• Our dance team proudly boasts varieties of Korean traditional dance from the fan dance to Samgomu and many more.

• Striving to show the beauty and uniqueness of our Korean culture, we occasionally collaborate with the Samulnori team to show a beautiful collage of different dances.

• Fan Dance is a group dance mainly performed by women, holding traditional Korean fans. The fan dance offers a glimpse into nature through its representation of the sun, air, and natural materials.

• Traditional Korean dancing has been performed since ancient times; dancers would often entertain a wide range of people starting from royalty to townspeople.

• By performing our dances to the community, we can show off and spread our Korean culture and pride.

Seogochum team performing with these sogos, a small hand drum used to give life to their choreography as they dance elegantly throughout the stage. Sogo dance originated from Nong ak, which is played to pray for a good harvest and to applaud the farmers hard work. Please give a round of applause to our seogochum team.

Samgomu means “three drum dance.” Drum dancers will play with three drums hanging on separate frames while presenting a dance filled with energy with various beats and gestures. Despite the tough backbends and acrobatics, they always smile to show their best.