Date: Wednesday 5 November - Tuesday 18 November 2025 Venue: Various venuesTickets: Various | Visit www.koreanfilm.co.uk for ticket links The 20th London Korean Film Festival (LKFF) returns from 5–18 November 2025, featuring Cinema Now, Women’s Voices, a Special Screening, and Dramas of Resistance: The 80th Anniversary of Liberation, a programme co-organised with the Korean Film Archive. You can ... [Read More] The post London Korean Film Festival 2025 – the detailed schedule first a...| London Korean Links
Here’s the official press release for this year’s London Korean Film Festival, released today. This year's festival is the 20th organised by the KCCUK. London Korean Film Festival announces programme for special 20th anniversary edition Opening Gala (World Premiere) – Frosted Window by acclaimed director Kim Jong-kwan, followed by a Q&A with Kim and actor| London Korean Links | Covering things Korean in London and beyond since 2006
Date: Friday 10 October 2025, 6pm - 8pm Venue: 56 DR Gallery | 56 Dawes Road | Fulham | London SW6 7EJ | [Map]Tickets: £5 | Get tickets here Emerging artists often struggle to find opportunities in performance and installation art, given the challenges of traditional exhibition formats. K-Art Now 2025: The First Movement, presented by ... [Read More] The post K-Art Now 2025: The First Movement first appeared on London Korean Links.| London Korean Links
Date: Saturday 25 October 2025, 7:30pm Venue: The Elephants Head | 224 Camden High Street | Camden | London NW1 8QR | www.elephantsheadcamden.com | [Map]Tickets: Free | Book here JUE (주애) is a South Korean singer-songwriter known for her emotionally rich vocals and introspective songwriting. Her sound blends elements of indie pop, folk, and R&B, ... [Read More] The post JUE + Olive Wreath at The Elephants Head first appeared on London Korean Links.| London Korean Links
Date: Wednesday 29 October 2025, 6:45 - 8:30pm Venue: BLOC Theatre | ArtsOne Building | Queen Mary University of London | 1 Westfield Way | Mile End | London E1 4PD | www.qmul.ac.uk/bloc | [Map]Tickets: £10 | Get tickets here Join Wasafiri and Anton Hur to explore the future of Korean literature on a global ... [Read More] The post Anton Hur: Prizing Korean Literature first appeared on London Korean Links.| London Korean Links
Date: Friday 10 October 2025, 10:30am - 2:30pm Venue: Darwin College | Silver Street | Cambridge CB3 9EU | www.darwin.cam.ac.uk | [Map]Tickets: Free | Register hereEvent will be in the Bradfield Room Join us for a special roundtable that discusses the past, present and future of trilateral cooperation between the ROK, US and Japan How ... [Read More] The post Alliances in Alignment: a special Cambridge / Korea Foundation roundtable first appeared on London Korean Links.| London Korean Links
Date: Thursday 9 October - Friday 10 October 2025 Venue: Various venuesTickets: Free | Details below 9th October – SOAS University of London On the Way to South Korea (남으로 가는 길) Dir Kim Sang-rae, 2025 Khalili Lecture Theatre – Lower Ground Floor of the Main Building 6.00pm to 9.30pm | Register here We will ... [Read More] The post North Korean Human Rights film screenings first appeared on London Korean Links.| London Korean Links
Date: Thursday 23 October - Sunday 16 November 2025 Venue: The Muse Gallery | 269 Portobello Road | London W11 1LR | themuseat269.london | [Map]Tickets: Free | Register for opening night PV hereGallery hours: Thursday - Sunday 12 - 6pm Opening night PV 23 October 6pm - 9pm The Muse Gallery is pleased to present ... [Read More] The post Sun Ju Lee: Thread Your Way Through, at Muse Gallery first appeared on London Korean Links.| London Korean Links
Date: Friday 17 October 2025, 5pm - 7pm Venue: SOAS | 10 Thornhaugh Street | Russell Square | London WC1H 0XG | www.soas.ac.uk/koreanstudies | [Map]Tickets: Free | Register hereEvent will be in Russell Square College Buildings Room RG01 A mystic curator, ‘manga kewpies’ and fantastical super-pigs are pieced together in this history of Korean patchwork. ... [Read More] The post SOAS seminar: Fashioning the National Body through Patchwork first appeared on London Korean Links.| London Korean Links
An interdisciplinary theatre production that reimagines a Korean folktale through the lens of cancel culture, restorative justice, and the Me Too movement. Blending physical theatre, shamanistic ritual, and digital storytelling, the piece unfolds across Korea, the UK, and the US, tracing two sisters as they confront the fallout of their father’s public disgrace. Rooted in| London Korean Links | Covering things Korean in London and beyond since 2006
Celebrate light, culture and community at the joyful Yeon Deung Hoe festival this autumn. The Yeon Deung Hoe, or lotus lantern festival, is a cherished cultural tradition with more than 1,200 years of history. Originally held to commemorate the birth of Buddha, the festival has evolved in Korea to include singing, dancing, traditional games, ceremonies| London Korean Links | Covering things Korean in London and beyond since 2006
The Korean Cultural Centre UK (KCCUK), in collaboration with the Korea Tourism Organization London Office, invites you to celebrate Hangeul Day (한글날) — the commemoration of King Sejong’s creation of Hangeul (the Korean Alphabet). Recognised worldwide as one of the most scientific and unique writing systems, Hangeul remains a proud symbol of Korean identity and| London Korean Links | Covering things Korean in London and beyond since 2006
Join prize-winning author Cheon Seon-Ran for an afternoon of conversation at Foyles about her heartfelt and beautifully told novel, A Thousand Blues. From its perch on top of a pile of junk inside a shed, Coli, a robot with powerful observational qualities, waits patiently for someone to find it. Coli is special among humanoids. This is| London Korean Links | Covering things Korean in London and beyond since 2006
TWICE are pushing the envelope yet again, as the nine-member superstar group returns with TWICE "THIS IS FOR" WORLD TOUR, heading to The O2 on Wednesday 3 June 2026. For the first time ever, the group will perform on a 360-degree stage, transforming the arena into immersive experiences where fans can connect with TWICE from| London Korean Links | Covering things Korean in London and beyond since 2006
On May 21, 2025, Eunwoo announced MEMORIES which enabled a new chapter for him, merging music, acting, and technology to give AROHA an unforgettable gift, transporting to a 'whole new world'. MEMORIES amalgamate emotional tone and cinematic style. Its tagline "I'll leave our ending up to you" hints at a romantic fantasy between the him| London Korean Links | Covering things Korean in London and beyond since 2006
It's a big month for events, and a big month for new books. The K-music festival opens on 1 October, the major film festivals start up, and generally there's not enough time to fit everything in. In a crowded month, I'll be making sure I go to see Yun Ko-Eun at Waterstones Covent Garden, Bora| London Korean Links | Covering things Korean in London and beyond since 2006
