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10 things to do at the L.A. Korean Festival
By Tae Hong
The 41st Los Angeles Korean Festival, the largest celebration of its kind in the United States, begins tonight and runs until Sunday at Seoul International Park.
1. The opening ceremony
Join Poppin’ Hyun-joon and Park Ae-ri — a traditional-modern fusion couple who regularly appear on KBS’s “Immortal Songs 2″ — and flutist Jasmine Choi, as well as traditional dancer Lee Kyung-hwa, in celebrating the beginning of the four-day festival.
2. The Korean Parade
The largest event of the festival begins Saturday at 3 p.m. down Olympic Boulevard, stretching from Catalina Avenue to Western Avenue.
3. The snack car
The snack car will make its first-ever festival appearance and offer snacks from countries around the world.
4. Food and booths
5. Live music performances
6. Radio Seoul’s Talent Show
7. The Los Angeles Best Body Contest
Amateur and master bodybuilders will compete to win “best body” in this contest hosted by the Korean American Amateur Sports Council of L.A.
8. The Hidden X Trot Super Concert
For trot lovers of all ages.
9. Dance, dance, dance
Attendees will have a chance to watch ballet, line and traditional Korean dancers on stage Friday to Sunday. Check out the Sunday line dance class at 3:30 p.m.!
10. The closing ceremony
Enjoy the festival to the very end with performers K-pop girl group FLASHE and Cravin Band.
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View the full festival schedule here.
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