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2025 Seollal Celebration

Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025

11:00am – 2:00pm @ Korean Center (1362 Post St., San Francisco) 

 

Celebrate Seollal, the Korean Lunar New Year, with a fun-filled, family-friendly event! Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Korea through interactive activities and cultural experiences:

  • Learn and Participate: Discover the significance of Seollal with a special introduction and demonstration of the traditional bowing ceremony, “Saebae.” Parents can present well-wishing gifts (Yongdon) to children.
  • Get Creative: Enjoy hands-on Arts & Crafts and create your own traditional Korean crafts.
  • Play & Have Fun: Learn how to play “Yutnori,” Korea’s traditional New Year board game, in a lively group setting.
  • Savor the Flavors of Korea: Enjoy a delicious meal featuring “Mandu” (Korean dumplings) prepared just for you.
  • Connect & Share: Meet new friends, celebrate Korean culture, and take home unforgettable memories!

Whether you’re new to Korean traditions or want to share them with family and friends, this event offers something for everyone. Don’t miss this opportunity to kick off the Lunar New Year with joy and cultural discovery!

Reserve your spot today. Let’s welcome the New Year together!

Get tickets HERE

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1362 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94109

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Mon-Fri: By appointment only
Sat-Sun: Closed

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