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Every time I drive around Mount Nam's Sowol-gil, I catch a strong aroma of what smells like someone's backyard barbecue back in North America, right before the road into Haebangchon. It took me a while to trace that aroma back to its source: The 100 Food Truck, which is one of my favorite burger joints in Seoul.
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A group of foreign residents of Seoul is putting on its own fan edition of the popular British comedy panel game show "Taskmaster" on Friday at the Craic House, an Irish bar in central Seoul's Itaewon.
Pride Month is almost over, but not before seven stand-up comics take to the stage at KYLDN Social Club in central Seoul's Gyeongnidan area this Friday. All seven are women and/or queer, and will be taking the stage on the theme "No Pride, Just Prejudice."
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Korea is celebrating Canada Day early this year, with a party planned for Thursday at the Garden Terrace of the Four Seasons Hotel Seoul.
The San Diego pop punk band Urethane is touring Korea's music venues and one skate park this week. This is the first stop on a Korea-Japan-Hawaii tour for the band. For at least Korea and Japan, Urethane will be joined by Canadian punk band We Outspoken and Stone Leek from Japan.
Canadian punk band We Outspoken is embarking on a tour of Korea and Japan with the U.S. band Urethane and Japanese band Stone Leek.
Philippine Ambassador to Korea Maria Theresa Dizon-De Vega has been appearing in the news a lot lately. From celebrating 75 years of bilateral ties with Korea to urging for fair pay for care workers from the Philippines — as well as making appearances at the Korea Times Forum held earlier this month and last year's Royal Asiatic Society (RAS) Korea Garden Party — she really seems to be everywhere.
The Hechyeomoyeo, a group exhibition displaying all kinds of art including paintings, illustrations, photographs and more, held its sixth opening event last Sunday at KOTE in central Seoul's Insa-dong.
The Camarata Chorale and Chamber Singers are ready to present Brahms' “Liebeslieder Waltzes” this Saturday.
Tongbang Books is opening its warehouse in Seongsu-dong to the public this weekend. Visitors will be able to browse through its labyrinthine chambers filled with 550,000 English-language books, or 25,000 unique titles.