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.