Past Events

Writing Short Stories with Gina Chung and Yun Ko-eun

  Is the short story a fiction writer’s laboratory where you can experiment with characters, plots, and ideas? or is it an art form of

Empowering Women with Holistic Care: A Conversation with Rael’s Co-Founder and CEO, Yanghee Paik

The Korea Society is pleased to invite you to a fireside chat with Co-founder and CEO of Rael, Yanghee Paik. In 2017, Yanghee joined forces

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The Korean War at 70

A curated collection of programs that mark the 70th anniversary of the start of the Korean War by exploring its legacy and impact, featuring videos,

The 2024 U.S. Presidential Election – What It Could Mean at Home and Abroad

Join us for a bipartisan pair of Former Members of Congress to hear a forecast unpacking how America’s 2024 presidential and congressional elections will impact

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Ga Mu Ak: An Evening of Korean Traditional Music and Dance

There is a long tradition in Korea of presenting various performances–singing, instrument playing, and dancing–on one stage. Join us for another enchanting evening of Korean

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Author Talks: Miye Lee

* Indies Introduce Pick for Summer 2024 “This delightful story transcends…..A comforting story of dreams, lives, and the ways people process all that reality offers

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Bridging Korean Culture with Entrepreneurship & Philanthropy

  Join us for the next program in our Young Professionals’ Network series, presented by The Korea Society in partnership with the Korean American Community

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Healthcare Panel

  In the next program of our Young Professionals’ Network series, The Korea Society is hosting a panel discussion focused on the pursuit of a

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Hyeseung Song: Docile with Emma Eun-joo Choi

Author Photo: Jack Sorokin “Docile is the rarest of things: a scorchingly honest, beautiful, hugely evocative memoir that’s also a proper pageturner: I read it

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Minsoo Kang: The Melancholy of Untold History with Ed Lin

“With his quietly magical debut, Kang delivers a book that only a history professor such as himself could write. The novel switches between a profoundly

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