Korean Center, Inc.

Seollal (Korean Lunar New Year) Celebration
2023-02-11 11:00 - 13:00 (America/Denver) | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Join us in celebrating Seollal, or Korean Lunar New Year, with our new year celebration event! You’ll be able to participate in traditional Seollal activities and learn more about traditional customs of this important holiday.

Event:
1. Tteokguk (Rice Cake Soup) Workshop with Sarah Kim-Lee
On Seollal, it is customary to eat tteokguk to celebrate as it represents a clean, fresh start to the new year. We will have a cooking workshop of tteokguk with local K-food chef and ambassador Sarah Kim-Lee. Participants will be given a demonstration of how tteokguk is made. Participants will also learn how to plate the dish and be able to enjoy the dish afterwards!
2. Experience Seollal Customs
Experience traditional Seollal customs by trying on hanboks, the traditional Korean clothing, playing traditional Korean games, and more!
Please note: If you are interested in trying on the hanboks and participating in the workshop with the hanbok on, please arrive at 10:30AM.

Come and experience a traditional Korean New Year with us!

Children's Minhwa Exhibit
2023-05-02 08:00 - 2023-06-16 17:00 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
KCI is holding an exhibition this month at our center to showcase the talent and creativity of the students who participated in the International Children’s Minhwa Contest and won an award. The gallery is opened by appointment only. Please email info@koreancentersf.org to schedule an appointment.

2023 King Sejong Institute Korean Speaking/Writing Contest
2023-06-16 18:00 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Test your Korean skills with this year’s speaking/writing contest!
Participants will have the chance to demonstrate their abilities in both written and spoken Korean. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, this contest is a great way to test your language skills and learn from your peers. The winner will have a chance to win a trip to Korea, all expense paid! All participants will also have the chance to win a $50 gift card to Dokkaebier!
Join us and take part in this exciting competition!

A.Kim Short Film Screening and Q&A with Director Yulia Khvan
2023-06-24 15:00 - 16:00 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
The Korean Center, Inc presents the screening of “A. KIM“. The screening is followed by a Q&A with the director, Yulia Khvan.
Tickets are $10 if purchased in advanced and $15 at the door. Snacks and beverages will be provided.

‘Koryo-saram’ is the name given to the Korean diaspora that lived (and still live) in the former Soviet Union. ‘Koryo’ is the name the historical dynasty that ruled over the Korean peninsula, and ‘Saram’ means ‘people’. Hence, ‘Koryo-Saram’ literally translates to ‘Korean people’.
This short film sheds light on the little known history of koryo-saram, who have faced political persecution and endured significant hardships. Inspired by Khvan’s own experiences as a koryo-saram, this film also explores the inter-generational journey of self-discovery within the koryo-saram community while addressing the tension between family responsibility and self-fulfillment.
SYNOPSIS:
A.Kim is a koryo-saram, who lives in Tashkent (former Soviet Union). All seems well: he is modest, introspective, and excels at doing chores. Most would describe A.Kim as a good citizen. One day, a friend gifts A.Kim with an unexpected souvenir. It changes unspoken things. Among those, a perspective of what he is to himself. The life that surrounds takes on a new meaning.
ABOUT THE DIRECTOR:
Yulia Khvan is a member of a koryo-saram community in Uzbekistan and part of the LGBTQ+ community. She was born in Tashkent and studied international law in Sweden prior to becoming a filmmaker. Her works include: ‘Vito’ 2021 (short film, official selection at 16th Manuel Trujillo Durán International Short Film Festival, Yale Hollywood Festival 2021), production work in Argentine documentary ‘Terminal Norte’ 2021 (by Lucrecia Martel), and Emmy-nominated mockumentary series ‘Polypeople’ 2020 USA (by Thales Correa).

San Francisco Beginnings of Korean Immigration 1902-1920 Exhibit
2023-07-05 - 2023-09-05 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Korean immigrants have made significant contributions to American life, bringing their unique food and culture and talents and melding them into the mainstream. And Korean Americans have grown to be the fifth largest Asian American group in the US. When and how did Korean immigration begin?
This exhibit explores the lesser-known history of the first Korean community that started here in the Bay Area. In the early 1900s, as Japan rose to power and occupied Korea, about 3,000 Koreans left their motherland and arrived in San Francisco. Each of them came to the US for different reasons. All of them were fleeing from life under the Japanese. San Francisco Beginnings offers a rare glimpse into the lives of these Korean pioneers, the community they formed and their lasting contributions.
The exhibit is free and open to the public. You can see this exhibit on display at the Korean Center during our open hours (Mon-Fri from 10AM – 4PM).

K-Food Cooking Series
2023-07-08 - 2023-07-22 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
We’re bringing back our Korean cooking workshops in the month of July with the talented chef Ashley Hwang. Last year, Ashey visited KCI all the way from Korea to teach us how to make kimchi. This year, she’ll be back again to show us how to create other mouthwatering Korean dishes.
There will be six total workshops in this series, each priced at $90. Each day will follow a different theme, showcasing various dishes. Participants who attend the workshops for all three days will receive a certificate upon completion. Note: Participants only need to attend one session each day, for all three days, to receive the certificate. Participants will also have the chance to sign up for a FREE tasting event to wrap up the series.

WORKSHOP DATES:
*Each day has two time slots available. The morning workshop will run from 10AM-1PM while the afternoon workshop will run from 4PM-7PM.
7/8: K-Drama Dishes – Kimbap & Tteokbokki: Learn how to make dishes commonly featured in your favorite K-dramas! Discover the art of making delicious Kimbap (Korean rice rolls) filled with a variety of ingredients, including vegetables, meat, and seafood and learn how to prepare Tteokbokki, a popular Korean street food dish made with rice cakes cooked in a spicy sauce.
7/15: Explore Korea – Jeonju Bibimbap & Busan Seafood Pancake: These workshops will focus on a dish that’s unique to a region of Korea. Explore the flavors of Jeonju with the signature dish, Bibimbap, featuring an assortment of vegetables, meat, and a savory sauce served over rice. Dive into the cuisine of Busan with this seafood pancake, packed with fresh seafood and crispy vegetables.
7/22: Special Dishes for Hot Summer Days – Samgyetang & Cucumber Sobagi: In Korea, there are a few special days (특별한날) that is celebrated by eating certain dishes. On the hottest day of the year, you would eat hot foods like samgyetang. Learn this traditional Korean chicken soup, Samgyetang, believed to restore vitality and provide nourishment and discover the refreshing flavors of Cucumber Sobagi, or cucumber kimchi, a popular side dish in Korean cuisine.
Each workshop will provide hands-on instruction from chef Ashley Hwang, allowing participants to learn the techniques of Korean cooking. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to expand your culinary skills and explore the flavors of Korea!

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Ashley Jeong-a Hwang (Cooking Instructor / Director of Tasty K)
• Director / Cooking Instructor of Tasty K : 2018 Prospective Tourism Business Ventures (KTO)
• M.A. in Korea traditional culinary culture, Sookmyung women’s Univ.
• Licensed tourist guide (English), Tour conductor, Temple food instructor
• Master Thesis: Survey and examination of culinary tourism attributes in foreigners according to activity type (2013)
From browsing her local market to roaming the world to eat at old, historical restaurants, she is a true ‘foodie’ at heart. A Seoul native and mother of two, she is passionate about sharing her extensive academic and professional experience in the Korean culinary arts with her students.

Teen Summit
2023-08-26 09:30 - 17:30 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
The Teen Summit Program, hosted by the Korean Center and sponsored by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea, is designed to empower and develop young leaders in the Korean community. This one day program aims to provide students from grades 8-12 with opportunities to enhance their leadership skills and foster personal growth. Through a combination of hands-on workshops, engaging lectures, and discussions, the program equips students with the knowledge and tools needed to be an effective leader. This program also covers Korean American history and culture. Once the program is completed, participants will receive a certificate from KCI and the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea.

Cooking with Crayons
2023-09-12 - 2023-12-09 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Stop by the Korean Center and see our newest exhibit, Cooking with Crayons by artist Hana Jeong. Hana grew up in a rural Southwestern island in South Korea. As she moved to the US, facing language barriers, culture shock and loneliness, she found comfort by cooking Korean food for her friends. Cooking with Crayons, Hana’s inaugural collection uses crayons to express the profound love and connection she feels towards food. It is a testament to its unifying power, transcending language barriers and fostering warmth. Learn more about the collection HERE.
The exhibit is free and open to the public. You can see this exhibit on display at the Korean Center during our open hours (Mon-Fri from 10AM – 4PM).

5th Annual Bay Area Chuseok Festival
2023-09-30 11:00 - 17:00 | Main Parade Lawn, Presidio, Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA, 94129, United States
The Korean Center is excited to announce the return of the 5th Annual Bay Area Chuseok Festival, hosted at the Presidio on September 30, 2023. Our annual festival is the Bay Area’s largest public event showcasing Korean culture, cuisine, music, arts, and community. Join us in celebrating this important Korean harvest holiday with delicious Korean food (both traditional and fusion), exciting live performances from Korean cultural performance groups, traditional Korean games and activities, and more!

Bojagi Workshop
2024-01-27 14:00 - 15:30 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
For centuries, bojagi, the traditional Korean wrapping cloth, has held a significant place in Korean culture. Functionally versatile and beautiful, this essential item was used to wrap and carry everything from gifts to precious religious objects to clothing pieces and everyday household items. They are also used to cover food from ritual offerings, dining tables, and trays. Bojagi is still used today to wrap special gifts for family members on important holidays such as Seollal or Chuseok.
Led by Judy Kim, founder of Bojagi Home Decor, this hands-on workshop will introduce participants to Bojagi-wrapping techniques.
*Materials will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own object to learn how to wrap.
*Ages 6+

Seollal Celebration + Traditional Talchum/Pansori Performance
2024-02-09 18:00 - 19:30 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Join us in celebrating Seollal, or Korea’s Lunar New Year, with our new year celebration event! You’ll be able to participate in traditional Seollal activities (including trying on a hanbok and eating delicious Korean food) and learn more about traditional customs of this important holiday.
Watch a special performance that blends the ancient artistry of Talchum and the soul-stirring rhythms of Pansori . Our sensational professionals have flown in from Korea to perform. You’ll even have the opportunity to learn some moves from them!
You won’t want to miss out! Come and experience a Korean New Year with us!
About Talchum and Pansori:
Talchum is a traditional Korean mask dance drama that has been passed down through generations. It involves performers wearing colorful masks, vibrant costumes, and engaging in theatrical dance movements. Pansori is a traditional form of folk music performed by a vocalist and a drummer. Performances revolve around storytelling, often adapting classical Korean literature or folklore. This popular tradition is characterized by expressive singing and stylized speech, and and has been designated as Korea’s National Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 5.

Get Tickets HERE

What Makes Us Tick: An Introduction to Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries
2024-04-04 18:00 - 19:30 | Cantor Arts Center, 355 Roth Way, Stanford, CA, 94305, United States
This Seoul-based artist duo will premier a new work and discuss their signature style, which syncs original texts and music.
This FREE event will be held at Oshman Hall, in the McMurtry Building, Stanford University. The address is 355 Roth Way Stanford, CA 94305
About Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries
Based in Seoul, YHCHI have created a signature style of syncing original texts and music in English, Korean, and twenty-four other languages, showing many of them in major art institutions and biennials. They were the 2012 Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center Creative Arts Fellows. In 2018 M+ Hong Kong acquired an archive of all of their past and future work, YHCHANG.COM/AP2: THE COMPLETE WORKS. YHCHI gave the 2020 Renato Poggioli Lecture at Harvard University. M+ commissioned a major work, CRUCIFIED TVS — NOT A PRAYER IN HEAVEN, for its inaugural museum opening, in 2021. In 2022 a show of their work, both on- and offline, opened at Tate Modern, London. To accompany their 2022-23 solo show at Neue Berliner Kunstverein, YHCHI made a 2361-page artist’s book, SOUVENIR. Their work will be included in the new edition of the Norton Anthology of English Literature.

FREE Korean Short Film Screening: Soogie and the Egg Ghost
2024-04-06 18:30 | Lafayette Library, 3491 Mount Diablo Blvd,, Lafayette, CA, 94549, United States
Dear friends and independent film lovers!
Join us April 6th for a screening of THE EGG GHOST! This short film, shot in the Bay Area, is a fresh adaptation of the ancient Korean legend. Come meet the cast and crew. Get a taste of Korean folklore, revenge, and the supernatural. And come enjoy and support local independent filmmaking! Send this on to your friends and family. All are welcome!
Admission is free. Contact Bob (bob@conventionforce.com) below for details. We can’t wait to see you and your friends and family there!
April 6th, 6:30pm
6:30pm arrival
7:00pm showtime
Lafayette Library
3491 Mount Diablo Blvd, Lafayette, CA 94549

Pianist Joyce Yang in Recital
2024-04-07 19:00 - 21:00 | Kohl Mansion, 2750 Adeline Drive, Burlingame, CA, 94010, United States
Korean pianist Joyce Yang in her only Bay Area recital as part of her international tour. She is a Silver Medal Winner of the Van Cliburn Piano Competition and a Grammy Award-nominated artist. Born in Seoul, trained at School of Music National Korea University, often performs in Seoul and Daejeon.

Second Moon Performance
2024-04-12 20:00 | Freight & Salvage, 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA, 94704, United States
Second Moon is a dynamic 7-member band that blends Korean Pansori, a style of musical storytelling, with Irish music by incorporating instruments like Irish whistle, bodhran, and mandolin. The band gained recognition in 2006 when they were selected for “Rookie of the Year” and “Record of the Year” at the Korean Music Awards, and their music was featured in hit K-dramas such as Princess Hours and Goong S. Second Moon continued to push musical boundaries with their album Pansori Chunhyangga which won the “Best Jazz and Crossover” award at the 2017 Korea Music Awards.
There will be post-show Q&A session on how the musicians intersect traditional Korean folk music with other global sounds moderated by Jean Ahn.
Born in Korea, Jean Ahn began to study piano and composition at a very early age. Her creative output includes works ranging from solo instruments to full orchestra, as well as choral, dance, and electroacoustic music. Her works have been performed by the Santa Cruz Symphony, Oakland Symphony, Berkeley Symphony, Memphis Symphony, Diablo Symphony Orchestra, Earplay, and Leftcoast Ensemble among others. She completed her B.A. and M.M. at Seoul National University and her Ph.D. at UC Berkeley. She is the director of Ensemble ARI and a Lecturer at UC Berkeley. She is also the music director for CHIM studio where she teaches music for special needs students. www.jeanahn.com

Free Screening of Past Lives in Hayes Valley
2024-04-12 20:00 - 22:00 | Proxy SF, 432 Octavia Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102, United States
This Friday, April 12th, we continue the FREE PROXY Spring Series with a special screening of PAST LIVES!
Directed by Celine Song, 2023 [PG-13]
Nora and Hae Sung, two deeply connected childhood friends, are torn apart after Nora’s family emigrates from South Korea. Two decades later, they are reunited in New York for one fateful week as they confront notions of destiny, love, and the choices that make a life, in this heartrending modern romance.

‘Doors’ at 7:15 pm // Film at 8:10 pm
Beer and non-alcoholic tonics by @fortpointbeer and @juiceshop. Pick up some hot dogs on your way to the show from @hayzdog! Win FREE ICE CREAM! Past Lives speed trivia 30 min before showtime by @sfhometowncreamery

Family Minhwa Workshop
2024-04-27 14:00 - 16:00 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Korean Traditional Folk Art, Minhwa, is a type of painting that became popular during the Joseon era. It was painted by unknown artisans, who used symbolism to express their feelings of happiness, anger, and love in everyday life. They are typically used to decorate palaces and homes and to celebrate joyful family occasions.
Minhwa artist Kiyoung Nam will lead this family friendly workshop where participants will have the opportunity to learn more about traditional Minhwa, and paint their own artwork. Once finished, participants will have their own Minhwa work to decorate their homes with!
Families are encouraged to attend. This workshop is open to children ages 8+.

Get Tickets HERE

Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month
2024-05-01 - 2024-05-31 | CA
In honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the San Francisco APA Heritage Celebration Committee cordially invites community, government, media, and business organizations to unite in our shared mission of raising awareness. Join us in amplifying our public awareness campaign across various communication platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, websites, e-blasts, TV, and print materials.
Access our comprehensive marketing resources designed to spark public interest and facilitate engagement. Utilize these materials to seamlessly integrate the celebration into your organization’s communication channels and help spread the word about this important month of recognition.

APA Heritage Awards & Reception
2024-05-01 17:30 - 20:30 | Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, United States
Celebration Theme – Moving Forward Together
Celebrating 20 Years of Connecting and Uplifting Communities

Be Part of the 20th Anniversary Celebration! The APA Heritage Awards is a signature program of San Francisco’s celebration of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Every year the AAPI Heritage Celebration Committee honors civic organizations that have achieved significant milestones in serving the community. Immediately following the Awards ceremony, guests are invited to the 20th Anniversary Gala Reception in City Hall.

Asian Are Strong 5K
2024-05-04 10:00 - 14:00 | Japantown Center Plaza
Asians Are Strong:
Help us kick off the 2024 AAPI Heritage Month with a 5k fun run that honors and celebrates the rich Asian and Pacific Islander history in San Francisco.
This is a FREE, family-friendly, fun walk/run through the heart of the city, where we will pass by over 14 historic AAPI landmarks. Each landmark will have goodies, resources, and information about each location.
We will start the 5k with an opening ceremony performance and end it with an amazing Finisher’s Festival, which will include more performances, activities, goodies, and vendors.
There will be cheer stations, photo ops, candy, and entertainment on the route for runners to enjoy!

Ten Thousand Tears of Lamentation
2024-05-04 14:00 - 16:00, 2024-05-05 14:00 - 16:00 | CA
Presented by WRAPBA.org: Sponsored by SFSU Asian American Studies Department
The tragic stories of comfort women expressed through traditional Korean, Chinese, and Filipino dance and African American hip-hop. Performance written by Dr. Jeffrey Nishimura and choreographed by Jong Lee.
Performance Times:
May 4, 2024 | 2pm & 7pm
Marin Civic Center Showcase Theater, Veterans Memorial Auditorium
May 5, 2024 | 2pm
San Francisco State University, McKenna Hall
Dance Performances by:

Go Chun Sik-Ye Dam Dane Company of Je-Ju, Korea
Chinese Redwood Empire Group of Santa Rosa
Sinulog Dance Troupe of Petaluma
New Style Motherlode of Oakland

Supporting Organizations:

Fullerton Family Foundation
Asian American Alliance of Marin
Marin Asian Advocacy Project/MCM
Marin Community Foundation

For more info, please contact Jong Lee: jmuglee@gmail.com or 415-377-2972

Children's Day Celebration
2024-05-05 13:00 - 15:00 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Join us for a fun-filled celebration of Children’s Day at KCI! In Korea, Children’s Day is a special public holiday dedicated to celebrating the joy of childhood. This year, we invite you to join us for a day of exciting activities and cultural experiences.
From traditional Korean games to hands-on craft sessions, there’s something for child to enjoy. Participate in traditional Korean games like jegichagi, ddakji, shoe toss, and lots more!
In addition to the games, don’t miss the chance for your children to unleash their creativity at our chopstick-making section. Led by Chopstick Story, kids can craft their very own pairs of chopsticks, personalized and unique to their taste. It’s a wonderful opportunity for children to learn about traditional Korean craftsmanship while creating a memorable keepsake.
This event will be limited to children ages 9-14.
Ticket Fee: $40
Get tickets HERE.

Advanced Bojagi Workshop
2024-05-11 14:00 - 16:00 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Join us for our Advanced Bojagi Workshop, and learn some creative ways to gift wrap. This is the perfect way to tie off your presents for Mother’s Day!
Please note: participants do not need to have prior experience to attend. Anyone can learn!
About the Workshop
For centuries, bojagi, the traditional Korean wrapping cloth, has held a significant place in Korean culture. Functionally versatile and beautiful, this essential item was used to wrap and carry everything from gifts to precious religious objects to clothing pieces and everyday household items. They are also used to cover food from ritual offerings, dining tables, and trays. Bojagi is still used today to wrap special gifts for family members on important holidays such as Seollal or Chuseok.
Led by Judy Kim, founder ofBojagi Home Decor, this hands-on workshop will introduce participants to more advanced, creative Bojagi-wrapping techniques.
*Materials will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own object to learn how to wrap.

Get tickets HERE.

A Great Divide
2024-05-12 18:30 - 20:30 | Great Star Theater, 636 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
When a Korean American family relocates from California to a small town in Wyoming, they don’t expect the town residents to pose a bigger threat than the bison, moose, and snakes they encounter at every turn.

Smoking Tigers
2024-05-18 14:30 - 17:00 | Roxie Theater, 3117 16th St, San Francisco, CA, 94103, United States
In this dreamy coming-of-age portrait, a Korean American teenager dealing with her parents’ separation discovers the meaning of growing up when she’s enrolled in a competitive summer school and confronted, for the first time, with class differences and the possibility of love.

Meeting You, Meeting Me
2024-05-19 15:00 - 17:00 | New Parkway Theater, 474 24th St, Oakland, CA, 94612, United States
Chance has a way of forcing the incalculable into a moment of serendipity. A Korean American divorce attorney who is very rooted in her immigrant family’s upbringing, and a Californian college dropout searching for herself after being canceled online—both desperately need a friend at the moment their paths cross.

Teen Summit 2024
2024-06-08 09:30 - 15:30 | CA
The Teen Summit Program, hosted by the Korean Center and sponsored by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea, is designed to empower and develop young leaders in the Korean community. This one day program aims to provide students from grades 8-12 with opportunities to enhance their leadership skills and foster personal growth. Through a combination of hands-on workshops, engaging lectures, and discussions, the program equips students with the knowledge and tools needed to be an effective leader. Once the program is completed, participants will receive a certificate from KCI.
See our Teen Summit 2024 page for more information on guest speakers.

Korean Heritage Night at SF Giants
2024-06-26 18:30 - 21:00 | Oracle Park
oin us at Oracle Park and celebrate the rich culture and heritage of Korean communities across California. Enjoy an evening filled with Korean pregame performances, cultural music and specialty food options. Partial proceeds from each special event ticket will benefit local organizations within the Korean community.
Purchase Includes:

Game Ticket: Wednesday, June 26 vs. Chicago Cubs
Special Event Item: Jung Hoo Lee T-shirt

Flower Arrangement Workshop
2024-07-27 14:00 - 16:00 | Korean Center, Inc, 1362 Post Street, San Francisco
Learn how to create stunning bouquets and centerpieces with fresh flowers. You will be learning from professional instructors: Kim Hea-sook, the bronze medal winner at the Korean Flower Arranging Contest, and Ryu Bok-hee, recipient of the President’s Award at the Korean Flower Arranging Contest. Both are visiting professors from South Korea and bring decades of experience and expertise in floral design.
Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to unleash their inner florist. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to get hands-on experience and take home your beautiful creations!
Participants should bring a flower pot for the workshop. The container should have a diameter of approximarelt 20~25cm and a height of 10~15cm. Limited pots will also be available for purchase onsite.
About the Instructor:
Kim Hea–sook has taught at university and has 50 years of experience in flower arranging. She is a sought after instructor/designer to many within the international community and throughout South Korea. She has authored books, won the bronze metal at the Korean Flower Arranging contest this year, and has received numerous awards. Her works have been featured in many exhibitions and events.
Ryu Bok-hee is a university professor with 50 years of experience in flower arranging and won the President’s Award at the Korean Flower arranging contest last year. Bok-hee is a renowned Korean floral designer known for her stunning and intricate floral arrangements.
