Korean Cultural Centre Incorporated
About KCC
The Korean Cultural Centre Inc. (KCC), founded in 1999, is a community-based organization committed to serving Korean Australians.
We aim to preserve and promote Korean cultural heritage, support the rights and interests of the Korean diaspora in Australia,
and empower future generations through leadership development and education.Our initiatives also focus on fostering a healthy, inclusive multicultural society and advocating for social justice.
By collaborating with like-minded organizations, we work to build a more connected and equitable community for all.
Our Programs
Sydney Korean Cultural School in Cherrybrook
KCC Youth Workshop
Korean Publication Digital Archive
KCC Screen For Justice
KCC Forums
FeelGood, Sydney
Hiking Club
Butterfly Book Club
Solidarity in Action
Education
Sydney Korean Cultural School
in Cherrybrook
Sydney Korean Cultural School in Cherrybrook is an educational institution established in Term 1 of February 2023 with the aim of providing Korean language education for second-generation Korean kindergarten and elementary school students. Our school currently serves the Korean community within the Cherrybrook area, offering a variety of Korean language education services such as speaking, grammar, writing, and reading skills. Additionally, we conduct Korean cultural experiences and traditional culture education.
School Location: Cherrybrook Public School
Address: 132 New Line Rd, Cherrybrook, NSW 2126
KCC Youth Workshop
The KCC Youth Workshop is a school holiday program designed to engage Korean-Australian youth in meaningful learning and dialogue. Through discussions on a range of social and global issues, along with hands-on activities, participants gain insight, critical thinking skills, and a deeper understanding of their role in society.
This program reflects KCC’s core mission to:
• Maintain and develop Korean traditional cultural heritage
• Educate and nurture next-generation leadership
• Advocate for and protect the Korean community in Australia.
Community Events
KCC Screen for Justice
KCC screens powerful films with the aim of reflecting on and taking action together around various social justice issues. The films we present are more than just entertainment—they are windows into silenced voices, hidden truths, and the realities we must confront.
Following each screening, we host a range of engagement programs such as audience discussions (GV), expert talks, and community forums. These sessions provide space to share thoughts and explore paths toward meaningful action.
KCC Forums
KCC hosts inspiring talks by distinguished speakers whenever the opportunity arises, offering our community meaningful insights into social justice and a space to learn, connect and be inspired.
Project
Korean Publications Digital Archive
This is a project that collects regular publications (newspapers) containing the history of the Korean community in Sydney, which may be at risk of being lost, and preserves them in digital files for permanent storage. Once this project is completed, anyone will be able to look back at the documented facts of the Korean community’s history in Sydney from the past 50-60 years, and these materials will be invaluable for future research on the history of the Korean community.
Club Activities
FeelGood, Sydney
‘FeelGood, Sydney’ is a cultural group established in 2018 under KCC (Korean Cultural Centre) in Sydney.
It is a non-profit organization that operates with the aim of learning and enjoying the beauty and vitality of Korean traditional folk music.
‘FeelGood’ strives to carry on the tradition of ‘Dure’, which is the essence of traditional Korean percussion music, and dreams of a society where we can all live together happily and share with one another.
‘FeelGood’ actively promotes the value and spirit of traditional Korean percussion music to both the Korean community in Australia and the local Australian community, and actively participates in various forms of social activities.
Hiking Club
We are a hiking club with a passion for outdoor adventure in spectacular natural areas around Sydney, Australia and beyond, gathering once a month to walk down Sydney’s mountains and shore trails, through forests, valleys, and beaches.
This not only brings us close to nature, keeps our bodies and minds healthy, but also allows us to build good friendships with like-minded people. We welcome both members and non-members, and new faces who love nature and hiking are always welcome.
Happy Hiking!
Butterfly Book Club
Butterfly Book Club is a group that meets regularly to explore books related to social justice and reflect on the issues they raise.
Through thoughtful reading and open dialogue, we gain new perspectives and deeper insight into the world.
By sharing ideas and asking questions, we seek ways to take meaningful action toward a better society.
Solidarity In Action
Friends of ‘Comfort Women’ in Sydney (FCWS)
Remember 0416 in Sydney
Gwangju Democratisation Movement
Actions in Solidarity
Enquiry
For enquiries regarding membership registration and volunteer opportunities, please contact info@kccau.org.au.
Donation
Name: Korean Cultural Centre
BSB: 062166
ACC: 10438598
KCC is a non-for-profit organisation and charity with DGR (Deductible Gift Recipient) status endorsed by ATO (Australian Taxation Office) and registered with ACNC (Australian Charities and Not-for Profits Commission)
Contact us
info@kccau.org.au