In 2013, Imsil Pilbong Culture Village installed a dome-shaped membrane structure off a ceiling of an outdoor performance hall in order to support performances under bad climate condition. However, sound energy during the performance is collected under the dome structure and bounced back to the stage, which produces mixed acoustic which causes a serious acoustic defects. So, in this study, in order to improve the acoustical performance of the outdoor performance hall in Korea Soriter, two sound performance improvements were proposed using sound simulation according to the installation suspension absorbers after identifying acoustic defects through field measurement. The results of study, the comparison between sound performance improvement test, sound pressure level (SPL500Hz) was 64.7dB at 69.0dB, the weighted sound level (SPLdB(A)) was 68.8dB(A) at 78.7dB(A), reverberation time (RT500Hz) was 1.28sec at 2.19sec, early decay time (EDT500Hz) was 1.48sec at 2.41 sec, definition (D50,500Hz) was 52.9% at 29.8%, clarity (C80.500Hz) was 2.2dB at -l.OdB, and RASTI was 584.4%(“Fair”) at 51.1%(“Fair”) was evaluated.