In celebration of their first year anniversary, the Korean Cultural Center of the Philippines have prepared a series of events for those who wish to know more about Korea's culture.
First on the list is the Culture Caravan which was held last July 10 at the Division Office in Pasig City. Students from 28 city public schools learned about Korean traditional games, traditional music and the basics of Korean language.
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More photos can be found here |
In cooperation with the Korea Ceramic Foundation (KOCEF), KCC has launched "Living Ceramics: The Modern Touch of Korean Heritage", an exhibit on Korea's ceramic tradition.
Here are some of the ceramics that were featured during the inauguration last July 13:
If you want to see more photos, you can look at them
here or you can visit the Korean Cultural Center and see these treasures for yourselves! The exhibit is still ongoing and it will be open until October 12 (Friday).
Three days ago, the finals for the Pinoy K-pop Star 2012 took place at the Hallyu Wave Hall in the Korean Cultural Center. It was originally scheduled last Saturday (July 21) but because of the bad weather, they had to postpone it. Twelve aspiring candidates were given a chance to show their talent and prove to the judges that they deserve to be the next Pinoy K-pop Star winner and represent the Philippines in the K-pop World Festival in Korea on October.
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The Pinoy K-pop Star 2012 finalists and winners with the judges |
Tomorrow, KCC will be holding another fun-filled event for all the Hallyu fans out there - Hallyu Fest 2012!
Aside from the K-pop Cover Dance Festival, two other contests will also take place during this event: the Koreanovela Cosplay Contest and the My Best KCC Moment Photo Contest. In addition,
Boyfriend will be coming as a special guest! (I'm sure A LOT of fans are going to be there tomorrow.) Furthermore, attendees will have the chance to bring home prizes from games and raffles. And if I'm lucky, I might be one of those! (that is, if my friend and I decide to go and we get tickets) Admission is free but there will be tickets given away tomorrow for those who wish to attend the event, and yes, the tickets are limited. So for those who really want to go, I suggest you arrive at the venue early so that you can get those passes. You can also read about the ticket distribution
here.
To know more about the Korean Cultural Center of the Philippines, you can visit their
website or you can check them out on
Facebook. You can also follow them on
Twitter!