Korean Fall Festival
Capital City & Lake Murray Country
Korean food, dance and culture will be showcased. Highlights include traditional Korean folk dancing and drumming, martial arts and sword demonstrations, and booths offering kite making and calligraphy where visitors can have their name written in Korean.
The food also is a star of this show. The eat-in or take-home offerings include a wide range of rice, noodle, chicken and meat dishes, including bulgogi, dukbogi and kimchi.
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