Five-thousand years of culture comes to life at the Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles, where art, music, dance, sports, food, language and history combine for an enriching educational experience.
KCCLA forms a cultural bridge between the Republic of Korea and Los Angeles. Founded in 1980, the center is located in the heart of the Miracle Mile at 5505 Wilshire Blvd. Operated by the Korean government’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, it is also the cultural arm of the Consulate General of Korea in Los Angeles.
KCCLA is preparing for many special events this fall including National Foundation Day on Oct. 3, which celebrates the founding of the country. For a complete schedule of upcoming programs, visit kccla.org.
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