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    Cultural center's Various Activities

    Events

    2026 KKC Seasonal Theme  [01. ROOT: Our Foundation]
    Events 2026 KKC Seasonal Theme [01. ROOT: Our Foundation]

    In 2026, KKC presents four seasonal themes to rediscover the enduring values of Korean culture. 01. ROOT: Our Foundation | MAR–MAY.2026 We look into the foundational elements of Korean culture. By revisiting traditions passed down through generations, we trace the starting point of our heritage. APR 9 | Lecture: Where does this food come from? o Topic: Insightful lecture on Korean Temple Food. o Audience: Food-related professionals o Location: Korean Cultural Center APR 10 | Lecture: Where does this food come from? o Topic: Insightful lecture on Korean Temple Food. o Audience: General public o Location: Korean Cultural Center APR 16-MAY 28 | Border – Gyuhan Lee Solo Exhibition o Topic:  Working with familiar brand packaging and readymades, he dismantles fixed meanings and rework them as light art that explores Korean roots. o Location: Korean Cultural Center APR 17 | Lecture: Understanding Korean culture through K-POP Demon Hunters, K-pop, and Korean popular culture. o Topic: Decoding Historical DNA and Cultural empathy on K-Culture contents o Location: Stockholm University APR 18 | Lecture: Understanding Korean culture through K-POP Demon Hunters, K-pop, and Korean popular culture. o Topic: Decoding Historical DNA and Cultural empathy on K-Culture contents o Location: Korean Cultural Center APR 18 | Stockholm Culture Night (Kulturnatt Stockholm) o Main Program: Border – Gyuhan Lee Solo Exhibition o Special: GOSA Performance, Korean Paper Lantern Workshop o Location: Korean Cultural Center MAY 07 | Shamanic Sensibility of Gayageum o Performance: A profound musical journey with traditional Korean musical instrument Gayageum. o Location: Konserthuset Stockholm From March to May, our focus lies on the 'ROOT' of Korean culture. We invite you to join us in exploring the very foundation of our heritage.

    Application opens for THE CORE, KCC Sweden’s New Membership Community (- 22 March)
    Events Application opens for THE CORE, KCC Sweden’s New Membership Community (- 22 March)

    Be the Core of Korean Culture. Koreanskt Kulturcenter (KKC) is excited to announce the launch of THE CORE, a new membership-based community. If you have a genuine love for Korean culture and are looking for a place to connect with like-minded people, this is your invitation to join us. What is THE CORE? THE CORE is a vibrant community designed for those who want to do more than just watch. It is a space to engage deeply, share your skills, and lead your own cultural gatherings within the KKC. Membership Benefits: What’s inside the [  ] ▪︎ Core [Pass] | Priority Access: Get closer to our top performances and events with priority invitations and exclusive access to last-minute seats. ▪︎ Core [Hour] | Space & Fika: Once a month, the KCC opens its doors just for you. Use our center as your private workspace or library while enjoying a Korean-style fika. ▪︎ Core [Action] | Backstage Support: Become an active contributor. Use your professional talents—like photography, translation, or event management—to help us bring K-culture to life. ▪︎ Core [Session] | Member-led Gatherings: Lead the way! Whether it’s a book club, movie night, or language café, we provide the space and support for your own member-led sessions. ▪︎ Core [Bord] | Year-end Meeting: Reflect on the year’s journey and celebrate with fellow members at our exclusive year-end gala. Recruitment Details ▪︎ Who: Anyone residing in Sweden with a genuine interest in Korean culture. ▪︎ Commitment: Active participation in at least 2 CORE [Action] projects per year. ▪︎ Application Period: Until 22 March 2026 ▪︎ How to Apply: Click the link below to start your journey: https://forms.office.com/e/B0y0UfdLhw   *Members will be selected based on the information provided in the application ▪︎  Questions and inquries: sujin.kim@kkultur.org 

    The Monk's Table: Philosophy of Korean Temple Cuisine
    Events The Monk's Table: Philosophy of Korean Temple Cuisine

    The Korean Cultural Center in Sweden will present three programs on Korean Temple Food in Stockholm in November 2025. The series is designed to introduce the philosophy, culinary traditions, and sustainability principles of Korean temple cuisine to Swedish audiences and industry professionals. This year’s programs will feature Venerable Beop Song and Chef Oh Kyungsoon.
Venerable Beop Song, the abbot of Youngseonsa Temple and former instructor of the Temple Food curriculum at Le Cordon Bleu London, will lead the Baru Gongyang experience on November 25.
Chef Oh Kyungsoon, owner-chef of “Doosugobang” and a leading researcher of traditional Korean plant-based cuisine, will present a live cooking demonstration and tasting on November 26, showcasing dishes adapted to locally available ingredients. A separate professional hands-on seminar exploring the principles and applications of temple cuisine will also be held. Please find the full program details below. Program 1. Baru Gongyang Experience ▪ Date & Time: Tuesday, 25 November 2025, 17:30–18:30 / 19:00–20:00 (two sessions) ▪ Venue: Mezzanine, Koreanskt Kulturcenter (Kungsholmsgatan 23, 112 27 Stockholm) ▪ Led by: Venerable Beop Song ▪ Language: Korean–English interpretation ▪ Program: Introduction to the rituals and order of Baru Gongyang, recitation of the Five Contemplations, mindful plant-based temple meal with short meditation and breath-led pacing, zero-waste closing ritual ▪ RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.se/e/1967728474838?aff=oddtdtcreator Program 2. Live Cooking & Tasting Event ▪ Date & Time: Wednesday, 26 November 2025, 17:30–20:00 ▪ Venue: 3F, Koreanskt Kulturcenter (Kungsholmsgatan 23, 112 27 Stockholm) ▪ Led by:Chef Oh Kyungsoon × Chef Um Janghyun ▪ Language: Korean–English interpretation ▪ Program: Welcome Korean tea & short introductory video, live cooking demonstration of key dishes, four-course tasting based on temple-style plant-based cuisine, Q&A with traditional Korean alcoholic beverages and tea ▪ RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.se/e/1967742413529?aff=oddtdtcreator Program 3. Professional Hands-on Seminar ▪ Date & Time: Wednesday, 26 November 2025, 17:30–19:30 ▪ Venue: 3F, Koreanskt Kulturcenter (Kungsholmsgatan 23, 112 27 Stockholm) ▪ Led by:Chef Oh Kyungsoon × Chef Um Janghyun ▪ Language: Korean–English interpretation ▪ Program: Discover the philosophy and culinary artistry of Korean temple cuisine through hands-on vegetarian cooking with seasonal, local ingredients. The experience includes a conversation and shared meal with a Buddhist monk for meaningful cultural insight. ▪ RSVP: This program is by invitation only. Professionals working in the food-service sector — including chefs, culinary students, and those involved in menu development—who wish to participate are invited to email their name, affiliation, and job title to rsvp@kkultur.org. A private RSVP link will be provided upon confirmation.

    Gothenburg Book Fair 2025
    Events Gothenburg Book Fair 2025

    The Korean Cultural Center in Sweden will participate in the 2025 Göteborg Book Fair by operating a Korean literature promotion booth and hosting seminars with invited authors Bora Chung and Juhea Kim. Please refer to the details below for more information. Korean Literature Promotion Booth ▪ Dates: September 25 (Thu) - 28 (Sun), 2025 ▪ Hours: - 25 September (Thu): 09:00-18:00 - 26 September (Fri): 09:00-19:00 - 27 September (Sat): 09:00-18:00 - 28 September (Sun): 09:00-17:00 ▪ Venue: Booth C02:22 (1st floor of the exhibition hall), Svenska mässan (Mässans gata 10, Göteborg, Sweden) Author Seminars <Juhea Kim> ▪ Date & Time: September 26 (Fri), 2025, 17:00-17:45 ▪ Venue: Svenska mässan (Mässans gata 10, Göteborg, Sweden) ▪ Theme: Love in Hopeless Conditions <Bora Chung> ▪ Date & Time: September 27 (Sat), 2025, 11:00-11:45 ▪ Venue: Svenska mässan (Mässans gata 10, Göteborg, Sweden) ▪ Theme: Speculative Depicters of Society Seminars within the Korean Literature Promotion Booth <Seminar Hosted by the Korean Picture Book Publishers Association> ▪ Date & Time: September 25 (Fri), 2025, 15:00-15:45 ▪ Venue: Korean Literature Promotion Booth within the exhibition hall ▪ Theme: Various Ways Korean Picture Book Publishers Communicate with Readers through Picture Books <Seminar and Book Signing with Authors Juhea Kim and Bora Chung> ▪ Date & Time: September 27 (Sat), 2025, 15:00-16:00 ▪ Venue: Korean Literature Promotion Booth within the exhibition hall ▪ Theme: Korean Women's Voices in Global Literature

    Exhibitions

    《Our Home: Korean Craft Archive 2025》part of Stockholm Craft Week
    Exhibitions 《Our Home: Korean Craft Archive 2025》part of Stockholm Craft Week

    The Korean Cultural Center in Sweden is pleased to present the Guest Country Special Exhibition of the 2025 Stockholm Craft Week, “Our Home: Korean Craft Archive 2025.”  As the Guest Country Special Exhibition of Stockholm Craft Week, Sweden’s largest craft festival, this exhibition highlights the wide spectrum of contemporary Korean craft. A total of 21 Korean craft artists active in Korea, Sweden, the Netherlands, and beyond will participate, showcasing works across diverse media including furniture, objects, textiles, metal, and ceramics. Visitors are invited to freely explore the exhibition space and experience the works from multiple perspectives. For more details, please see the information below.  ▪ Dates: October 1 (Wed) – December 10 (Wed), 2025  ▪ Venue: Exhibition Hall, 1st Floor, Korean Cultural Center in Sweden (Stockholm)  ▪ Organized by: Korean Cultural Center in Sweden / Stockholm Craft Week  Opening Reception  ▪ Date & Time: October 2 (Thu), 2025, 17:30  ▪ Venue: Exhibition Hall “ON,” Korean Cultural Center in Sweden  ▪ Program: Serving of Korean tea & introduction of works by three Stockholm-based participating artists (Bosong Kang, Dain Lee, Bogil Lee)  ▪ RSVP Link: https://forms.gle/hLnkdv2H8ptwoTfW7  Participating Artists (21)  Seongil Choi, Byungju Cho, Hyunjee Jung, Yuri Jung, Heami Lee, Yoonjeong Lee, Dain Lee, Bogil Lee, Kwangho Lee, Namgwon Lyu, Hyunseok Sim, Studio Word (Kyuhyung Cho & Jungyu Choi), Jeonghwa Seo, Wonmin Park, Yeunhee Ryu, Hyunsung Kim, Junsu Kim, Nuri Kim, Chulan Kwak, Kappao Studio, Bosong Kang

    Classes/Lectures

    Korean Language Course – Spring  2026
    Classes/Lectures Korean Language Course – Spring 2026

    King Sejong Institute at KCC Sweden is now accepting applications for the Spring 2026 Korean language classes. Please review the information below and register according to the schedule. ■ Class Levels & Schedule ㅇIntroduction (Choose either one / Duration 5 weeks, Total 15 hours) ▪Hangeul A: Monday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Mar 2 – Mar 30) ▪Hangeul B: Monday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Apr 20 – May 18) ㅇBeginner (Duration 15 weeks, Total 45 hours) ▪1A (Intensive) : Monday & Wednesday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Feb 16 – Jun 10) / *Recommended for learners who wish to complete the 1A course quickly in a single semester. ▪1A-1: Friday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Feb 13 – Jun 5) ▪1B-1: Friday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Feb 20 – Jun 12) ▪2A-1: Thursday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Feb 12 – Jun 4) ▪2B-1: Thursday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Feb 19 – Jun 11) ㅇSpecial Courses ▪Korean through Cooking: Tuesday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Feb 17 – Mar 17) / *Recommended for learners who completed 1B or have equivalent skills. ▪Korean through Media: Wednesday, 17:30 – 20:00 (Feb 18 – Apr 22) / *Recommended for intermediate and advanced learners. ※ Important Notes: ▪Start dates differ by class and may change due to internal circumstances. ▪Classes may be canceled if fewer than 5 students enroll. ▪Classes may be suspended on national holidays or leave days. ▪Except for the Introduction, Intensive 1A, and special courses, all courses are part of a one-year program. For example, completing Sejong Korean 1A requires attending both Spring 1A-1 and Fall 1A-2 classes. ■ Eligibility ▪Introduction: Anyone aged 15 and above whose native language is not Korean ▪Beginner & Intermediate: Completion of the previous level course, or results from an online level test *Based on online test results, a final level will be determined after an interview (in-person) with a teacher. Interview schedules will be provided to selected candidates. ■ How to Apply 1. Complete the application form: Register Here 2. Pay the class fee (after selection)  * Payment instructions will be sent to selected applicants via email. ■ Online Level Test (for eligible applicants) 1. Visit the “Online Sejong Institute” website, create an account, and take the level test: www.iksi.or.kr Login → Click the “Online KSI Info” banner → Click “Korean Level Test” to start. 2. Indicate your level test score on the application form. 3. Follow the instructions sent via email to schedule a speaking interview with a teacher. After the interview, your final level will be confirmed. (Interview schedule will be provided individually) ■ Important Notes •Application schedule is subject to change. •Submitting an application does not guarantee admission. •Only selected applicants will be contacted via email. •Selection is based on applicants’ motivation to register, in order to ensure fairness and reduce last-minute cancellations. •All classes are primarily conducted in Korean, and English explanations may be provided only when necessary. ■ Tuition (Including Textbook) •Introduction : 700 SEK •Beginner : 1,500 SEK •Special course : 700 SEK ■ Location •Koreanskt Kulturcenter, Kungsholmsgatan 23, 112 27 Stockholm, Sweden ■ Class Descriptions • Introduction For absolute beginners with no prior Korean experience. Students will learn the Korean alphabet (Hangeul), develop the ability to read and write basic Korean words. •Sejong Korean 1A–2B (Beginner) Designed for learners who have mastered the basic Korean alphabet, this course focuses on essential grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structures. Students will practice simple conversations in everyday situations, including asking for directions, ordering food, shopping, and talking about daily routines. Reading and writing short texts are introduced to strengthen comprehension. ■ Completion Requirements •Attend at least 70% of classes •Achieve a score of 60% or higher on the final assessment * The final assessment is conducted at the last class of each level. For example, the 1A final assessment is held in the Fall 1A-2 class. ■ Features of King Sejong Institute Korean Language Classes •Excellent Learning Platform – Our program is based on standardized curricula and textbooks developed by Korean language education experts. •Expert Instructors – Highly qualified native Korean teachers dispatched from Korea provide lessons tailored to learners’ levels and needs. •Cultural Experiences – Enjoy opportunities to experience both traditional and modern Korean culture. •Interactive Learning – Improve speaking and listening skills through engaging and practical activities applicable to real-life situations. ■ Benefits for King Sejong Institute Students •Students enrolled at the King Sejong Institute may receive priority access to future cultural and arts events, as well as Sejong Culture Academy classes hosted by the Korean Cultural Center in Sweden. ■ Contact education@kkultur.org ※ About the King Sejong Institute The King Sejong Institute is a global network of Korean language and culture education centers established by the Korean government. Named after King Sejong the Great, the creator of the Korean alphabet (Hangeul), the institute aims to promote Korean language education and deepen global understanding of Korean culture.

    Korean Cultural Center Schedule

    03.2026

    No Registered schedule.

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      (Monday-Friday) 11:00-12:00, 13:00-17:00

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