The performances archive gathers major stages, festival appearances, and community-centered productions into one record. Rather than listing isolated events, this page traces how Korean traditional dance and music move between formal theater, civic celebration, and cultural memory.
Hangawi: The Autumn Festival of Korea
A signature outdoor-stage production shaped around harvest, family, and seasonal ritual. The performance positioned Korean traditional dance and music within one of Los Angeles’s most visible public arts venues.
65th Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration
This appearance stands out as a civic-scale performance record, placing the company inside one of the city’s best-known holiday broadcasts and affirming its role in Los Angeles public culture.
Streams of Blossoms / Streams of Blossoms Episode II
These productions are especially useful as archival anchors because they connect Korean traditional performance to memory, identity, and historical context while keeping the movement language at the center.
What each performance page should hold
Each production belongs inside a fuller record: date and venue, artistic note, program structure, image set, video, and links to outside coverage.
Open media archive and connect this record to news coverage.