KOREAN CULTURE FESTIVAL 2025
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KOREAN CULTURE FESTIVAL 2025

Participating Organisations

culture zone:

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Try the most beautiful traditional Korean craft such as Norigae (traditional Korean accessary), mother-of-pearl inlay or decorative knots.
 
Activity Program
12:00-12:30 Norigae (노리개) & Children's Traditional Knot Bracelets 
12:30-13:00 Norigae (노리개) & Children's Traditional Knot Bracelets
13:30-14:00 Mother-of-pearl Inlay (나전칠기) Keychains (*No children allowed due to chemicals used for this session)
14:00-14:30 Mother-of-pearl Inlay (나전칠기) Keychains
15:00-16:00 Traditional Knot Charm (매듭)
16:30-17:00 Norigae (노리개) & Children's Traditional Knot Bracelets
17:00-17:30 Norigae (노리개) & Children's Traditional Knot Bracelets
18:00-18:30 Mother-of-pearl Inlay (나전칠기) Keychains

18:30-19:00 Mother-of-pearl Inlay (나전칠기) Keychains
* Limited seats for each session
** No children allowed during the Mother-of pearl Inlay sessions due to chemicals used for the activity.

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Explore the world of Bojagi (Traditional Korean wrapping cloth) and try your own Bojagi craft!
(* ​All the activity programs will be offered free of charge except for the bookbinding program.)

Activity Program
12:00-13:30 Bojagi bag making
14:00-15:00 Traditional five-invasion bookbinding (Participation fee: 57 kr)
15:30-17:00 Bojagi bag making
17:30-19:00 Bojagi bag making
* Limited seats for each session
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Minhwa-föreningen is a nonprofit association promoting traditional Korean folk painting. Through workshops and exhibitions, we share the colorful styles and cultural stories of Minhwa, making this unique art form accessible to the public in Sweden.

Activity Program
12:00 - 19:00 Moran-do (Peony Screens) from the Joseon Dynasty
13:00 - 14:30 Derpy & Sussy (from Minhwa to KPop Demon Hunters)
15:00 - 16:30 Peaches, Petals and Porcelain
17:00 - 18:30 Munjado: Korean Letter Painting Reimagined
* Limited seats for each session
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There are many fun games the Koreans have been playing over hundreds of years. You will get to try Yutnori, Tuho, Gongginori, and Jegichagi at our Traditional Folk Games Booth. Remember the Squid Game? Try making Ddakji and challenge your friends!

Activity Program
Yutnori
Tuho
Gongginori
Ddakji
Jegichagi
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Koreanska skolan is a Saturday school in Stockholm primarily focused on teaching the Korean language, but it also provides students with a deeper understanding of Korea, its culture, customs, and traditions.

Activity Program
Information about Korean classes at Koreanska skolan
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Adopterade Koreaners Förening (AKF) is the eldest Korean adoptee organization in the world. AKF strives to spread information and learn more about how it is being a Korean adoptee while sharing different experiences together. AKF focuses on adoption rights and learning more about the adoption process while also having fun and doing activities related to Korea.

Activity Program
Information about AKF
Quiz
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Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) supports and promotes K-content such as K-pop, games, broadcasting, animation, and webtoons to advance Korea’s content industry. 

Activity Program
Information about Korean contents
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Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) is the official tourism board of the Republic of South Korea. The KTO seeks to raise awareness of, and increase global interest in Korea as a dynamic and exciting tourism destination.

Activity Program
Information about Korea for those who wish to visit Korea
Giveaways (brochures, tote bags and more)
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Korearesor ​is the only specialist on Korea travel in Scandinavia. Get travel information and tourist material such as maps, brochures, travel guides, etc. at their booth!

Activity Program
Get your name written in calligraphy in Korean by the calligraphy artist
​Quiz on Korea
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KPop Nonstop AB is a Stockholm-based K-pop dance academy and cultural platform dedicated to promoting Korean dance culture and K-pop music. Since 2015, we have engaged audiences through dance classes, workshops, stage performances, and cultural projects across Sweden. Our mission is to offer authentic K-pop experiences and foster a vibrant community inspired by Korean culture.

Activity Program
12:00-14:00 Meet up our K-Dance instructors
14:00 Dance workshop for kids up to 14 years old (for 45 min)
15:00 Dance workshop Level 2 (for 45 min)
16:00 Dance workshop Level 3-4 (for 45 min)
16:00-19:00 Quiz and lucky roulette
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Mudo Academy offers the joy of training, personal development and community for everyone from 3 years old. With Master Lim's unique Taekwondo training pedagogy, you will find the training that suits you. It is never too late to start and neither prior knowledge nor special physical conditions are needed. 

Activity Program
Information about Taekwondo training
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Andong (Korean: 안동; pronounced [an.doŋ]) is a city in South Korea, and the capital of north Gyeongsang province. Andong is known as a center of culture and folk traditions. The surrounding area maintains many types of traditions and the Andong Folk Festival is held in mid October every year. One of the most famous aspects of these cultural festivities are the Andong masks.

Activity Program
Promotion of tourism and World Heritage Sites in Andong
Folk games

Market & pr zone:

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Korea Agro-fisheries&Food Trade Corporation (aT) improves the global competitiveness of our agro-fishery and food, and contributes to increasing export farmers’ income by supporting overseas market development. They will be operating a K-Food Street to introduce the world of Korean food to the visitors. 
 
Activity Program
Korean food products tasting, K-Cafe, quizzes and more!
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One of the worlds largest global automotive brand that's shaping the future of mobility. Founded in 1967 in South Korea, the name “Hyundai,” meaning modernity, reflects its commitment to innovation and progress. With the slogan “Progress for Humanity,” Hyundai aims to shape the future of sustainable mobility worldwide. Known for its innovative design, smart technology, and a fast-growing electric vehicle lineup. Hyundai Motor Sweden is planning on making way for sustainable driving more accessible than ever. From city streets to open highways, Hyundai is built for every journey.

Activity Program
Car exhibition
Giveaway
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Yeppo&Soonsoo is the K-beauty store where you’ll find everything you need in Korean skincare – brought directly from South Korea to the Nordics. They offer a carefully curated selection of popular and innovative brands in skincare, makeup, hair, and body care – available both online and in the physical stores. Your journey to Korea begins with Yeppo.
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Come find your K-Pop idol fav’s posters, photo cards and all sorts of merch!

Food zone:

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Keemchi is a modern Korean restaurant dedicated to delivering high-quality, authentic dining experiences with a contemporary twist. With locations in Central Stockholm, Farsta, and Uppsala, Keemchi brings the bold, vibrant flavors of Korea to more communities across Sweden.
 
Menu
Japchae 156 kr
Corndog 139 kr
Side dishes (Kimchi, Carrot Kimchi and more) 49 kr
Drinks 30 kr
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Whoa Cup delivers a flavorful taste from the Korean cuisine, perfectly served in a bowl!

Menu
Fried Chicken 150 kr
Porkbelly 150 kr
Vegan 150 kr
Chapssaltteok 50 kr
Hwachea 50 kr
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Bap (밥) is a Korean name of boiled rice and/or other grains. It also means 'meal' in more general terms. "Did you have a meal (bap)? 밥먹었어?" is the most common greeting in Korea. bap.kitchen's overall aim is to greet you with tasty, clean and heartwarming healthy food.

Menu
Yubu Box 150 kr
Iced Coffee 50 kr
Cherry Coke 55 kr
Gingerade 60 kr
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South Korean Association in Sweden is committed to serving all Korean residents and those interested in Korea. We aim to unify the Korean community in Sweden, strengthen our bonds, and preserve Korean cultural identity through various events and activities.
 
Menu
ChiTteokBap 165 kr
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Her name is Kim is an authentic Korean restaurant in Stockholm. We serve home-style Korean set menus that celebrate tradition, warmth, and everyday flavors-bringing the taste of Korea to Sweden.

Menu
Ttteokbokki 90 kr
Tri-Kim-Pop 45 kr
Melona 35 kr
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Dotori Corndog is a startup dedicated to sharing the joy of Korean street food. 

Menu
Cheese Potato Corndog 110 kr
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Monster Chicken offers much more than just Korean chicken: they offer a "taste of Korean culture".

Menu
Chicken Gangjeong 99 kr
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Nopo 1988 is a Korean restaurant located at Valhallavägen 67 in Stockholm, offering a modern reinterpretation of traditional Korean cuisine. Here, guests can enjoy a variety of iconic Korean street foods in a warm and cozy atmosphere that blends the charm of traditional Korean eateries with Scandinavian design, providing a feast for all the senses.
 
Menu
Mandu 59 kr (beef or vegetable, 5 mandu)
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KORRITO is a Korean street food truck offering a unique fusion experience.
 
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Fries with  in-house made Kimchi & Bulgogi 
Big size 170 kr
Small size 140 kr
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KOJA, found in 2017, sets out to redefine authentic Korean cuisine as a modern fusion kitchen to elevate it to newer heights.

Menu
Bulgogi Bao 139 kr
Korean Fried Chicken Bao 139 kr
Vegan Bao 139 kr
Vegan Korean Corn Dog 119 kr
Melona 39 kr
Boba Tea 69 kr

Festival Location - 24/08/25

ORGANIzER

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Contact Us

Any questions? Feel free to get in touch.
Email: [email protected]
Tel: ​(+46) 08 5090 7322
Visiting address: Koreanskt Kulturcenter
​Kungsholmsgatan 23, 112 27, Stockholm