In celebration of 75 years of friendship between Korea and the Philippines, the Korean Cultural Center (KCC) in the Philippines will be presenting a series of exciting cultural events this November.
In celebration of 75 years of friendship between Korea and the Philippines, the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines will be presenting a series of exciting cultural events this November.
Groove& will be joined by two of the Philippines' top traditional music groups, the University of the Philippines Tugtugang Musika Asyatika and Padayon Rondalla that will perform beloved Filipino classical tunes. To be held from Nov. 22 to Jan. 29, the exhibit showcases intricate handmade knots that have adorned Korean clothing, accessories, furniture, and ceremonial objects for centuries.
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