CelloGayageum is not just a duo—it’s a musical journey across continents, cultures, and centuries. Founded in 2016 by Austrian cellist Sol Daniel Kim and Korean gayageum virtuoso Dayoung Yoon, CelloGayageum bridges the soulful depth of Western classical music with the mesmerizing elegance of Korean gug-ak (traditional music). Inspired by Berlin’s Pavilion of Unity, this unique collaboration celebrates the beauty of connection—between instruments, histories, and people. With original compositions rooted in Korean folk melodies and infused with global sensibilities, CelloGayageum creates a sound that is at once ancient and refreshingly modern.

We’ll come together virtually for an evening of community, storytelling, and celebration. Hear from staff, survivors, Board members, and more about what your support makes possible. Give at any level, and we’ll send you the link to join our virtual gathering.

The Asian Art Museum’s annual fundraising gala is a chic social affair, benefitting the museum’s educational and artistic initiatives. From cocktails and dinner to a lively after party, this elegant evening is infused with art-forward experiences, exquisite cuisine, and captivating entertainment.

Join NAMI California for our October CARE Court Listening Session. This webinar will focus on SB 989 (Blakespear) and SB 1242 (Choi), two new CARE Court bills that passed this legislative session and what they mean for families.

An evening celebrating Korean American leadership, community, and the stories shaping our collective future.

Expanded from Liz Sargent’s acclaimed short (2023 Sundance Film Festival), Take Me Home exposes the indignities of the American health care system and the structural challenges faced by disabled people. The film also gently and imaginatively traces a path for Anna’s independence and connection to a community of chosen family. By turns quietly devastating and bracingly optimistic, Take Me Home confronts us with an impossible situation, while holding out hope for Anna’s future.

An open warehouse event to experience the Are You Korean? Art Exhibition, co-hosted by PDR-1 Arts Warehouse.

Welcome to KABANC's Pro Bono Clinic (free legal consultation). KABANC의 무료 법률상담 클리닉 방문을 환영합니다.

Expanded from Liz Sargent’s acclaimed short (2023 Sundance Film Festival), Take Me Home exposes the indignities of the American health care system and the structural challenges faced by disabled people. The film also gently and imaginatively traces a path for Anna’s independence and connection to a community of chosen family. By turns quietly devastating and bracingly optimistic, Take Me Home confronts us with an impossible situation, while holding out hope for Anna’s future.

The Day of Remembrance provides an opportunity for families, community members, service providers, and public agencies to gather in memory of those whose lives have been lost to domestic violence, while also raising awareness about the lasting impact domestic violence has on families and communities throughout Alameda County.

Explore Summit and NextGen programming, community experiences, and celebrations designed to bring established and emerging Korean American leaders together in Los Angeles.

The Korean American Community Foundation (KACF)’s Associate Board is thrilled to invite you to our 7th Annual Fall Benefit—a night dedicated to celebrating community, philanthropy, and impact. Together, we’ll gather the next generation of changemakers to raise vital funds for KACF’s grantmaking programs. 

We will be hosting an information session on October 21st in San Francisco from 5:30 to 7:00 PM. Dinner will be provided. There will also be a Zoom link for those that wish to join remotely.

The AAPI All-Star Golf Tournament is a one-day, invite-only experience. In addition to the golf tournament featuring PGA pros and talent, activities will include a putting contest, unique activations and an evening cocktail reception with views of the Pacific Coast.

An open warehouse event to experience the Are You Korean? Art Exhibition, co-hosted by PDR-1 Arts Warehouse, Queereans SF Bay Area and SAMCHA Bay Area LGBTQI Korean Diaspora.

케이센터(KACS)는 여러 비영리기관 및 커뮤니티 파트너들과 함께 10월 17일(토), 북가주 최초의 한인 커뮤니티 종합 건강 서밋인 K-Health Summit 2026을 개최합니다.

이번 서밋은 청소년부터 시니어까지 다양한 세대가 함께 건강과 웰빙을 배우고 교류하는 자리로, Mental Health, Relationship Health, Digital Health, Career Health를 주제로 전문가 강연, 패널 토론 및 다양한 세션이 진행됩니다.

Korean American Story was created in 2010 to capture, create, preserve, and share stories of the Korean American experience. We believe storytelling can uplift our community and bring us together. By sharing personal stories and family histories, we can connect hearts and minds through our shared humanity.

Join Diesel, in partnership with GYOPO, on Tuesday October 13th at 7:00 pm for a special event with Min Jin Lee to discuss American Hagwon. Joining her in conversation will be Lee Isaac Chung and Jamie Chung.

The National Book Award finalist and New York Times bestselling author of Pachinko returns with a breathtaking contemporary epic.

The National Book Award finalist and New York Times bestselling author of Pachinko returns with a breathtaking contemporary epic.

There’s still time to be in the room for one of our most meaningful nights of the year. Join us at our 52nd Annual Benefit Gala as we honor Alysa Liu, Shannon Lee, and Hudson Yang and raise critical support to keep care moving forward for the most vulnerable families across our community.

Korean Community Night is an annual gathering designed to bring together Korean American leaders, civic partners, and community members across San Francisco. This year, we are especially proud to feature a special SFPD Recognition Ceremony, celebrating and honoring the Korean American SFPD officers and leaders who dedicatedly protect and serve our city every day.

How does NAMI, with its invaluable services, life-changing programs and comprehensive education and guidance, do it? Look no further than the mirror. Won't you join the joy for this year's most important mental health fundraising event?

Convening community-minded Korean Americans from across the country—including philanthropists, community leaders, social impact innovators, and emerging changemakers—the Giving Summit™ is a space to learn from one another, build meaningful connections, and imagine what's possible when our communities are united by a shared purpose. 

To celebrate Chuseok, Enjoy a freshly prepared taste of Korean home cooking by the founder and CEO of San Francisco’s Matko. At this intimate event, Chef Lee shares the Japchae recipe and traditions she grew up with and tells stories of running a business alongside her mother.

We are proud to announce that GYOPO's 2026 Annual Chuseok Benefit, presented by CJ, will be held on Sunday, September 27, 2026. Our Chuseok fundraiser is a memorable occasion to gather and celebrate the interconnectedness and generosity of our multifaceted community. It's a unique opportunity to create new traditions around the Korean holiday together, grounded in a spirit of collaboration and care. All funds raised support our mission to build collective power in a thriving, connected creative community of diasporic Korean cultural producers.

Celebrate the Korean festival of Chuseok with food tastings, dance performances, and family storytelling of Korean folktales.

Our beloved annual tradition is evolving, and we are thrilled to announce that ChuseokFest is leveling up to become Hangawi Jubilee! Join the KACF-SF Associate Board at SOHN in San Francisco for a night of great food, community, games, and giving back. Enjoy traditional Korean beverages like soju and makgeolli, plus a menu that features both traditional and modern takes on Korean food prepared by Chef Deuki Hong and other Bay Area chefs, including fried chicken, rice cakes, galbi sliders, and gochujang caramel cookies. Bid on incredible items at our silent auction and spend the evening meeting and connecting with others in the Bay Area Korean American community.

Join Director Soyoung Lee and Guest Curator Sunjung Kim for an engaging conversation exploring the artistic techniques and creative process of renowned Korean artist Ha Chong-Hyun.

The Bay Area Chuseok Festival, hosted by Korean Center, Inc. (KCI), returns to the Presidio Main Parade Lawn for its 8th annual celebration of Korean culture, food, music, performance, and community.