Hamilton Gardens to host free Korean film, food and culture festival
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TLDR
- Hamilton Gardens will host a free Korean culture festival this weekend.
- The event, organized by the Korean Consulate in Auckland and the Waikato Korean Association, features film, food, and traditional activities.
- A major Korean box-office success, 'The King and the Clown,' will be screened.
Waikato Herald is proud to bring the vibrant culture of Korea to our local community with the Korea Story Festival at Hamilton Gardens. This exciting event, a collaboration between the Korean Consulate in Auckland and the Waikato Korean Association, offers a fantastic opportunity for residents to experience authentic Korean film, delicious food, and engaging traditional activities.
The centerpiece of the festival is the screening of 'The King and the Clown,' a film that captivated audiences in Korea and promises to be a cinematic treat for Hamilton. It's wonderful to see our city embrace diverse cultural celebrations, fostering a richer and more connected community.
We believe events like these are crucial for building bridges between cultures and showcasing the global connections that enrich our local landscape. The Waikato Herald is delighted to support and cover this celebration of Korean heritage.
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