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Join us for a special collaborative screening as K-Cinema Club teams up with Open Window Horror Club to present Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018), one of Korea's standout modern horror films. Inspired by the urban legends surrounding Korea's abandoned Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital, the film turns one of the country's most infamous haunted locations into a terrifying found-footage experience. The real hospital even gained international attention after being featured on CNN Travel's list of the "7 Freakiest Places on the Planet," adding to the chilling reputation behind the film. Grab some popcorn, enjoy the film, and stick around afterwards to chat all things horror with fellow horror fans. We look forward to sharing a fun evening of scares, conversation, and Korean cinema with you! Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum | 2018 | 1h 34m A team of online horror streamers enters the abandoned Gonjiam Psychiatric Hospital to broadcast a live ghost hunt. As they venture deeper into the building in search of terrifying encounters, the line between performance and reality begins to disappear. DATE Thursday, 23 July 2026 TIME 7PM Come a bit early to grab some free popcorn and a drink! 🍿🥤 The screening starts right at 7 PM, so don’t be late! ⏰ VENUE Open Window AV Auditorium (📍 Address: 1297 John Vorster Dr, Southdowns, Centurion) ADMISSION Free For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Join us this Women's Month for a special edition of K-Cinema Club as we present The World of Love (2025), one of Korea's most acclaimed films of the year. Internationally acclaimed at major film festivals and praised by Academy Award-winning director Bong Joon Ho as "a masterpiece," The World of Love is a deeply moving coming-of-age drama that explores the lasting impact of trauma through a sensitive and emotionally powerful story of resilience, friendship, and hope. Following the screening, stay for a special panel discussion with experts exploring the film's themes of gender-based violence, trauma, healing, and recovery. The World of Love | 2025 | 1h 59m High school student Jooin appears to be living an ordinary teenage life, but unexpected events begin to challenge her sense of self and the world around her. Tenderly observed and emotionally resonant, The World of Love is a powerful story of friendship, resilience, and the quiet courage it takes to move forward. DATE Wednesday, 5 August 2026 TIME • 5 PM – Welcome Reception 🍕🍷 • 6 PM – Film Screening & Panel Discussion 🎬 Join us from 5 PM for complimentary pizza and drinks before the screening. The film starts promptly at 6 PM, followed by a discussion with experts on gender-based violence. VENUE The Bioscope (📍 Address: 44 Stanley Ave, Milpark, Johannesburg) ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://thebioscope.co.za/ *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Experience the beauty of Korean tradition through dance, music, and cuisine at this special cultural afternoon at the Korean Cultural Centre. Following two weeks of dedicated training, participants of our Traditional Korean Fan Dance Workshop will present a showcase celebrating the elegance, harmony, and artistry of Buchaechum, one of Korea's most iconic traditional dances. The programme will also feature a special performance of Taepyeongmu by Master Kim Tae-eun of the National Gugak Center. Recognised as one of Korea's most celebrated traditional dances, Taepyeongmu is admired for its graceful movements, exquisite costume, and rich cultural significance as a dance expressing wishes for peace and prosperity. Complete the experience by enjoying a selection of authentic Korean cuisine and discover how Korea's performing arts and culinary traditions come together in a celebration of culture. DATE Saturday, 18 July 2026 TIME 14:00–16:00 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/C7Sk5Z7sB2gux2vw8 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Three Arresting Performances. Three Unsettling Questions. Three award-winning performances confronting grief, love, and belonging — and the questions that follow. K-Cinema Club returns this May! Join us for a new series of films led by three powerful performances that stay long after the credits roll. In this edition of K-Cinema Club, Actors in Question brings together three award-winning performances shaped by questions that linger. From grief and faith, to love and self-reflection, to the fragile making of family, these films move beyond narrative to confront questions that resist easy answers. Each performance does more than inhabit a character — it draws us into moments where feeling, belief, and belonging are tested, and where we are left to consider what remains. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in these powerful performances — and the questions they leave you with. Secret Sunshine | 2007 | 2h 22m Can faith offer refuge in the face of utter devastation? Who can be forgiven, and redeemed? After her husband’s death, Shin-ae moves with her young son to his hometown of Miryang, hoping to begin a new life. As she struggles to settle into an unfamiliar and quietly isolating environment, an unexpected tragedy upends everything, pushing her toward faith and forcing her to confront its limits. On the Beach at Night Alone | 2017 | 1h 41m What becomes clear after love passes, leaving us alone? Following a relationship with a married man, actress Younghee steps away from her life and travels abroad. Spending her days in quiet reflection by the sea, she revisits the past, questioning her emotions and the choices that led her there. Broker | 2022 | 2h 9m Who is granted the right to claim a place in a family? One night, a young mother leaves her baby at a church-run drop box. The child is taken in by two men operating an informal adoption network, who set out to find him a new family, setting off a journey that brings together a group of strangers with their own reasons for being there. DATES   • Secret Sunshine (2007): Thursday, 14 May 2026   • On the Beach at Night Alone (2017): Thursday, 21 May 2026   • Broker (2022): Thursday, 28 May 2026 TIME 6PM Come a bit early to grab some free popcorn and a drink! 🍿🥤 The screening starts right at 6 PM, so don’t be late! ⏰ VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria) ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://linktr.ee/KCCSA *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Join us for the opening reception of YOONSEUL, an evening marking the meeting of two landscapes through photography. YOONSEUL (윤슬), meaning “shimmering light dancing on the water's surface,” reflects moments that pass quickly yet leave a lasting impression. In this exhibition, Hyoung-Sik Jin presents a deeply personal visual journey shaped over the course of a year, moving between South Korea and South Africa. Through his photographic works, the artist captures landscapes not as they are typically seen, but as they are felt. Light becomes more than illumination. It becomes memory, presence, and quiet resilience. Like reflections on water or traces left on the surface of a life marked by time, these images invite viewers to pause and reconsider what is often overlooked. This exhibition is not merely about scenery. It is about perspective. It opens a space for dialogue between two distant yet unexpectedly connected lands, offering a meaningful opportunity for artistic exchange between Korea and South Africa. Hyoung-Sik Jin Hyoung-Sik Jin is a contemporary photographer known for his thoughtful exploration of light, time, and landscape. His work captures quiet, often overlooked moments, transforming them into reflections of memory and emotion. He has received multiple awards, including recognition in the Korean Air Photo Contest and the Hyundai Photography Competition, where he was selected among the “50 Photographers of the Year.” With a series of solo and group exhibitions across South Korea, his work continues to shape a distinctive visual language grounded in subtlety and depth. DATE 8 May 2026 TIME 5PM VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/RTcCsXPiB5vpbu5B8 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

YOONSEUL (윤슬), meaning “shimmering light dancing on the water's surface,” reflects moments that pass quickly yet leave a lasting impression. In this exhibition, Hyoung-Sik Jin presents a deeply personal visual journey shaped over the course of a year, moving between South Korea and South Africa. Through his photographic works, the artist captures landscapes not as they are typically seen, but as they are felt. Light becomes more than illumination. It becomes memory, presence, and quiet resilience. Like reflections on water or traces left on the surface of a life marked by time, these images invite viewers to pause and reconsider what is often overlooked. This exhibition is not merely about scenery. It is about perspective. It opens a space for dialogue between two distant yet unexpectedly connected lands, offering a meaningful opportunity for artistic exchange between Korea and South Africa. Hyoung-Sik Jin Hyoung-Sik Jin is a contemporary photographer known for his thoughtful exploration of light, time, and landscape. His work captures quiet, often overlooked moments, transforming them into reflections of memory and emotion. He has received multiple awards, including recognition in the Korean Air Photo Contest and the Hyundai Photography Competition, where he was selected among the “50 Photographers of the Year.” With a series of solo and group exhibitions across South Korea, his work continues to shape a distinctive visual language grounded in subtlety and depth. DATES 8 May – 14 August 2026 *The exhibition is closed on weekends and public holidays. TIME 09:00–16:00 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) ADMISSION Free For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Taekwondo classes return to the Korean Cultural Centre for Term 2 of 2026! Discover Taekwondo, Korea's traditional martial art celebrated for its dynamic kicks, disciplined training, and enduring values. Through regular practice, participants develop strength, flexibility, coordination, and confidence while embracing the principles at the heart of Taekwondo, including respect, perseverance, self-control, and integrity. Whether you're taking your very first class or continuing your journey, this programme offers a welcoming environment to build both physical skills and personal discipline. DATES 3 August – 25 November 2026 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) LEVEL All levels AGE 13 years and above CLASS SCHEDULE (Choose one class only)   • Mondays, 14:30–16:00   • Wednesdays, 14:30–16:00 FEE Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/M1EXps29m2hYpMHe8 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Ready to take the next step in your Korean language journey? The King Sejong Institute Korean Language Classes return for Term 2 of 2026 at the Korean Cultural Centre, offering free, structured Korean language education from beginner to intermediate levels. Designed to build practical communication skills, the programme develops your speaking, listening, reading, and writing while strengthening grammar, vocabulary, and confidence in using Korean in everyday situations. Whether you're just beginning with Hangeul, the Korean alphabet, or continuing to higher levels, you'll learn in a supportive classroom environment with experienced instructors. DATES 3 August – 13 November 2026 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) AGE 16 years and above CLASS SCHEDULE   • Level 1A (1): Monday & Wednesday | 14:00–16:00   • Level 1A (2): Tuesday & Thursday | 14:00–16:00   • Level 1B (1): Monday & Wednesday | 09:00–11:00   • Level 1B (2): Tuesday & Thursday | 14:00–16:00   • Level 2A: Tuesday & Thursday | 09:00–11:00   • Level 3B: Tuesday & Thursday | 09:00–11:00 FEE Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/hvZdaAevnFr6gHut8 *required The King Sejong Institute (KSI) is a Korean government–supported global network dedicated to teaching the Korean language and sharing Korean culture around the world. For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Looking for a fun way to stay active? Korean Beat Fitness combines energetic Korean music with easy-to-follow aerobic exercise for a workout that is both enjoyable and effective. Whether you're looking to get moving,  relieve stress, improve flexibility, or simply try something new, this programme offers a welcoming and upbeat environment for all fitness levels. Join us at KCCSA and discover a fresh way to move to the beat! DATES Fridays, 12 June – 3 July 2026 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) AGE 13 years and above CLASS SCHEDULE   • Class A: 14:00-15:00   • Class B: 15:00-16:00 FEE Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/ekVQet9CiQ7F6ZPg9 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Love K-pop? Come dance with us! Learn the choreos, sharpen your skills, and bring the stage energy every week at KCC. DATES 17 March – 18 June 2026 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) AGE 13 years and above CLASS SCHEDULE   • Boy Group Choreography Beginner: Tuesdays, 2PM–3PM   • Boy Group Choreography Intermediate Class: Tuesdays, 3PM–4:30PM   • Girl Group Choreography Beginner Class: Thursdays, 2PM–3PM   • Girl Group Choreography Advanced Class: Thursdays, 3PM–4:30PM COST Free REGISTRATION https://sites.google.com/view/2026-kcc-kpop-1st-term/home *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

KSI Korean Language Classes return for Term 1 of 2026 at the Korean Cultural Centre! From beginner to intermediate levels, these structured Korean language classes focus on building practical communication skills,  strengthening grammar and vocabulary, and improving reading and writing in Hangeul (the Korean alphabet). Taught in a supportive classroom setting,  the programme is ideal for learners who want to study Korean step by step and gain confidence in using the language both in and outside the classroom. DATES 2 March–12 June 2026 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) AGE 16 years and above CLASS SCHEDULE   • Level 1A: Mondays & Wednesdays, 09:00–11:00   • Level 1A: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 14:00–16:00   • Level 1B: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 09:00–11:00   • Level 2A: Mondays & Wednesdays, 14:00–16:00   • Level 2B: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 14:00–16:00   • Level 3A: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 09:00–11:00 FEE Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/6dTyAni36TYDJgj29 *required The King Sejong Institute (KSI) is a Korean government–supported global network dedicated to teaching the Korean language and sharing Korean culture around the world. For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Taekwondo classes return to the Korean Cultural Centre for Term 1 of 2026! Learn Taekwondo, Korea’s traditional martial art known for its dynamic kicks, disciplined training, and strong sense of respect and self-control.  Classes focus on building strength, flexibility, coordination, and confidence, while introducing the values at the heart of Taekwondo,  including perseverance, focus, and mutual respect. Open to beginners and experienced practitioners alike, this programme offers a supportive  and structured environment for both juniors and adults to train and grow. DATES 2 March–27 May 2026 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) LEVEL All levels AGE   • Junior Class: 7–12 years   • Senior Class: 13 years and above CLASS SCHEDULE   • Junior Class: Mondays, 14:30–16:00   • Senior Class: Wednesdays, 14:30–16:00 COST Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/PmRPTu6nVhd42zTP7 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Curious about the techniques and trends behind Korea's world-renowned beauty industry? Join us for a special K-Beauty Workshop presented as part of the 2026 Sejong Culture Academy, where participants will learn professional makeup techniques and discover the philosophy, innovation, and creativity that have made K-Beauty a global phenomenon. The workshop will be led by Jaehoon Lee, who brings extensive industry experience as both a professional makeup artist and beauty educator. Participants will also have the opportunity to meet him again during K-Culture Town, where he will present a series of live public makeup demonstrations. WORKSHOP   • Tuesday, 28 July | 13:00–16:00   • Wednesday, 29 July | 09:00–12:00 PUBLIC MAKEUP DEMONSTRATIONS   • Friday, 31 July | 11:00–12:00   • Friday, 31 July | 14:00–15:00   • Saturday, 1 August | 11:00–12:00   • Saturday, 1 August | 14:00–15:00 VENUE   • Workshop: Korean Cultural Centre SA   (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria)   • K-Culture Town Public Demonstrations: Kokoro Rivonia Gardens   (📍 Address: Kokoro Rivonia Gardens, Cnr Rivonia Road &, North Rd, Rivonia, Sandton, Johannesburg) ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/JVgfxDMzqRMQEysx8 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

No passport. No boarding pass. Just hop on and explore Seoul, right here in Johannesburg! Travel through recreated Seoul Metro stations as each stop takes you to a different side of Korea—from vibrant shopping streets and bustling markets to riverside hangouts, iconic landmarks and the excitement of K-pop culture. Enjoy a full day of performances, shopping, food, exhibitions and hands-on experiences inspired by everyday life in Seoul. Follow the Seoul Metro to discover iconic destinations, each offering a unique glimpse into Korea's culture, lifestyle and traditions. PROGRAMME   • K-Pop Performances   • K-Lifestyle Shopping   • Korean Street Food   • Traditional Experiences   • Hands-on Workshops   • Exhibitions   • Korean Convenience Store   • Noraebang (Korean Singing Room)   • Photo Zones DATES Friday – Saturday, 31 July – 1 August 2026 TIME 10:00–17:00 VENUE Kokoro Rivonia Gardens (📍 Address: Cnr Rivonia Road &, North Rd, Rivonia, Sandton, Johannesburg) ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/1H4kxJDrGTsq4z7TA *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

What stories, traditions, and values can be discovered through Korean food? Continuing the K-Identity 2026 programme, Module 3 explores Korean food culture beyond the dishes themselves, examining the history, traditions, philosophy, and social values that have shaped the Korean table. Through a combination of self-paced online learning and an in-person session, participants will discover how food reflects everyday life, community, identity, and Korea's rich cultural heritage. PROGRAMME   • Online Learning: 3–7 August 2026   • In-Person Session: Tuesday, 11 August 2026 (12:00–13:30) VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) FEE Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/pi4a9MEpcjK6tsL66 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Create your own traditional Korean hair accessory at KCCSA! Join us for a hands-on workshop exploring the beauty of the dwikkoji, a traditional Korean ornamental hairpin worn with hanbok. Combining elegance and craftsmanship, participants will have the opportunity to learn about the cultural significance of this timeless accessory while creating their own unique piece to take home. Whether you are interested in Korean traditional culture, design, or handmade crafts, this workshop offers a creative way to experience a small but beautiful part of Korea's cultural heritage. Dwikkoji Dwikkoji (뒤꽂이) is a traditional Korean ornamental hairpin worn with hanbok. Traditionally placed at the back of a hairstyle, it combines practicality with elegance and is often associated with beauty, refinement, and Korean craftsmanship. Today, the dwikkoji remains a beloved symbol of Korea's traditional aesthetic and cultural heritage. DATE Monday, 13 July 2026 TIME 10:00–12:00 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/KWWTAUHbzxjEdWj1A *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

How have history, division, geography, and rapid modernisation shaped Korea as we know it today? Continuing the K-Identity 2026 programme, Module 2 explores key moments, landscapes, and historical experiences that continue to shape Korean society and national identity. Through a combination of self-paced online learning and an in-person session, participants will engage with Korea’s historical development, cultural memory, geography, and contemporary transformation from multiple perspectives. This module also includes an optional screening of Ode to My Father (2014), one of Korea’s most iconic historical dramas, offering a moving reflection on modern Korean history through the life of one ordinary man. PROGRAMME   • Online Learning: 29 June – 17 July 2026   • In-Person Session: Tuesday, 21 July 2026 (12:00–13:30)   • Film Screening – Ode to My Father (2014): Tuesday, 21 July 2026 (14:00–16:30) VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA (📍 Address: 267 Waterkloof Rd, Brooklyn, Pretoria) FEE Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/U9zS5j5kJYktr5o5A *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Experience the grace and beauty of one of Korea’s most iconic traditional dances! Join us at the Korean Cultural Centre for a special opportunity to learn BUCHAECHUM (traditional Korean fan dance), celebrated for its elegant movements, flowing formations, and vibrant visual artistry. Led by a master dancer from Korea’s prestigious National Gugak Center, this workshop offers participants a rare chance to explore the techniques, discipline, and cultural depth behind this beloved performance tradition. Whether you are a dancer, performer, or simply curious about Korean culture, come discover the timeless beauty of Buchaechum right here in Pretoria! KOREAN FAN DANCE 'Buchaechum' Buchaechum, or Korean fan dance, is a graceful and visually stunning traditional dance performed with large, colorful fans. Dancers in vibrant hanbok use delicate, synchronized movements to create flowing patterns that resemble flowers, waves, or butterflies. Rooted in Korea’s shamanistic and court dance traditions, Buchaechum has become one of the most iconic expressions of Korean cultural artistry—celebrated for its elegance, harmony, and symbolic beauty on stages around the world. WORKSHOP   • Dates: Monday–Friday, 6–17 July 2026   • Time: 9–11AM (Advanced), 2–4PM (Beginner)   • Venue: Korean Cultural Centre   • Address: 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria   • Fee: Free SHOWCASE   • Date: Saturday, 18 July 2026   • Time: 2–4PM   • Venue: Korean Cultural Centre   • Address: 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria   • Admission: Free INSTRUCTOR KIM TAE-EUN   • Member of the Korean National Gugak Center   • National Intangible Cultural Property Hakyeonhwadaehapseolmu Completionist REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/anyGWwFxZaqKTUeC9 *required This programme is organized in partnership with the National Gugak Center of Korea. For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr