Get ready for a week-long celebration of Korean cuisine! This October, our popular K-Food workshops return as K-Food Week 2026, featuring a diverse lineup of exciting daily sessions throughout the final week of October.Alongside our well-loved K-Food cooking workshops and K-Dessert making workshops for adults, we are delighted to introduce a brand-new family programme designed especially for children and their parents.KCCHK warmly welcomes participants of all ages to explore the rich flavours and traditions of K-food while creating unforgettable memories with family and friends. Whether you are a long-time fan of Korean food or discovering it for the first time, join us for a fun and engaging hands-on cooking experience.

Join Chef Una, Owner Chef of Kelly’s Cape Bop, for a special kimchi making experience!In this hands-on cultural workshop, participants will learn the traditional art of making Korea’s most beloved dish, Kimchi. Guided by Chef Una, participants will explore the essential ingredients, preparation techniques, and time-honored methods that have been passed down through generations.Whether you are a food enthusiast, a fan of Korean culture, or simply looking for a unique group activity, this experience offers a fun and interactive opportunity to create your own kimchi from scratch.

Join our October K-dessert making workshop and discover the flavours of Korean traditional desserts and tea!- Gotgam Danji: Sweet dried persimmons filled with a variety of nuts- Daechu Saenggang Cha: A soothing Korean tea made with jujubes and fresh ginger🧑🏻‍🍳 Instructor: PARK Hye Min (Amy)❓ Enquiries: kfood@kcchk.kr

Discover the beauty of Hanji, traditional Korean mulberry paper. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn to make a lamp with a textured, durable paper and a wooden frame. Let's make a Hanji mood lamp to warm up your favorite space.Workshop Details:Instructor: KCC StaffLanguage: CantoneseFee: Free of chargeVenue: Lecture Room, 6F, KCCHKDates & Times:[Hangeul mood lamp] 17 Oct (Sat) 10:30-12:00[Hangeul mood lamp] 29 Oct (Thu) 14:30-16:00[Tiger & magpie mood lamp] 27 Nov (Fri) 14:30-16:00

Join us for the Najeon Chilgi Keyring Workshop to experience the delicate beauty of traditional Korean mother-of-pearl lacquerware art and craft your own personalized accessories.Workshop Details:Instructor: KCC StaffLanguage: CantoneseFee: Free of chargeVenue: Lecture Room, 6F, KCCHKDates & Times:[Hairpin] 15 Oct (Thu) 14:30-16:00[Gat Keyring] 16 Oct (Fri) 19:00-20:30[Hanbok Keyring] 13 Nov (Fri) 14:30-16:00

Join us for the Hangeul Leather Keyring Workshop and create your own personalized leather keyring featuring Korean alphabet characters!Workshop Details:Instructor: KCC staffLanguage: CantoneseFee: Free of chargeVenue: Lecture Room, 6F, KCCHKDates & Times:10 Oct (Sat) 10:30–12:3010 Oct (Sat) 14:30–16:30

Join us for the MINHWA: Korean Folk Art Painting Workshop! Discover the vibrant world of Korean folk art and paint your very own traditional "Tiger and magpie" minhwa.Workshop Details:Instructor: Ms. Kim Danu (Representative of Samwon Arts Studio)Language: EnglishFee: $250 HKD (Material fee)Venue: Lecture Room, 6F, KCCHKDates & Times:6 Nov (Fri) 19:00–21:007 Nov (Sat) 10:30–12:307 Nov (Sat) 14:30–16:30

Join us for the Maedeup: Korean Decorative Knotting Workshop and discover the elegant art of traditional Korean knotmaking.Workshop Details:Instructor: Ms. Kim SunaLanguage: EnglishFee: $80 HKD (Material fee)Venue: Lecture Room, 6F, KCCHKSessions & Topics:[Maedeup Bookmark] 23 Oct (Fri) 14:30-16:30 / 19:00-21:00[Purple Norigae] 24 Oct (Sat) 10:30-12:30 / 14:30-16:30

Join us for the Bojagi: Korean Gift Styling Workshop and learn the elegant traditional Korean art of gift styling!Workshop Details:Instructor: Ms. Park JiyoungLanguage: EnglishFee: HKD $150 (Material fee)Venue: Lecture Room, 6F, KCCHKDates & Times:17 Oct (Sat) 14:30–16:3030 Oct (Fri) 14:30–16:3014 Nov (Sat) 10:30–12:30

Uncover the essence of Korea like never before! Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong is thrilled to present our Korean Culture Lecture Series for its third consecutive year this October and November.This highly anticipated annual series is designed to take you on an inspiring journey deep into the heart of Korea’s rich heritage and modern charm. This season, we are bringing together a dynamic lineup of speakers from both Korea and Hong Kong—ranging from visionary scholars to industry experts. Together, they will offer a vibrant, multifaceted perspective on Korean culture that goes far beyond the surface.Lecture Schedule:18 Oct 2026 (Sun) 14:00–15:30 | Venue: HPC 1206The Growth of Korea's Culture Industry: Why and How?Speaker: Prof. Kim Shindong25 Oct 2026 (Sun) 14:00–15:30 | Venue: ADC 311韓語診症室：聽說讀寫全方位解惑 (Conducted in Cantonese)Speaker: Ms. Kera Tong5 Nov 2026 (Thu) 19:30–21:00 | Venue: HPC 702Unveiling Minhwa + Hands-on WorkshopSpeaker: Ms. Kim Danu (Minhwa Artist & Samwon Arts Studio's Representative)8 Nov 2026 (Sun) 14:00–15:30 | Venue: ADC 311Korean Wave: Korean Film-Induced TourismSpeaker: Prof. Kim Seongseop Sam13 Nov 2026 (Fri) 19:00–20:30 | Venue: KWC 1205韓流3.0：AI如何改變K-Content產業 (Conducted in Cantonese)Speaker: Ms. Joyce Cheuk14 Nov 2026 (Sat) 14:00–15:30 | Venue: ADC 301How to Connect with Korea as a Cross-Border InfluencerSpeaker: Ms. Han Sanghui Daphnie (CEO & Founder of Stylemate)15 Nov 2026 (Sun) 14:00–15:30 | Venue: HPC 1206從韓流到韓流經濟學：韓流、文化外交與全球化 (Conducted in Cantonese)Speaker: Ms. Joyce CheukVenue Locations:HPC: HKU SPACE Po Leung Kuk Stanley Ho Community College Campus, 66 Leighton Road, Causeway BayADC: Admiralty Learning Centre, 2/F & 3/F, Admiralty Centre, 18 Harcourt Road, Admiralty (MTR Admiralty Station, Exit A)KWC: Kowloon West Campus, 5/F - 12/F, NCB Innovation Centre, 888 Lai Chi Kok Road, Cheung Sha Wan