Wednesday, 23 April 2025　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 2PM　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria Unleash your creativity at the Korean Cultural Centre by painting your own Sotdae (솟대), a traditional Korean wooden sculpture. This workshop offers a fun and relaxed environment to express your unique style while learning about Korean culture. All materials, including a pre-carved Sotdae, will be provided — no carving skills required. Join us for a memorable midweek creative experience! What is a Sotdae (솟대)? A Sotdae (솟대) is a traditional Korean totem pole, typically made of wood and topped with a carved bird. It was traditionally placed at the entrance of villages or homes to ward off evil spirits, invite good luck, and symbolize hopes for peace and prosperity. DATE Wednesday, 25 June 2025 TIME 10AM VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/HWfjVpMAfYx6mKuF6 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Saturday, 24 May 2025　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 10AM　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria Join us for a special workshop celebrating the life and legacy of LEE JUNG-SEOP, a pioneer of modern Korean art. Discover the stories behind his bold, expressive works through an engaging lecture, and create your own foil artwork inspired by his iconic style. Led by Korean artist and educator Sung Jung Won, this hands-on experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with one of Korea’s most beloved artists. Spaces are limited—register now to secure your spot! DATE Saturday, 24 May 2025 TIME 10AM VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/STRYcHfSCB2vhVB16 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Wednesdays, 7 May - 25 June 2025　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 16:00-18:00　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria Curious about what truly defines Korean identity? Join us for an 8-week cultural exploration where we unpack Korea's unique values, beliefs, and heritage—through the lens of history, geography, religion, language, and lifestyle. From ancient traditions to contemporary customs, this transformative course offers rare insight into the foundations of Korean society and what continues to shape it today. PROGRAMME   • Week 1: Social Value & Religion   • Week 2: History   • Week 3: Geography   • Week 4: Clothing   • Week 5: Food   • Week 6: Housing   • Week 7: Language   • Week 8: Special Week DATES Wednesdays, 7 May - 25 June 2025 TIME 16:00-18:00 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria FEE Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/RwPEk6zjuWYe6sHS9 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Friday, 16 May 2025　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 10:00-12:00　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria Celebrate the spirit of Hangeul and King Sejong the Great at the 2025 KSI Korean Speaking Contest! Open to current and former KSI learners, this contest is a chance to share your Korean language journey and love for Korean culture. Top contestants will be invited to compete at the Korean Cultural Centre, and the winner will have the opportunity to represent South Africa in the final round in Korea this October! DATE Friday, 16 May 2025 TIME 10:00-12:00 VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/GuvXZgDRePwRdjau6 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr

Wednesday, 23 April 2025　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 2PM　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria Join us for a little midweek creative joy at the Korean Cultural Centre in Pretoria! Unleash your creativity as we explore the beauty of traditional Korean culture through the janggu – Korea’s iconic hourglass-shaped drum! Janggu The janggu is a traditional Korean drum shaped like an hourglass. It has two heads, each producing a different sound, and is played with both hands using sticks or the hands directly. The janggu is widely used in Korean traditional music and dance for its dynamic rhythms and expressive beats. Its unique shape and sounds symbolize balance and harmony in Korean culture. DATE Wednesday, 23 April 2025 TIME 2PM VENUE Korean Cultural Centre SA 267 Waterkloof Road, Brooklyn, Pretoria ADMISSION Free REGISTRATION https://forms.gle/HZ4NefcDiGYARpY19 *required For enquiries, please contact: 012 001 9204 | kccsa@korea.kr