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The Rhythm of Spring!

Korean American Student Arts Circle of Greater Atlanta presents the Korean traditional performing art event and a Day Cafe at Korean Cultural Center. You will experience awesome sounds and dances from the Korea.

Programs are SAMGOMU (REE DRUM DANCE), DANSO AND HEAGUM, HWAGWANMU (FLORAL CORONET DANCE), SANGMO, GAYAGEUM, SULJANGGO, BUCHAECHUM, SAMULNORI

February 26, Saturday, 7:00 pm
Korean Cultural Center
1009 Industrial Court Suite-A,
Suwanee, GA 30024

Free Admission for the performance

A Day Café ticket
$5 (student)/ $10 (adult)

 
 

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