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A traditional Korean Autumn harvest festival is coming to Tacoma

Get ready to immerse yourself in Korean culture at ChuSeok Korean Festival, a celebration that promises a delightful blend of tradition and fun. Derived from the Korean words for “autumn eve,” ChuSeok is a time-honored harvest festival observed globally. And now, you have the opportunity to experience its essence firsthand at the APCC’s annual festival.

This is the sixth annual festival and the second year in a row that it will take place in Gig Harbor. The festival is set to be an unforgettable day of entertainment and cultural enrichment. There are all sorts of activities, and arts to enjoy like the captivating Samulnori drum dances, the art of crafting paper lotus flowers, and a chance to acquaint yourself with Korean musical instruments.

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But that’s not all – you’ll also be able to try a delicious array of traditional Korean dishes for purchase. The festival’s vibrant atmosphere is further elevated by a diverse range of vendors, where you can shop for all sorts of items.

So mark your calendars and get ready for a day brimming with cultural wonder and community!

ChuSeok Festival

When: Saturday, September 23rd
Where: 3513 East Portland Avenue, Tacoma, WA
Cost: Free/Varies

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