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Tickets are on sale on URBTIX https://www.urbtix.hk/event-detail/13770/ (Performance in Koream with Chinese and English surtitels)

[All tickets have been registered. For information regarding the release of cancelled or extra tickets, please stay updated by following KCCHK's social media @kcchongkong.] [If you would like to register for wheelchair seats, please email to info@kcchk.kr.] The National Gugak Center of Korea will debut in Hong Kong with the 'Jongmyo Jeryeak, Ritual Music for Royal Ancestors' during the Festive Korea. Originating from the Joseon Dynasty, this 500-year-old ritual, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, re-enacts ancestral rites with traditional attire, music and dance. The Court Music Orchestra of 50 performers will showcase the ritual's dance and music. Witness the solemnity and magnificence of this cultural marvel that offers a profound experience. Don't miss this rare chance to delve into Korea's rich heritage with the National Gugak Center of Korea. [One of the programs of “Asia+ Festival” 2025] - Suitable for ages six and above. - System will assign seats after specifying ticket quantity, maximum 4 tickets per transaction. You need to fill in names for each ticket holder. - The system will try its best to arrange adjacent seats for tickets in the same registration, but there may also be cases where the seats are not adjacent. Please check the assigned seats before confirming the registration. If you cannot accept the assigned seats, please do not confirm the registration. - Row BA, BB, BC and BD are seats with restricted views. Please do not confirm the registration if it is unacceptable to you. - Inquiries：22703500 / performance@kcchk.kr For more updates on the 15th Festive Korea's program, follow us on Instagram/Facebook  @kcchongkong

Tickets are available from 18 Sep at URBTIX: https://www.urbtix.hk/event-detail/12270/

🎉 [Soaring for Friendship: New Year's Concert 2024] Spectacular Event Alert! 🎉 Join us for an unforgettable New Year’s concert, where the worlds of Korea and Hong Kong collide in a harmonious celebration of music and friendship. Immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies performed by superstar violinist Soyoung Yoon and acclaimed cellists Woo Jiyeon, as they showcase their extraordinary talent alongside the remarkable HKGNA Young Virtuosi. Starring as the lead violinist is Yoon Soyoung, who has won numerous prestigious competitions and collaborated with renowned symphony orchestras from around the world. She is hailed as one of the most popular international violinists today. Under the skillful guidance of conductor/violinist Andrew Ling, this group of talented musicians will ignite the stage with passion and skill, taking everyone on a journey through the four seasons with Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" violin concerto. They will also perform well-known pieces such as Bach's "Double Violin Concerto" and Kreisler's "Liebesfreud," among others. In addition, they have prepared a special surprise for the audience. Let the power of music unite us as we open up the New Year with boundless energy and contagious happiness. Don't miss this remarkable event, where cultures intertwine, and the joy of friendship fills the air. 🎻🎶🥳 Date: Wednesday, 7th February 2024 Venue: Jockey Club Auditorium, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Time: 7:30 pm Free Entry *Free Registration starting from Jan 15, Monday 10am on a first-come-first served basis, each application can apply up to 4 tickets* -Email address and names of the ticket holder have to be written on the registeration form -Successful applicants will receive the E-tickets through email by latest Jan 26. The QR code embeded in the ticket allows you to enter the campus and the auditorium - Successful submission of the form does not guarantee successful ticket application. Confirmation of receiving the ticket email is the sole criterion. Please remember to check your spam/junk mailbox.  - Children under the age of 6 are not allowed to enter (6 years old and above are permitted). Ticket Registration: https://forms.gle/i3iFfLmR7P3PWayq5  (Fully Booked) Shall you have any inquiries, please send an email to info@kcchk.kr or call 22703500 during office hour. 

"New Traditional Korean Music Dance Performance: Playing under the Blue Moon" is a creative music and dance performance that revolves around the theme of the traditional Korean Festival Daeboreum (Full Moon of the Lunar New Year).  Yeonhee Group 'YEONHWA' reinterprets various traditional celebration rituals, games, music, and dances through their performances of instrumental music, singing, and dancing. By incorporating the rhythms and characteristics of Pungmul (Korean traditional folk music) from different regions of Korea, they create new beats and melodies, presenting Korean traditional music in a vibrant modern style. Regardless of their age or background, audiences will be given an one and only chance to fully experience the vibrant and unique music, dance, and exciting energy of Korea. -About Yeonhee Group 'YEONHWA' :  Yeonhee Group 'YEONHWA' is a creative group centered on traditional percussion, instrumental music, and dance.  'YEONHWA' explores, questions, researches, and restores the traditional rhythm, melody, and spirit, and further conceptualizes the nature of these elements into the production of Korean traditional performing arts. Based on this, it presents creative performances that appeal to contemporary audiences. It also seeks collaboration in various forms and continues to think about Korean traditional performing arts that correspond with the current era. ●Date & Time: 24th November 2023, 7:30pm ●Venue: Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre ●Presented by Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong ●Performance by: Yeonhee Group "YEONHWA" ●Free Admission(Online registration via art-mate from 2 Nov 2023, 10am. Each registration is limited to 2 slots, and each email is limited to one registration.) ○ Registration Link https://www.art-mate.net/doc/70668 ●The program will be conducted with short introductions in Korean with Cantonese translation ●Enquiry: info@kcchk.kr (Email)

  FESITVE KOREA 2023: K-Drama OST Live Concert ●Date&Time: 18 Nov 2023 (Saturday)  2:30 & 7:30PM  (appx. 90min without intermission) ●Venue: Concert Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Centre  ●Presented by Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Hong Kong, Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong ●For aged 6 and above ●Live performance by MOST Orchestra ●Conducted by PARK Inyoung ●Artists: Sam Kim, Gaho, Kim Na Young, Gigi Yim, Barry Ip ●Free Admission (Online registration via Art-mate from 19 Oct 2023) ●Enquiry: performance@kcchk.kr (Email) ●Programmes My Destiny 《My Love from the Star(2014)》   Endless Story 《The World of the Married(2020)》   The Song for My Brother 《Crash Landing on You(2019)》       Mr. Sunshine 《Mr. Sunshine(2018)》        K-Drama OST Medley   Way Back Then 《Squid Game(2021)》   Light of Destiny 《Love in the Moonlight(2016)》   Flower Day 《Hwang Jini(2006)》   Onara 《Dae Jang Geum(2003)》   B Rossette 《Behind the White Tower(2007)》     Love Me Like That 《Nevertheless(2021)》 Sung by Sam Kim Breath 《It's Okay to Not Be Okay(2020)》 Sung by Sam Kim Summer Rain There For You 《Our Beloved Summer(2021)》 《Our Beloved Summer(2021)》 Sung by Sam Kim Sung by Kim Na Young At That Time 《When the Camellia Blooms(2019)》 Sung by Kim Na Young Say Goodbye 《Uncontrollably Fond(2016)》 Sung by Kim Na Young My Memory 《Winter Sonata(2002)》    Sung by Barry Ip Legendary Hong Kong Film Soundtrack Sung by Gigi Yim 是這樣的 《Days Of Being Wild(1990)》   Dreams 《Chungking Express(1994)》   蜚蜚  (Original Song "Back In Time") 《The Moon Embracing the Sun(2012)》 Sung by Gigi Yim In My Heart Yellow Light 《King the Land(2023)》 《King the Land(2023)》 Sung by Gaho Running 《Start-Up(2020)》 Sung by Gaho Start Over 《Itaewon Class(2020)》 Sung by Gaho *The programme list and orer are subject to change without prior notice depending on the presenter's circumstances. Experience the captivating world of Korean dramas and their iconic soundtracks at the highly anticipated "Festive Korea 2023: K-Drama OST Live Concert" on 18th November 2023 at Concert Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Centre. The hottest singers in the Korean drama soundtrack scene, Sam Kim, Gaho, and Kim Na Young, are coming to town this November to present the most mesmerizing moment exclusively for the Hong Kong audience. Along with the three singers, renowned composer/string arranger/conductor PARK Inyoung, a key figure in the Korean film and drama industry, will conduct the live performances by MOST Orchestra from Korea. The orchestra specializes in Drama OST music and consists of orchestra members and bands involved in producing OSTs. Starting from "Dae Jang Geum," the pioneer of the Hallyu drama wave, this unique concert promises to deliver unforgettable memories with enchanting melodies that have captivated the hearts of fans worldwide. Accompanied by iconic scenes from beloved K-dramas spanning different eras, from "Winter Sonata," "The Moon Embracing the Sun," "Descendants of the Sun,"  all the way to the recent hit "King the Land," this concert guarantees a mesmerizing experience for the audience. In addition, selected drama video scenes accompanied by live music will create a nostalgic experience and enhancing the audience's enjoyment. To make this concert a special platform for Asian pop culture exchange, a timeless classic Hong Kong film tribute stage will be presented. Furthermore, Cantopop stars Gigi Yim and Barry Ip will grace this concert with their special stages, adding an extra level of uniqueness to the event. Don't miss this extraordinary concert that combines evocative melodies and celebrates music's profound impact on our hearts and memories. 韓國十月文化節2023呈獻《韓劇歌曲音樂會》 日期及時間 : 11月18日（星期六）下午2時30分及晚上7時30分  地點 : 香港文化中心音樂廳 主辦機構 :  大韓民國駐香港總領事館，駐香港韓國文化院 現場演奏 : MOST 管弦樂團 指揮 : 朴仁永 演出藝人 : Sam Kim、Gaho、金那英、炎明熹、葉文輝（啤梨） 免費入場(由2023年10月19號起經Art-mate網上登記) 查詢 : performance@kcchk.kr (電郵) 節目 My Destiny 《來自星星的你(2014)》   Endless Story 《夫婦的世界(2020)》           我兄弟嘅歌 《愛的迫降(2019)》   Mr. Sunshine 《陽光先生(2018)》   K-Drama OST Medley   Way Back Then 《魷魚遊戲(2021)》   命運之光 《雲畫的月光(2016)》   花日 《黃真伊(2006)》   呼喚 《大長今(2003)》   B Rossette 《白色巨塔(2007)》   Love Me Like That 《無法抗拒的他(2021)》 演唱: Sam Kim 呼吸 《雖然是精神病但沒關係(2020)》 演唱: Sam Kim 夏雨 《那年，我們的夏天(2021)》 演唱: Sam Kim 後悔離別 《那年，我們的夏天(2021)》 演唱: 金那英 喺嗰個時候 《山茶花開時(2019)》 演唱: 金那英 心在說話 《任意依戀(2016)》 演唱: 金那英 My Memory 《冬季戀歌(2002)》 演唱: 葉文輝 Legendary Hong Kong Film Soundtrack 演唱: 炎明熹 是這樣的 《阿飛正傳(1990)》   夢中人 《重慶森林(1994)》   時光倒流 《擁抱太陽的月亮(2012)》 演唱: 炎明熹 In My Heart Yellow Light 《歡迎來到王之國(2023)》 《歡迎來到王之國(2023)》 演唱: Gaho Running 《Start-Up：我的新創時代(2020)》 演唱: Gaho 開始 《梨泰院Class(2020)》 演唱: Gaho 韓國十月文化節2023:韓劇歌曲音樂會將於2023年11月18日假香港文化中心音樂廳舉行。這場備受期待的韓劇歌曲音樂會將會帶你進入充滿魅力的韓劇世界、讓你沉醉於經典原聲帶。在韓劇原聲帶界最炙手可熱的歌手Sam Kim、Gaho和金那英將會在11月親臨香港，為本地觀眾帶來精彩難忘的演出。 除了三位歌手，韓國影視界的代表著名作曲家、弦樂編曲家兼指揮朴仁永將會指揮來自韓國的MOST 管弦樂團進行現場演奏。這支管弦樂團專門演奏劇集原聲帶音樂，團員中更不乏曾經參與過原聲帶製作的樂團及樂隊成員。 從韓流的始祖《大長今》到《冬季戀歌》、《太陽的後裔》等各個時代經典韓劇，再到近期的大熱之作《歡迎來到王之國》，除了電視劇的經典劇情外， 原聲帶的優美旋律亦在全球粉絲心中烙下印記。這場獨特的音樂會將會呈獻一首又一首經典曲目，為觀眾帶來難忘的回憶。 屆時，人氣劇集中的經典場面將伴隨標誌性的原聲帶音樂，將你重新帶回那些充滿情懷與回憶的珍貴時刻。 為創造亞洲流行文化的交流機會，是次音樂會將設有香港經典電影特別舞台，向本地影壇致敬。本地藝人炎明熹及葉文輝（啤梨）亦將通過特別演出為是次的音樂會增添獨特光彩。 這場非凡的音樂會所帶來的動人旋律將喚醒你的回憶，並稱頌音樂在我們心底和記憶裏留下的深刻印記，萬勿錯過。     Note to Audience - If you are unable to attend the concert due to unforeseen circumstances, please cancel your ticket through art-mate for others.  - All tickets will be invalid 20 minutes after the start of the concert. - This program is suitable for audiences aged 6 and above.  - The concert runs 90 minutes without intermission.  - Some seats may have a restricted view due to the technical arrangement.  - Latecomers should wait at the designated area and can only enter the venue at certain time of the show.  - Eating or drinking is not allowed inside the Concert Hall, and bringing items that may disrupt the performance (including but not limited to LED signs, lightstick, and other light emitting devices etc.) is prohibited.  - Photography, video and audio recording are strictly prohibited during the performance. Audiences may take photos during the curtain call as long as it does not disturb other audiences.  - Performers, programme list, and performance order may be subject to change depending on the presenters' circumstances, without prior notice.  - Audience can place gifts and letters for the artists in the designated area at the reception of the Concert Hall. However, items that are difficult to store and easily damaged, such as flower baskets, bouquets, potted plants, and food, will not be accepted. (Please note Kim Na Young will not receive letters or gifts.) https://art-mate.net/doc/70294

The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong and the Seoul Museum of Art present the exhibition KITSCH & POP: Korean Pop Art Now, on view until November 22, 2025. The exhibition offers a timely re-examination of Korean Pop Art, highlighting its significance amid the global spread of K-pop and K-culture. It features new works by young, post-internet artists who have been active since the 2010s—including Sunpil Don, Mirim Chu, Sangho Noh, Raejung Sim, Sungsil Ryu, and Jeongsu Woo. These are presented alongside selected works from the Seoul Museum of Art’s collection by Kyoung Tack Hong, Donghyun Son, MeeNa Park and Shinhye Kim—key representatives of the Korean Pop Art movement from the early to mid-2000s. An opening reception was held last Thursday evening. The curator from the Seoul Museum of Art, Bo Bae Lee, and artist Mirim Chu delivered speeches and led an exhibition tour.

- The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong presents the second 2025 Open Call Exhibition 《Alice ∙ The Turtle, Rabbits beyond the Door》 from August 7 to September 20, 2025. The exhibition features the contemporary artist collective Burgundy, composed of four Korean artists—LEE Jooyoung, KIM Myongjong, KIM Jeongwoo, and JEONG Woojin—who examine the intertwined concepts of identity and change through the symbolic metaphor of the “door.” The titular figures—“Alice,” “The Turtle,” and “Rabbits beyond the Door”—draw inspiration from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and the Korean folktale Byeoljubu-jeon, invoking transitional characters who cross thresholds into unfamiliar realms. Hong Kong, as a historical and cultural crossroads, becomes a metaphorical door—an entry point into the unknown. The exhibition is inspired by the erratic and enigmatic rabbits of folklore who dive through rabbit holes or traverse oceans, conjuring a sense of dislocation, wonder, and becoming. LEE Jooyoung explores the ambivalent nature of language as a mediator between sensory experience and action. Her works—including the video piece Wading Through (2025) and the carbon paper drawing series murmur (2025)—visualize language’s potential for liberation and its resistance to fixed meaning through repetition and delay. KIM Myongjong dissolves boundaries between media to interrogate contradictions and abnormalities in contemporary society. Theater of Dream Shadows (2025) and The Yubuldo Chanting (Canteen) series (2025), the neon signs inscribed with characters symbolizing the worlds of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, are the works that tries to speak about what comes after the moment when we face that utopia. KIM Jeongwoo investigates the tension between image and materiality in painting. Through 0 (2025) and Fragmented (2025), the artist expands and fragments the components of painting, transforming the exhibition into a space where viewers can physically engage and sensorially immerse themselves in the works. JEONG Woojin’s practice is rooted in a deep contemplation of the relationship between humans and their environment. Her work visualizes the subtle emotional and existential shifts that occur as identity is shaped and reshaped through external conditions, using diverse materials and forms to express this ongoing transformation. The opening reception was held on August 7 from 6 to 8 PM. At 7 PM, a artists tour was given by the artists. The Korean Cultural Center’s annual Open Call project aims to introduce emerging Korean artists and curators to the Hong Kong art scene. Alongside the Korean Young Artists Series, this initiative continues to serve as a key platform for discovering promising talents and supporting their entry into the international art market.

2026 Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong Open Call for artists and curators   The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong (KCC) is now accepting proposals for the upcoming 2026 exhibition season.  We are planning to have an open-call exhibition in the coming 2026 at the exhibition hall located in the Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong.  It aims to support potential Korean artists and curators to find a larger market abroad.   Open Call Overview 1. Purpose - To promote cultural exchange between Korea and Hong Kong through exhibition - To introduce outstanding Korean artworks to Hong Kong   2. Exhibition Period Approximately 2 months in 2026 ※ Exhibition dates to be adjusted later   3. Exhibition Venue Exhibition Hall, Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong (6-7/F, Block B, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central)   4. Eligibility a) Individual Artists - Korean nationality - Three or more exhibition experiences   b) Group of Artists (a collective group of 3 or more artists) - More than 50% of the participating artists must be Korean nationals - The exhibition proposal showcasing either outstanding Korean art or cultural exchange between Korea and Hong Kong - Three or more exhibition experiences   c) Curator - Should submit an exhibition proposal consisting of three or more artists More than 50% of the participating artists in the exhibition must be Korean nationals - The exhibition proposal showcasing either outstanding Korean art or cultural exchange between Korea and Hong Kong - Three or more exhibition curation experiences   ※ Artists and curators can submit any form of art, including fine arts, sculptures, installation works, media arts, etc. Yet, due to the limitation of the shipping cost, bulky and heavy works need to have a separate consultation with KCC.   5. Required Application Materials (Both Korean and English): Online applications to opencall@kcchk.kr with the following: - Completed application form (download the form below) - Artists/Curator Portfolio (PDF format, less than 20 pages, less than 10MB) - Images of the art work to present (JPEG format; image files should be less than 2MB) or video links (max. 5MB) - Exhibition Proposal (Only for the curators)   6. KCC will provide - Exhibition venue at the KCC (refer to the attached PPT file) - Curatorial support for solo artists ※ KCC will group the selected solo artists and curate them into a group exhibition - Online press materials and PR support - 3 days of accommodation fee at PMQ (Heritage building for art and culture where KCC is located) - Shipping fee for the artworks (Up to around KRW 13,000,000) - Production cost for promotional materials (leaflets, posters, etc.) - Opening Reception ※ The curator is required to attend the opening ceremony. Participating artists must ensure a minimum attendance rate of 50% (e.g., in cases involving three aritsts, at least two must be present at the event) ※ The Opening Reception may not be held depending on the situation ※ All these supporting amounts will be offered within reasonably limited bounds.   7. Successful applicants are required to - Produce the leaflet and promotion materials (posters, etc.) (applies only to curators and artist groups) - Participate in the exhibition installation and opening reception   8. Selection Process External jurors consisting of curators and visual arts professionals will review the applications before voting on the two finalists.  The winners will be announced in early November 2023 via email.   More info: hk.korean-culture.org/en/1071/board/682/read/138643 Application Due Date: 30 September 2025, 23:59 (HKT) Enquiry: opencall@kcchk.kr

[The Opening Reception] Alice • The Turtle, Rabbits beyond the Door (7 Aug, 6-8 pm)   Korean Cultural Center invites you to the Opening Reception of the exhibition "Alice • The Turtle, Rabbits beyond the Door", the second exhibition of the 2025 Open Call series, featuring diverse works by Burgundy (LEE Jooyoung, KIM Myongjong, KIM Jeongwoo, and JEONG Woojin). The exhibition examines the intertwined concepts of identity and change, connecting them through the central metaphor of the door. While these concepts may appear antithetical, the exhibition reconsiders them as mutually sustaining—each defined and deepened through its relation to the other.   ✨Opening Reception✨ Date: Thursday, 7 August 2025, 6:00 – 8:00 PM (Artists tour at 7 PM) Venue: Korean Cultural Center (6-7/F, Block B, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central)

To commemorate the year falling between the 120th anniversary of Goam Lee Ungno (1904–1989) and the 100th anniversary of Park In-kyung (1926–), the Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong presents Lee Ungno & Park In-kyung: Artistic Companions in Life, running from June 5 to August 2, 2025. This exhibition is co-organized with Galerie Vazieux—based in Paris, where the couple lived after leaving Korea—and follows their presentation at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025.   In addition to the works featured at Art Basel Hong Kong, the exhibition brings together more than 30 major works by Lee Ungno from the 1960s to the 1980s, including the Abstract Letters and People series, alongside around 20 of Park In-kyung’s recent ink-wash abstractions. These works, shown side by side, trace the path the two artists walked together and illuminate their shared sensibilities.  First meeting in 1949 as teacher and student, Lee Ungno and Park In-kyung co-exhibited their artworks in Germany in 1958, and settled in France in 1959. They shared a belief in embracing Western contemporary art while preserving the traditions of East Asian painting, and each developed their own form of Korean abstract painting. As complete and independent artists, Lee Ungno and Park In-kyung worked in different styles. When their works are viewed together, however, one can sense a shared quality—something that emerges only between those who have walked the same path in life. Their mutual interest in nature, their exploration of the visual composition of characters and texts, densely filled surfaces without emptiness, and the tension that arises from crossing the boundaries between figuration and abstraction all reflect their artistic kinship.  Lee Ungno’s Abstract Letters and a writing painting by Park In-kyung, presented in Artistic Companions in Life, reflect their shared attitude of prioritizing form over meaning.  Park In-kyung's recent ink-wash paintings, based on daily observation of nature, resonate with Lee Ungno's People series in how they both cross the boundary between figuration and abstraction.   Although Lee Ungno passed away in 1989, his legacy as a pioneer who expanded the horizons of East Asian painting continues to live on. Park In-kyung, once limited in her practice by the social roles assigned to women and financial difficulties, began actively producing work after his passing. Even in 2025, as she approaches her centennial year, she continues to observe nature and pick up the brush. Their work—interweaving Korea and France, East and West—has long transcended borders. We hope that in Hong Kong, a city where East and West coexist, Artistic Companions in Life will find new resonance.    The opening reception was held on June 5 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, with a guided tour by curator Choi BoYoung from Galerie Vazieux at 7:00 PM. Around 40 art professionals and general visitors attended the opening, exploring the exhibition and engaging in discussions about the artworks.

[The Opening Reception] Lee Ungno & Park In-kyung: Artistic Companions in Life (5 June, 6-8 pm) Korean Cultural Center invites you to the Opening Reception of the exhibition "Artistic Companions in Life", featuring diverse works by LEE Ungno from the 1960s to the 1980s, including his famous Abstract Letters series and the People series, accompanied by PARK In-kyung's recent ink-wash abstractions derived from her daily observation of nature. The exhibition, co-presented with Galerie Vazieux (Paris, France), presents this couple's shared artistic journey and the commonalities of their artistic world.   ✨Opening Reception✨ Date: Thursday, 5 June 2025, 6:00 – 8:00 PM (Curator tour at 7 PM) Venue: Korean Cultural Center (6-7/F, Block B, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central)  

K-Pop culture has long been popular in Hong Kong. Beyond enjoying the captivating song and dance performances of K-Pop artists, many K-Pop enthusiasts are passionate about learning K-Pop choreography, forming groups with like-minded friends to practice and perform on stage. To provide these enthusiastic K-Pop performers with more opportunities to showcase their talents and allow audiences to experience the charm of K-Pop up close, KCC is hosting a K-Pop community performance at Korea Square, adding vibrancy to the celebration! The event features various performance groups, including energetic children’s dance teams and passionate senior dance teams, demonstrating K-Pop’s infectious appeal across all ages. Want to experience the thrilling K-Pop performances by local Hong Kong dance groups and feel the boundless energy of K-Pop? Come to Korea Square now and dive into this K-Pop extravaganza! ➡️Free admission. No registration required.

Calling all K-POP dance lovers! Ready to ignite your K-POP passion?  Join us for an electrifying K-POP Random Play Dance Party here in Hong Kong, with our special guest—the sensational YouTuber Go Toe Gyung 고퇴경 (@gotoegram)! Lead by local dance crew Chocomint HK(@chocominthk), dance alongside fellow K-POP fans to a thrilling, unpredictable playlist of iconic and chart-topping hits, challenging your dance move memory in a lively, exhilarating atmosphere! You can even sign up as a group if you would like to come with friends! The excitement doesn’t stop there! After the dance party, be mesmerized by a breathtaking performance from a local K-POP dance crew, delivering a pro-level visual spectacle! Don’t miss this unforgettable K-POP experience! Sign up now—spots are limited How to apply? Scan the QR Code on the above photo or use the below link, submit the application form on or before 1 Oct! Application form: https://forms.gle/VnVA84HF7Qdvoqha6  (Link in Bio)

  The annual K-Pop festival is back! Are you ready to dive into an unforgettable K-Pop party?   There are numerous K-Pop enthusiasts in Hong Kong. The K-Pop Community Festival provides a vibrant stage for talented performers and teams to showcase their skills and charm. Meanwhile, the public can come together as an audience to experience the endless joy brought by K-Pop dances and music.   This year's theme is "The New Generation of K-Pop," featuring performances of K-Pop songs released in the 2020s, allowing you to feel the vibrancy and allure of this exciting new era! In addition to 13 local K-Pop dance cover teams, KCCHK has specially invited the Korean Taekwondo Association in Hong Kong as the opening performance guest, showcasing a "Taekwon Dance" performance that beautifully blends K-Pop and Taekwondo elements. Additionally, the champion team of the “2025 K-POP Power Dance Cover Competition in MACAU,” "XD," a senior dance group from TWGHs Engage, and a children's team from PRODANCE Dance School will perform as special guest performers, presenting a fresh and exciting new face of K-Pop!   Tickets will be available for registration through the Artmate website starting at 3 PM on September 15 (Monday). Don’t miss out! Registration page: https://www.art-mate.net/tc/doc/87814    Special Guests(in alphabetical order): Engage 東華三院越齡 Korean Taekwondo Association in Hong Kong PRODANCE XD   Performing Teams(in alphabetical order): A.R.U AW5 BOYZONE Chocomint HK Felinus IAM PIXEL HK PUZZLE SNDHK STAY THE NOTCH YES U YEZONE

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The annual K-Pop carnival is back! The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong is going to hold ‘K-POP COMMUNITY FESTIVAL 2025’ on 4 October (Sat) 19:00 at Jockey Club Auditorium, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The theme this year is ‘The New Generation of K-Pop’. We are now recruiting 10-15 K-Pop cover dance teams to bring us refreshing performances of K-Pop songs released in the 2020s. If you are interested in joining us in K-POP COMMUNITY FESTIVAL, register right now! We hope to see you on stage! Application: https://forms.gle/Vvn1iEznNdtwPZBj9   Enquiry: Tel: 2270 3512 Email: k-pop@kcchk.kr