In celebration of 75 years of friendship between the Republic of South Korea and the Philippines, the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines is delighted to present a series of exciting cultural events this November. These events highlight the shared connection between the two nations through music, traditional craftsmanship, and cultural exchange. Join us for a memorable lineup of performances, exhibitions, and workshops that will showcase the rich heritage of both countries.
Experience a one-of-a-kind evening as Korea’s all-female percussion ensemble, Groove&, brings a delicate yet powerful performance at the Leandro Locsin Auditorium, National Commission for Culture and the Arts in Intramuros. Groove& will be joined by two of the Philippines’ top traditional music groups, the University of the Philippines Tugtugang Musika Asyatika (UP TUGMA) and Padayon Rondalla, who will perform beloved Filipino classical tunes.
Harmony at 75: A Celebration of Philippine-Korean Friendship Through Music
(November 15, 2024, 5:00 PM | Leandro Locsin Auditorium, NCCA Building, Intramuros, Manila)
This musical collaboration is a follow-up to last year’s successful “Cultural Crescendo” concert, celebrating cultural exchange through music. Co-presented by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), the event is free, but seats are limited.
Reserve your seats now: bit.ly/Harmony75RegistrationLink
Bonus Performance:
Catch these talented musicians again at the Pinoy Playlist 2024 on November 16, 5:00 PM along 5th Ave. of Bonifacio High Street
Maedeup, Korean Knots
(November 22, 2024 ~ January 29, 2025, | The Metropolitan Museum of Manila, The M, BGC, Taguig)
Discover the timeless beauty of Maedeup or traditional Korean knot in this special exhibition, hosted by the National Folk Museum of Korea, at The M in BGC. Running from November 22, 2024, to January 29, 2025, the exhibit showcases intricate handmade knots that have adorned Korean clothing, accessories, furniture, and ceremonial objects for centuries.
This two-month-long exhibition is free, and no pre-registration is needed. On November 22 and 23, you can also take part in the “Traditional Korean Knot Bracelet Making” workshop, which will be held in the exhibit area. Open to individuals aged 20 and above, this free workshop provides an opportunity to learn the artistry of Maedeup firsthand.
Secure your workshop slot now: bit.ly/MaedeupKoreanKnotsWorkshopRegistration
