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“This is a much-anticipated event for Camosun every year,” says Marius Langeland, Associate Director, International Partnerships and Projects, Camosun International. “It’s an incredible opportunity for the community to experience just some of the incredible culture that Korea has to offer.”

A popular event since 2016, with a pause during the Covid pandemic, the festival has served as a platform for cultural exchange and community connections. Guests can expect a day full of good food, crafts stations, Korean games, live music and performances.

The festival is a collaboration between Camosun’s School of Arts and Science, ����̽�� Student Society and Camosun International with contributions and sponsorship from a variety of partners such as Hallym University in South Korea (one of Camosun’s longest standing Study Abroad partners for over 10 years), the Korean Cultural Centre in Ottawa, and the Korean Consulate of Vancouver. Food will be provided by Sushi Story.

����̽�� has approximately 2,100 international students, including over 30 students from Korea, adding to the cultural diversity on campus and in the classroom. Camosun also offers several Korean language courses at the level of introductory and intermediate.

Established in 1971, Camosun is one of the largest colleges in British Columbia with campuses on the territories of the lək̓ʷəŋən and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples. For over 50 years, Camosun has been delivering innovative, relevant and applied education, supporting communities, businesses and employers.