When Irish writer Danielle McLaughlin received an invitation to visit Korea, she was deep into Nobel laureaute author Han Kang’s “We Do Not Part” (2021), a novel whose reckoning with the Jeju April 3 ...

Comedian Kim Dong-ha will hold his first solo stand-up comedy show in Japan next month, becoming the first Korean stand-up comedian to stage an individual live performance there, his agency, Meta Come...

The Korea Times President and Publisher Oh Young-jin, left, and Robert Muradyan, managing director of TV & Radio Complex of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, display copies of a memorandum ...

The Gangbuk Culture Foundation will host "More Than Pandas: Chengdu," a collaborative exhibition with the Cultural Center of the Chinese Embassy in Korea and the Chengdu Culture, Radio, Television and...

The Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) has launched the 2026 Autumn Travel Month campaign in partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, offering a wide range of travel benefits to low...

Seoul will turn its mountains, fortress walls, riverfront and downtown streets into a single endurance course this weekend as 2,000 runners from Korea and abroad take part in the 2026 Seoul Internatio...

At a hectic intersection in central Seoul, a quiet piece of 1970s history is about to make way for the future. City officials plan to relocate the decades-old fountain in front of the Bank of Korea to...

Step through the grand gates of Deoksu Palace this autumn, and the year is no longer 2026, but 1901. Amid the looming shadows of regional empires, Emperor Gojong is entertaining foreign envoys, desper...

A humble Korean table is getting a high-tech second life in Seoul, where 17 designers are turning the traditional "soban" into sculptural objects shaped by 3D printing, lacquer and mother-of-pearl. Th...

Daejeon will host 151 institutions this weekend for the Museum and Art Museum Fair, giving visitors a glimpse into how technology and culture are transforming Korea’s cultural landscape. The fair, run...