 for domestic visitors; USD 3.13 for foreigners.

3. TBY Theater Parade – Tarikatur (June 20)

Get ready to laugh and reflect at this theater performance that brings together satire and social commentary at Taman Budaya Yogyakarta. Admission is free.

4. ArtJog 2025 – “Motif: Amalan”

Running from June 20 to August 31 at Jogja National Museum, this year’s ArtJog concludes the “Motif” trilogy curated by Hendro Wiyanto. Featuring 47 artists, including special commissions by Anusapati and 44 young participants from ARTJOG Kids.

5. Wayang Kulit – June 21

Enjoy the timeless Ramayana story through shadow puppetry at Museum Sonobudoyo. Admission details to be confirmed on the museum’s official Instagram.

6. Alternate of Sound Fest – June 21

Prepare to be swept away by an unforgettable musical journey at Alternate of Sound Fest 2025, set to electrify Yogyakarta. With the bold tagline #WaveBeyondBoundaries, this festival promises an audio-visual experience that pushes the limits of imagination.

Ticket Prices:

Early Bird: USD 4.38; Presale 1: USD 5.94; Presale 2: USD 7.19

Presale 2 (2-ticket bundle): USD 13.75

Presale 2 (4-ticket bundle): USD 26.25

Presale 2 (10-ticket bundle): USD 62.44

7. Kerontjong Pesisiran – June 21

Held at Goa Cemara Beach, Bantul, this free beachside music event celebrates World Music Day and turtle migration season with acts like The Cloves and The Tobacco, Iksan Skuter, and more.

8. Jogja Night Run Festival – June 21

A neon-themed night run at The Gade by Pegadaian with a route that showcases the city’s charm, blending natural beauty with artistic and cultural elements. Starting at 7:00 WIB, participants can choose between the 5K and 10K categories.

Registration Fees:

5K Category
Early Bird: USD 10Regular: USD 11.88

10K Category
Early Bird: USD 12.50 Regular: USD 14.69

9. Mandiri Jogja Marathon – June 22

One of the longest-running marathons in Indonesia returns at Prambanan Temple. Categories include Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K Fun Run. This event blends sport and tourism, showcasing Yogyakarta’s natural beauty and cultural richness.

10. Wayang Orang – June 27

Traditional Javanese theater featuring stories from the Mahabharata will be staged at the East Pavilion of Sonobudoyo Museum. Tickets: USD 1.25 for locals and USD 3.13 for foreigners.

Whether you’re a fan of traditional arts, contemporary music, or sport tourism, Yogyakarta has something unforgettable in store this June. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the city’s unique blend of tradition, creativity, and community spirit.

 

Source: harianjogja.com, tempo.co, visitingjogja.jogjaprov.go.id

Special Photo Credit: via harian.disway.id

 

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