| Education Period | 2019-12-06 ~ 2019-12-06 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Education Location | near Gyeongbokgung Station | ||
| Person in charge | Sara Moon | ||
| Tel No. | 02-2199-8885 | ||
| Subject | [ITAEWON GVC] Korean Traditional Wine Making Class | ||
| Attachment | |||
| On Friday, December 6th, from 2:00pm to 3:30pm, Itaewon Global Village Center will hold a “Korean Traditional Rice Wine Making Class: Dongdongju.” One of the well known Korean traditional wine is made of rice. Since rice is a staple in Korea, it is only very apt for them to make wine out of it. And through this class, we will be learning the tedious process of making a “Dongdongju,” which is similar to “Makgeolli.” As part of the experience, participants will get to boil the rice, put it in a jar and so on. A bottle (350ml) of traditional wine will be given to all participants after the class. This class will be held near Gyeongbokgung Station (Line 3). The participation fee is 20,000won. Specific details will be sent to you after the registration. (Pre-registration and pre-payment are required for this class.) To register, please email us your name, nationality and phone number. (email: moonsr@yongsan.go.kr)  | |||
Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Korean Traditional Rice Wine Making Class Dec. 6
Monday, December 2, 2019
FREE Pacific Alliance Film Festival
Pacific Alliance member countries in Seoul are set to open the first Pacific Alliance Film Festival in Seoul next week to promote their culture, society and history, embassies said Monday.
The Embassies of Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru in collaboration with the Korea Film Archive are to hold the festival from Dec. 10-15, offering eight films across genres, including documentary, drama, comedy and suspense.
The eight films are: Chilean documentary “This Is the Way I Like It II,” Colombian drama “The Dragon’s Defense,” Mexican comedy “The Good Girls,” Peruvian comedy “At 40,” Chilean drama “Violeta Went to Heaven,” Colombian drama “Mateo,” Mexican suspense “Feral” and Peruvian drama “The Gospel of the Flesh.”
The opening ceremony will be held at Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. at the Korean Film Archive in northwestern Seoul.
Admission is free and details of the program are available at https://eng.koreafilm.or.kr/cinematheque/programs/PI_01246.
The Embassies of Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru in collaboration with the Korea Film Archive are to hold the festival from Dec. 10-15, offering eight films across genres, including documentary, drama, comedy and suspense.
The eight films are: Chilean documentary “This Is the Way I Like It II,” Colombian drama “The Dragon’s Defense,” Mexican comedy “The Good Girls,” Peruvian comedy “At 40,” Chilean drama “Violeta Went to Heaven,” Colombian drama “Mateo,” Mexican suspense “Feral” and Peruvian drama “The Gospel of the Flesh.”
The opening ceremony will be held at Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. at the Korean Film Archive in northwestern Seoul.
Admission is free and details of the program are available at https://eng.koreafilm.or.kr/cinematheque/programs/PI_01246.
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