International affairs expert Han-shik Park will be the guest speaker at the fourth annual Minnesota Forum, entitled President-Elect Biden and the Korea Peace Process, will be held via Zoom on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 7 p.m. CST. Park is the former director of the International Affairs Institution, University of Georgia, and his areas of expertise include […]

Minnesota filmmaker Matthew Koshmrl and editor/producer Christina Sun Kim will collaborate in a special online program about their film Land of My Father. The program is cosponsored by the Korean American Association of Greater Austin. Select scenes from the film are available to view on the film's website, and on Friday, December 18 at 5 p.m. CST there […]

January 11 is the deadline for enrollment for spring semester of Korean Institute of Minnesota, a Saturday school for Korean culture and language, located in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.  Because of the ongoing pandemic, all classes will be held on line for the second semester of the school year, which will run for 11 consecutive Saturdays, […]

Writer E.J. Koh will be the featured writer in an online author talk about her new memoir The Magical Language of Others on January 13. The memoir is a story of growing up and coming of age after her parents, after living with the author and her younger brother in the U.S. for a decade, […]

A Twin Cities Asian American political action organization will launch its economic report on Asian Minnesotans and wealth building entitled Redefining Wealth Through Communal and Cultural Assets in a free online session on Wednesday, January 20. The research was conducted by the Coalition for Asian American Leadership (CAAL), a St. Paul-based organization. It included communities […]

A free mask giveaway for Korean adoptees will take place at various sites in the Twin Cities, sponsored by the Minnesota-based Korean adoptee resource organization AK Connection.  AK Connection has received hundreds of masks from the South Korean media resource Ddanzi  (http://www.ddanzi.com To reach as many recipients as possible, the giveaway will be limited to […]

January 25 is the first day of class for students enrolled in the Korea Society’s online Korean language lessons for winter 2021. There are a wide variety of levels, from Introductory classes to Advanced Reading and Discussion.  There are also three conversational Korean classes.  The classes will also include sections for Beginning Korean I and […]

A free mask giveaway for Korean adoptees will take place at various sites in the Twin Cities, sponsored by the Minnesota-based Korean adoptee resource organization AK Connection.  AK Connection has received hundreds of masks from the South Korean media resource Ddanzi  (http://www.ddanzi.com To reach as many recipients as possible, the giveaway will be limited to […]

Korean Adoptees of Chicago (KAtCH) will celebrate the Korean lunar new year (Seollal) with a virtual celebration (and optional cook-along) on Saturday, January 30 from 5 to 6 p.m. KAtCH member Taneka Hye Wol Jennings will cook dduk guk, a traditional soup for good luck in the new year made with beef broth and Korean […]

Theater Mu will produce the play Today Is My Birthday by Soon He Stanton February 6 through 21 in a live broadcast format. Today Is My Birthday is about loneliness in the age of connection captured in a story about an would-be writer in Hawaii who stumbles into a gig as an actor on a […]