Upcoming Events

Join us to discuss A Children’s Bible by Lydia Millet. Set in the future, the novel focuses on a group of children spending the summer at a lakeside rental. While their parents cope mostly by anesthetizing themselves with booze and adultery, the kids get to work on survival.

Join us to discuss All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. In this WWII historical novel set in Saint-Malo, Paris, and Germany, a young blind girl, Marie-Laure, and her father flee to her great-uncle’s home by the water after her father leaves his job at Paris’s Museum of Natural History.

A beautiful hike through Gugi Valley up to the delightful Seunggasa Temple and then up to Samobawi Rock, where the views of both Seoul and Bukhansan National Park are worth the climb.

Join our talented quilters Seung-Jew, Gisella, and Meg for an introductory sewing class. Refresh your skills or learn the basics of sewing and make your own tea coasters.

Joins us to discuss All the Beauty in the World by Patrick Bringley, a memoir about the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Seongsu, Seoul's trendy district, embodies urban coolness with its industrial-chic vibe. Former factories now house hip cafes, art galleries, and boutiques. It's a creative hub where tradition meets modernity, drawing in the city's young and artistic crowd.

Join us on an easy walk along the lower levels of Inwangsan. Take in the views, stroll through the forest, and a short walk through the " Parasite" neighbourhood.

Join us to walk through cherry blossoms at the foot of Ansan mountain in Yeonhui-dong. We will start near the waterfall and end with a stroll down a clay mud path.

Over 1000 cherry blossom trees line Seokchon Lake and are a must-see during Seoul's Cherry Blossom season. Walking around the lake under the beautiful blossoms is a perfect way to spend a Friday morning.