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  1. Korean Cultural Day In Windsor-ChangMu Arts Center

    Post Date : Feb 11, 2025
    Event Date : Mar 16, 2025
    In light of the increasing number of Korean companies entering Windsor, Ontario, the Korean Cultural Centre in Canada is hosting the " Korean Cultural Day In Windsor" event on March 16, 2025, at 6:00 PM. This event aims to foster positive perceptions of Korea among local Canadians and strengthen the cooperation between the two countries in celebration of the 2024-25 CAN-KOR The Year of Cultural Exchanges. The event will feature a performance by the ChangMu Arts Cemter, led by the pioneering figure in Korean contemporary dance, 81-year-old active dancer Kim Maeja. The performance will take place at the Capitol Theatre in Windsor, showcasing the beauty and meaning of traditional Korean dance, as well as conveying the depth and elegance of Korean culture to the local community. The performance will be held for free, and you can make a reservation through the following link. We would appreciate your interest. Reservation link : https://www.capitoltheatrewindsor.ca/event/korean-cultural-day/ Date: March 16, 2025, at 6:00 PM Location: Capitol Theatre, Windsor, Ontario
  2. 2025Winterlude Festival

    Post Date : Jan 07, 2025
    Event Date : Feb 01, 2025
    The Korean Cultural Centre Canada will be participating in the Winterlude event at Rideau Hall on February 1, 2025. During the event, you can taste traditional Korean drinks and snacks, and experience traditional Korean games. We hope to see you there and share the richness of Korean culture. *Time: February 1, 2025, 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM *Location: Rideau Hall
  3. 2025 Jaha Koo performance In Vancouver

    Post Date : Jan 07, 2025
    Event Date : Jan 23, 2025 ~ Jan 24, 2025
    Playwright Koo Jaha, who’s making waves internationally and bringing new perspectives to Korean theatre through stories about Korean society’s history, is bringing a special performance to Vancouver! This unique documentary theatre experience weaves together personal stories and historical insights. It offers a heartfelt look at the past while imagining a future where cultural erasure is no longer a reality. We’re excited to share this with you and appreciate all your support!
  4. 2024 K-Pop Gala

    Post Date : Nov 18, 2024
    Event Date : Dec 07, 2024
    The Korean Cultural Centre Canada is excited to host 2024 K-POP GALA! Come and join the KCC to celebrate K-Pop with amazing teams! ●Date: Saturday, December 7, 2024 ●Location: Canadian Museum of History (100 rue Laurier, Gatineau, QC) ●Time: 18:00 (ET) For this year's Gala, K-Pop dance teams from across Canada will be celebrating their passion for K-pop with amazing performances. RSVP Link: CLICK HERE (Registration will open on Nov.20, 12:00 (ET)) ※Seats are limited, RSVP is MANDATORY ※Registration opens: Nov 20, 12:00 (ET) ※TWO tickets PER PERSON maximum. MULTIPLE TICKETS RESERVED IN EXCESS CAN BE CANCELLED WITHOUT NOTICE. *Paid parking available underground or off-site
  5. Studio Ordinary X Propeller Dance <Circle of Nature>

    Post Date : Nov 15, 2024
    Event Date : Dec 14, 2024 ~ Dec 15, 2024
    In partnership with Studio Ordinary and Propeller Dance, the Korean Cultural Centre (KCC) is honored to present ‘Circle of Nature’, a collaborative dance performance on December 14 and 15, 2024 at the Multipurpose Hall at the KCC. This performance celebrates meaningful artistic exchanges between Studio Ordinary (Korea) and Propeller Dance (Canada). In 2024, artists from both countries collaborated to bring ‘Circle of Nature’ to fruition—a partnership where Studio Ordinary developed the visual art and overarching storyline, while Propeller Dance created a dance interpretation inspired by these works. About the Performance: <Circle of Nature> is a collaborative performance merging visual art and dance to illustrate the universal cycle of growth, connection, and transformation. Inspiration drawn from artwork by Studio Ordinary — a Korean artists’ group with autism — alongside KUNAM Collective and Sean Roh, the storyline reflects resilience and interdependence. Propeller Dance interprets these visuals through expressive movement, weaving together stories of nature, unity, and life’s phases, highlighting the strength of diverse cultures and abilities. Details: * Date: Saturday, December 14, 2024, 16:00–16:45 (45 mins) / Sunday, December 15, 2024, 13:00-13:45 (45mins) * Location: Korean Cultural Centre, 150 Elgin St #101, Ottawa, ON K2P 1L4 * Registration: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/studio-ordinary-x-propeller-dance-circle-of-nature-tickets-1084478316839 (12.14) https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/studio-ordinary-x-propeller-dance-circle-of-nature-1215-tickets-1096317909379 (12.15) (Registration required, first-come, first-served basis) * The event will be held in an accessible venue and offered as a relaxed performance. An access guide will be available in both digital and printed formats to ensure an inclusive experience for all. If you require any other accommodations, please reach out to us by Monday, December 2, at canada@korea.kr. ---------------- Established in 2015, Studio Ordinary (https://www.ordinarywand.com) is a group of visual artists with autism exploring new ways of experiencing art and fostering connection through creative expression. Propeller Dance (https://propellerdance.com), based in Ottawa, Canada, is an inclusive contemporary dance organization known for producing art that highlights and embraces the beauty of diverse bodies and minds. Artists: Propeller Dance: Amelia Rose Griffin (Movement Director) Bella Bowes, Robert Chartier, Nicolas Benoit (Company Dancers) Mo Sonier (Music) Studio Ordinary: Sean Roh, KUNAM Collective (Art Directors) Minwoo Jeong, Younghun Hong, Byungcheol Choi (Visual Artists)