On October 14, 2026, a delegation from Communicating the Arts (CTA) visited the Korean Cultural Centre Canada and joined a guided tour of our exhibition, <Perhaps, All of Us>.

The Korean Cultural Centre Canada and the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) Business Centre hosted the 2026 K-Animation Special Screening to celebrate the Korean delegation’s presentation at the Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF). The screening took place on September 25–26, 2026, featuring seven animated titles from six Korean studios: ●Heeppeep (Devil’s Candy) ●Naughty Nuts (MOSTAPES) ●Aeko & Friends 2 (PICTO STUDIO) ●Jellycook Friends (PICTO STUDIO) ●Ground Crew TOTO (Studio ACORN) ●The Movie WillBengers: Mysterious Camping (Studio GALE) ●B-Family (Studio W.Baba) Thank you to everyone who joined us!

🎪 All About K-Culture & Travel The Korean Cultural Centre Canada and the Korea Tourism Organization Toronto Office operated the “All About K-Culture & Travel” outdoor activation from September 10 to 13 on the main street in front of TIFF Lightbox on King Street in Toronto. During the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), visitors enjoyed a variety of Korean cultural experiences, including traditional Korean games, Korea travel information and luggage tag-making, hanbok experiences and a photo booth, a traditional coin (Sangpyeong Tongbo) snack-picking game, exclusive souvenirs, and promotion of Korean films featured at TIFF 2026. We also hosted a TIFF 2026 Korean Film Ticket Giveaway with Nongshim Canada. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who visited our outdoor activation and joined us!

On September 29, the Treasury Board of Canada visited the Korean Cultural Centre Canada to participate in a Minhwa Wooden Theatre workshop. They also joined a guided tour of our ongoing exhibition, Perhaps, All of Us. Thank you to the Treasury Board of Canada for visiting us and taking part in these cultural experiences! - Date: Tuesday, September 29 - Venue: Korean Cultural Centre Canada

The Korean Cultural Centre Canada and the Cinema Studies Institute at the University of Toronto co-presented a special screening of Lee Chang-dong’s Burning (2018) on September 12 at Innis Town Hall, celebrating Lee Chang-dong’s latest film, Possible Love, selected for the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. A very special thank you to Professor Michelle Cho for sharing her expertise and perspectives on Korean cinema, and to the Cinema Studies Institute for this wonderful collaboration!