The Korean Cultural Centre is pleased to host the <Summer Workshop> for children on Friday, July 12th, 2024 at 5 PM (ET). In this workshop, we will read "엄마는 해녀입니다 (Mom is a Haenyeo)" to learn about the life of haenyeo divers and summer culture in Korea.  Participants will also have an opportunity to make Korean summer food and crab sandwiches. ✽︎ Date: Friday, July 12th, 17:00 (ET)   ✽︎ Location: Korean Cultural Centre   ✽︎ Registration: https://forms.gle/T1kLTo9St3srfwm36 ✻︎Registration will begin on Friday, June 21st at 10 AM (ET)    - First-come, first-served basis (25 participants)      - Please note that registration for each child is required. Due to limited availability, only pre-registered participants will be accepted for the workshop.

On Wednesday, May 8th, KCC brought the Korean cultural experience to Nepean High School. The students enjoyed learning about Minhwa, a Korean traditional art and Najeonchilgi, a Korean traditional craft. After, they made Mother of Pearl PopSockets as part of the arts and crafts activity. 

On Thursday, May 2nd, KCC invited students participating in Carleton University's EMCP for a field trip at KCC. The students enjoyed learning about Hangeul, Korea's official script and history, by learning how to write their names in Hangeul and make Hangeul stamps. 

   In celebration of this year's Children's Day (어린이날), the Korean Cultural Centre is pleased to host the "2024 Children's Day Special Program - DIY Cake Workshop" on Friday, May 3rd, 2024, at 5 pm (ET). In this workshop, the history of Children's Day will be introduced, followed by Pepero Game and Korean Snack ASMR quiz.  ✻︎Date: Friday, May 3rd, 5:00 pm (ET) ✻︎Location: Korean Cultural Centre (150 Elgin St. #101) ✻︎Registration: https://forms.gle/RKGkC3Qbc7danSdo8 Full, thank you!  ✻︎First-come, first-served basis (30 participants) ✻︎Registration will begin on Monday, April 8th at 2 pm (ET) ✻︎Please note that one registration per child is required. Due to limited availability, only pre-registered participants will be provided with the ingredients. 

On Friday, February 2nd, KCC brought the Korean cultural experience to Carleton University. The students enjoyed learning about Minhwa, a Korean traditional art and Najeonchilgi, a Korean traditional craft. After, they made Mother of Pearl PopSockets as part of the arts and crafts activity and had Gimbap and Tteokbokki at the end.