Korean Culture Project

A New Chapter

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In Oct 2026, we’re reintroducing ourselves with a new name & a new logoβ€”welcoming our next chapter as Korean Culture Project.

We’re still the same independent non-profit you’ve known since 2007 as Korean Culture Center NYCβ€”but our new name and logo reflects our goal to share Korean culture, art, history, and stories with our ever expanding community not only here in New York City, but across the world.

Woven into the petals of the mugunghwa that creates our new brandmark are the letters μ½”λ¦¬μ•ˆ 컬처 which we stylize in hangeul using the β€œKonglish” for Korean Cultureβ€”another nod to our dream to build bridges between English and Korean speakers.

Learn Korean

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Our Fall Session Is Starting Soon!

Learn to speak, read, and write Korean in teacher-led video classes. Learn about Korean culture, practice your pronunciation, and ask questions from a native Korean speaker!​

All classes are currently held online. While we are based in New York City, students can join classes from anywhere virtually!

Our next 10 week series starts on October 5, 2026.


Registration is NOW OPEN!

Get To Know KCP

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Programs β€’ μ§„ν–‰ 사업

  • 그리닀 (Keurida) Documentary

    KCC NYC is the Impact Producer of this feature length documentary project currently in production.
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    Cleo Gray, a Korean Adoptee, stands looking at the sunset by the coast of Jeju Island
  • Adoptee Focused Korean Classes

    With support from the Overseas Koreans Foundation, we can offer classes in a safe and open environment for Adoptees.
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    Homemade pork sausage made with jalapenos and cheddar
  • Events

    Over the years, we’ve hosted many events for the community including Jazz Nights, K-Food and Holiday Parties, Film Nights and K-Art.
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    Five women stand together in front of a step and repeat