주시드니한국문화원 소식 (2025년 1월 24일자)
Happy Lunar New Year! 새해 복 많이 받으세요. As we welcome the Year of the Blue Snake (을사년), the Korean Cultural Centre Australia wishes you and your loved ones a year filled with happiness, health, and prosperity. Lunar New Year is a time for reflection, connection, and celebration, and we are thrilled to continue sharing the richness of Korean culture with you in 2025.This year, we are excited to bring you even more vibrant programs, exhibitions, performances, and workshops to deepen our cultural exchange and strengthen the ties between Korea and Australia. Thank you for your continued support and enthusiasm for our activities.May this Lunar New Year bring you new beginnings and cherished moments. We look forward to celebrating and growing with you in the year ahead. Parramatta City Council l 31 January and 1 February Celebrating the Lunar New Year with Korean workshops  In collaboration with the 2025 Lunar New Year Festival hosted by Parramatta City Council, we are thrilled to present a series of engaging Korean culture workshops. Join us for storytelling sessions of Rajah Street and a unique hands-on workshop, “Make a Korean Transitional Suncatcher in Munsal,” led by Myo Yim, a talented Korean children’s book author-illustrator. Adding to the excitement, Sydney-based K-Pop cover dance group Sirius will host an energetic K-Pop dance workshop, followed by a lively K-Pop Random Dance Play session. Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in Korean culture and experience the joy of K-Pop! Find out more. KCC l SAT 1 February 11 AM – 1 PM Lunar New Year kids workshop  Kick-start your Lunar New Year with a relationship workshop hosted by children’s book artist Myo Yim, as part of the exhibition ‘Lisa Myeong-Joo: The Red Chair in your picture does not exist’. Inspired by Lisa Myeong-Joo’s work, attendees will participate in a hands-on workshop using various materials. This 2-hour workshop will guide participants in creating individual art pieces using red tones, and they will learn how to combine these pieces into a single work of art through patchwork. The image they create will merge with others to tell a new story. Participants will be offered Korean traditional rice cake(Tteok), along with a selection of lollies. Reserve your spot now-space is limited! Find out more. Recap I Illawarra Hawks, Wollongong Celebrate Lunar New Year with traditional Korean games featured in Netflix’s Squid Game!  |
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