The Korean Cultural Centre Canada is pleased to collaborate with the  Ottawa Children’s Festival to feature a string performance by Korean artist Dae-Yeol Lee, for the children in Canada in May. Event Details - Dates: Friday to Tuesday, May 9–13, 2025 - Location: Lansdowne Park, 1525 Princess Patricia Way, Ottawa - Tickets: https://www.showpass.com/a-show-with-strings/   *For more information, please visit the Ottawa Children’s Festival website.

The K-Pop Cover Dance Festival is an annual K-Pop cover dance competition for global Hallyu fans hosted by the Seoul Shinmun Daily (서울신문) and the Korean Cultural Centres around the world. We are delighted to announce the 2025 K-Pop Cover Dance Festival in Canada will be taking place on June 15 in Calgary at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium at 5PM. Through the online preliminary, 10 - 12 teams from all around Canada will be selected to perform on this stage to compete to represent Canada at the World Final taking place in Seoul, Korea in Fall. This year, we have a special guest artist to highlight the stage. We are pleased to announce that H1-KEY, a South Korean K-Pop girl group, will decorate the special stage and be a guest judge for the event! Join us in welcoming H1-KEY to their first official stage in Canada!  Don't miss this special opportunity to cheer for your friends and meet the special guest artist! ●Event Date: Sunday, June 15th, 2025 ●Time: 5PM - 7:30PM (MT) ●Location: Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (1415 14 Avenue NW, Calgary, AB T2N 1M4) ●Registration opens: May 7th, 10AM (MT) / 12PM (ET) ●Registration Link: https://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/11006263A191200E We are excited to announce the finalists of the 2025 K-Pop Cover Dance Festival in Canada! These teams will compete for the chance to represent Canada at the global finals in Korea later this year! <FINALISTS> in alphabetical order *0'Clock *BACKSTAGE *C1PHER OFFICIAL *DOMIN'O *ER:A Dance *FourYou *HEARTBREAKERS *ＬΛＶＩＳＨ *MISCHIEF *SAVAGE UNICORNS *SKDT *SolarV Please read important details below: *You MUST obtain a valid ticket for entrance through the Ticketmaster website.  *KCC does not charge for the tickets. However, facility fees and Ticketmaster fees are associated with the purchase via ticket vendors.  *Purchases are limited to 2 tickets per person. KCC and Ticketmaster reserve the right to cancel tickets that do not adhere to the ticket purchase policy, such as hoarding, unauthorized reselling, etc.  For any inquiries, please email: kpopcanadakcc@gmail.com 

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

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

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!