The Korean Cultural Center's Library is the repository for more than 26,000 volumes of books, CDs, videotapes, and DVDs. Booksare available in English and Korean on numerous subjects such as Korean arts, traditional and modern literature, folklore, philosophy, history, science, culinary and contemporary Korean entertainment culture. It is an ideal place to learn more about Korea, starting with its rich ancient history to today's vibrant modern society. Children's books are also available, along with multiple publications in the periodicals section which were published in Korea and sent to our library for your viewing. The library also has personal computers that allow for easy viewing of multi-media resources & provides wireless internet access.Books, audio CDs and videotapes can be checked out, and DVDs can be viewed inside the library.
The first-floor exhibition hall introduces Korean culture through interactive displays and experiences. Visitors can explore traditional scholar and women’s culture, try on hanbok, learn about Korean cuisine and language, and enjoy other hands-on activities.
Located on the second floor, the KCCLA Gallery serves as a creative space for both local and international artists. Various exhibitions are presented throughout the year, featuring works that span from traditional art to modern and contemporary expressions.
Ari Hall functions as a multipurpose venue for Korean film screenings, performances, lectures, and cultural events. Throughout the year, it hosts a wide range of programs that bring Korean arts and culture closer to the public.
The Media Arts Gallery introduces visitors to Korea’s dynamic digital culture through immersive and interactive experiences. It features cutting-edge media art and digital installations that bridge tradition and innovation.
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