The Coronet Theatre is proud to present a major exhibition by Byoung Soo Cho, one of Korea’s most influential architects and a quietly radical figure in contemporary art and design. For three decades, Cho has cultivated an international reputation through his practice BCHO Partners, creating buildings that appear at once elemental and deeply human. His collaborations … [Read More]
Event Notices (page 5)
The touring K-Pop tribute acts
Reflecting the broadening appeal of all aspects of K-pop, not least the appeal of Golden and other hits from K-pop Demon Hunters, there’s a proliferation of K-pop tribute act stage shows touring the country, bringing the K-pop’s energy in family-friendly packages to a provincial theatre near you. From Grimsby to Torquay, from Aylesbury to Aberystwyth, … [Read More]
Cherry Blossom Project, at the Garden Museum
To coincide with London Craft Week and East Asian cherry blossom festivals celebrating the arrival of spring, an installation of 4,800 hand stitched mandus (Korean dumplings) created from hand-dyed organza silk will fill the Garden Museum’s baptistery. Cherry blossom festivals in East Asian countries bring people together to celebrate the arrival of spring, gathering beneath … [Read More]
Korean cuisine workshops at Capital City College
It’s time for the usual spring cookery classes at Capital City College (formerly Westminster Kingsway). The hands-on half-day workshops will be hosted in CCC’s world-renowned training kitchens in Victoria – the same kitchens where former students TV chefs Jamie Oliver and Ainsley Harriott learned their trade. The workshops are a great opportunity for novice or … [Read More]
Ela Lee in conversation with Nicola Dinan
Join the team at Waterstones Islington with Ela Lee, in conversation with Nicola Dinan, to discuss Minbak, a sweeping story of three generations of women who cross continents and decades to find truth, forgiveness and compassion, and an engrossing, heartfelt story of love, loss and the challenges of being true to yourself. Incheon, 1985. A … [Read More]
Film Screening: Piagol (피아골)
A band of ‘red’ partisans run up a mountain gorge under fire. We the spectators enter with them into Piagol – Pia Valley – at full speed, deep into the Jiri mountains. Their numbers will soon be reduced to a handful: captain Agari (‘big mouth’), his second-in-command Cheol-su, a few male adults, two women and … [Read More]
2026 Korea day in Glasgow
Get Ready for Korea Day in Glasgow! Experience the elegance and energy of Korea right here in Glasgow! We’ve curated a unique lineup that blends centuries of tradition with modern global trends. Whether you’re a lover of classical music and fine arts or a K-pop fan, come join us for an afternoon of “cool cultural … [Read More]
Honey in the Wound: Jiyoung Han in conversation
Join Waterstones Islington with Jiyoung Han to celebrate the publication of Honey in the Wound, a spellbinding intergenerational epic that spans ninety years of Asian history with visceral power and breathtaking magical realism to explore how colonialism forces one family to transform, and ultimately survive. A sister disappears and returns as a tiger. A mother’s … [Read More]
And the River Drags Her Down: In Conversation with Jihyun Yun & Melinda Salisbury
The Korean Cultural Centre UK presents an evening with Jihyun Yun, exploring her debut novel And the River Drags Her Down. Jihyun Yun is a Korean American writer and the author of the poetry collection Some Are Always Hungry. Her debut novel has been shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize. Blending Gothic horror, mystery, … [Read More]
Colin Stetson + dal:um at The Clapham Grand
Baba Yaga’s Hut Presents: Colin Stetson + dal:um at The Clapham Grand Colin Stetson is a renowned saxophonist and composer celebrated for his innovative approach to the instrument and his ability to push the boundaries of contemporary music. Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Stetson grew up surrounded by a rich musical landscape, studying the saxophone … [Read More]
KCCUK craft workshop: dancheong-patterned latern making
Join the KCCUK for a craft workshop exploring Dancheong. You’ll delve into the history of this traditional craft and receive a hands-on experience of these cultural treasures. Dancheong refers to traditional colouring on wooden buildings and artifacts in Korea for decoration and style that can be traced back to the period of the Three Kingdoms … [Read More]
Park Jieun: Journeys (pt 2), at Pontone Gallery
At first sight, Park Jieun’s paintings are dynamic exercises in gestural, graphic brush work. Her technique references traditional Korean and Chinese practice, but as the viewing distance narrows and reduces the viewer becomes aware of images contained within the boundaries of the dark, sweeping marks. Urban landscapes are meticulously delineated and gradually reveal themselves to … [Read More]
GAHO x KAVE: Europe Tour 2026 – Cityscapes — New Horizons
GAHO is an urban poet for whom making music is as natural as breathing. His songs are a diary – a record of moments, memories, and emotions, shaped by what feels right in the moment and unconstrained by theme, genre, trend, or sound. Dedicated to his craft, GAHO approaches songwriting with intention, patience, and precision, … [Read More]
DEPT: Dream Age tour in London
South Korean producer‑singer DEPT brings his atmospheric, late‑night soundscapes to The Grace this April as part of his Dream Age Tour. Known for his lush, emotive blend of indie pop, R&B, and lo‑fi electronica — and for collaborations that have quietly shaped the Korean indie scene — DEPT has built a global following drawn to … [Read More]
1VERSE plays the Garage
The wait is over – 1VERSE is bringing their first official European tour to the UK! Experience an action-packed concert with powerful vocals, sharp choreography, and the electrifying stage presence in London. From debut hits to new performances, this show is built for 5TARZ who have been waiting to see 1VERSE live. Get ready for … [Read More]
BTS Arirang Tour in cinemas
For those of you who can’t wait for the BTS Arirang tour at Spurs in July – or couldn’t get tickets – the performances in Goyang (April 11) and Tokyo (April 18) can be watched live in selected UK cinemas. Because of the time difference, the live screenings are in the morning UK time, but … [Read More]