Embassy · Asia · Dupont Circle
South Korea’s national day is August 15, National Liberation Day.
The Embassy of South Korea is a vibrant hub for anyone curious about Korean culture, offering everything from hands-on cooking classes where you can master the art of kimchi-making to intimate talks about traditional pottery techniques. If you're into film, food, or the broader K-Culture scene, they consistently host engaging events that feel personal and authentic—think cozy movie nights paired with deep dives into Korean traditions rather than stuffy formal affairs. You'll leave with both new skills and a genuine appreciation for Korea's rich cultural heritage, whether you're cracking the code on banchan or discovering a new favorite film.
The Embassy of South Korea in Washington, D.C. has 1 upcoming public event: film. It is free and open to the public.
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
Enjoy a K-Cinema Korean Movie Night featuring "Mal-Mo-E: The Secret Mission." This film screening offers a glimpse into Korean culture through the art of cinema.
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
8:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center
8:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
2:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
8:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
8:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
8:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center
6:00 PM · Korean Cultural Center, Washington D.C.
