The Korean Culture and Information Service’s 'Korean Culture Scene' taking place in six different countries and regions
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The Korean Culture and Information Service has been holding the ‘Korean Culture Scene’ 2022 to promote Korean culture in a friendly and fun way in collaboration with the Korean Cultural Centers in Vietnam, Belgium, the UK, Thailand, Hungary, and Hong Kong.
The Korean Culture Scene full of various exhibitions, performances, and events!
Let’s check out what festivals are happening around the world one by one with the Korean Culture and Information Service.
The Korean Culture and Information Service and the Korean Cultural Center in Vietnam are touring around the major provinces of Vietnam and holding Korean culture festivals and also events to celebrate the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Vietnam.
Starting with the ‘Quang Nam Korean Culture Day’ and ‘K-Pop Lover’s Festival’ held in April, a variety of Korean culture festivals have successfully taken place including the ‘Quang Ninh Korea Culture Day’ in August and the recently held exhibition, ‘K-POP, Now Here.’
The Korean Culture and Information Service held the ‘Korea-Vietnam Friendship Culture Day’ and the ‘Korean Literature and Theatre Festival’ until the end of October to promote various aspects of Korean culture in Vietnam.
In Belgium, a festival centered around concerts is taking place in Brussels and other major cities from September to December to offer the audience an opportunity to experience the origins of various genres of Korean music such as popular music, classical music, and traditional music under the theme <SOUND KOREA 2022: K-pop to K-Classic>.
The pop concerts by Black Swan, LEENALCHI, and Malo and the classical concert by Sunwook Kim and Clara-Jumi Kang were held with a huge success. There will be more concerts happening through December to further promote the diverse charms of Korean music including the Baudouin de Jaer & Joon-young Kim’s Geomungo concert, Kang Eun-il Haegeum Plus, and a concert by the Queen Elisabeth Competition winners, Jiyoung Lim and Hayoung Choi.
The screening of Korean music films and documentaries also took place as a linked event in collaboration with the Korean Film Festival hosted by the Korean Cultural Center in Belgium.
The Korean Culture and Information Service and the Korean Cultural Center in the UK have been holding various Korean cultural performances and exhibitions in the major cities of the UK.
In Belfast, the House Concert to commemorate the Korean War, the Korean History & Culture Walking Tour, and the Korean Culture Day events were held while in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Korean teams put on their performances and the Korean culture experience booths were operated.
Also, Korean culture was successfully promoted in the Stourbridge International Festival of Glass through the exhibition of Korean artist’s artworks and Hanbok fashion show.
With the currently ongoing Hallyu Exhibition at the London V&A Museum and the regional festivals to be held in Lancashire in November, the Korean Culture and Information Center is going to promote Korean culture throughout the UK.
The Korean Culture and Information Service has been holding various cultural exchange events to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the strategic partnership between Korea and Thailand and promote friendship between the two countries.
The events that took place in October such as Global Hanbok Model Contest, K-Pop Cover Dance Festival, Hi Thailand Sawatdee Korea, Korea-Thailand Friendship Drone Show, and Buddhist Nun Jeong Kwan’s Alms Bowl Meal Demonstration were much loved by the Thai locals.
The <K-Webtoon Exhibition> that features the webtoons surging in popularity in Thailand will be held until January next year.
Please look forward to the various Korean culture festivals that will take place in Thailand including the upcoming <K-Pop, Now Here>, the Korean Culture Scene’s touring exhibition!
Invited to the Hungarian National Folk Heritage Festival as a guest of country of honor in August, we displayed the beauty of traditional Korean culture in Hungary.
It was a great opportunity to promote the excellence of traditional Korean culture through the events such as the exhibition of traditional Korean crafts, Korean culture experience booths, and traditional performances.
Besides, the <Korean Classic Days> was a great chance to introduce the unique Korean culture to the Hungarian locals by staging various genres of music performances that interpret traditional Korean culture and music from contemporary perspectives.
Finally, in Hong Kong, various Korean culture festivals centered around K-Pop are taking place.
We will have an enthusiastic promotion of Korean culture from October to November with the <Festive Korea>, one of the biggest Korean culture festivals in Hong Kong that’s celebrating its 12th anniversary this year at the center of it all.
You can experience various aspects of Korean culture through the Korea Square, Korean Popular Culture Series, K-Pop Lightstick Exhibition, and the Korean Culture Scene’s touring exhibition ‘K-POP, Now Here.’
The festival for those who love Korean culture from all around the world
<Korean Culture Scene>
Various Korean culture festivals will be continued in collaboration between the Korea Culture and Information Center and the Korean Cultural Centers abroad!
Come and enjoy various aspects of Korean culture through the Korean Culture Scene’s festivals and events!
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