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- Daeboreum - First Full Moon Festival
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- 1330 - A Lifeline For Newcomers To Seoul... And Oldtimers Too!
- EXPLORING KOREA: Weekend Trips
- Korean Banks Cite Non-existent Law on Expat Cards
- Sore Muscles? Jet Lag? Try Korean Hand Therapy
- Fun Stuff for the Kids in Seoul (and Mom/Dad too)
- Navigating the Communication Maze
- EXPLORING KOREA: Noryanjin Fish Market
- Back to Bhutan
- Foreigners Face Restricted Banking
- FACES OF KOREA: Carving Out His Own Niche, JO Gyu-hyeon
- Congratulations to the September Forum Winners!
- On Going Back to School in Seoul
- Korea Taking Sexual Harassment More Seriously
- Say it with...Toilet Tissue?
- Challenges for Women in the Workplace
- Seoul Outranks Other Asian Cities.....In Cost of LIving
- Down and Dirty in Daechon!
- When a check is NOT a check
- What do Christopher Columbus, Mexico and Kimchi have in common?
- International Touch Seoul, Asias biggest Touch Tournament?
- TIPS for Adapting to Your New Life in Korea
- LIFE IN KOREA: A Workplace Experience
- A Garden Lover's Gourmet Delight -A trip to Yangjae Flower Market
- Summary of 9th Seoul Town Meeting
- Living in Korea>Driving in Korea
- How To Keep Your Houseplants Happy
- Korea's Toilet Tycoon Builds a One-Of-A-Kind House
- EXPLORING KOREA: Yeosu's Picturesque Attractions
- Business Practices/Etiquette in Korea
- Seoul To Be Bicyle Friendly City by 2010
- Things To Do This Winter Around Seoul
- Haeundae Movie Premiere - A Korean Experience
- Where's the Beef?.... Canadian That Is!
- Understanding Koreans - Five Things That Define Korea
- Hello Friends - See the Country and Meet the Children!
- Korea Loses Greatest Democrat
- Street Theatre for Koreans and Waegook Alike
- Journalists detained in DPRK Break Out the Violins!
- Racism in Korea Goes On Trial - Update on the Case
- WALK THIS WAY - Seoul Moves to the Right!
- Helping Out at the Mallipo Oil Spill
- New Teaching (E2 Visa) Regulations
- Your chance to volunteer to help clean up the oil spill
- Want to give a bank feedback on its services for expats?
- Lee Myung-bak: A New Partnership with the Foreign Investment Community
- Drug Arrests, English Teachers, and the Role of the U.S. Embassy in South Korea
- Our Yearly Gift from China Has Started Arriving Already- Yellow Dust!
- Putting a Face on Korea4Expats.com
- EXPLORING KOREA: A Jewelry Hunter’s Mission
- St. Patrick's Day Festival
- Korean Touch Rugby Launches new Championship
- Health Insurance Coverage for Foreign Residents in Korea
- U-Tourism Service Free During Trial Period - until end April.
- New NANTA Theater Opens on Jeju Island on 18 April
- Botox for the Seoul
- May – A Month of ‘Special’ Days
- A New Season of Touch in Korea
- Korea's Legal Market Opening Soon to Some Foreign Lawyers
- Korea rolls over Kazakhstan in Asia Five Nations rugby
- Severance - the Mysteries and the Myths Revealed
- Art Auction for Baan Unrak - Thank You
- A Venture Adventure
- Korean Hanbok with an Expat Twist
- No really, I don't . . . Oh, so that's what it looks like. . .
- (Un)Employment Insurance
- Korean Foods That Help Beat the Summer Heat
- EXPLORING KOREA: Seokmodo: Land of the Muddy Beach
- Kindermusik for You and Your Child
- Hi-Seoul Summer Festival
- You’re Invited……But Not Really!
- Left High and Dry
- Korea movie release with English Subtitles
- Korea's Hwan-gap!
- Saving Energy in Korea
- Rafting - a fun way to beat the heat
- Having a Baby in Korea.......From A New Dad's Point of View
- EXPLORING KOREA: Incheon International Airport - A Tourist Attraction?
- Ouli and Nari - Two Sweet Girls Who Desperately Want to Love and Be Loved
- Employment Disputes in South Korea
- Austism in Korea - A Private Family Matter
- EXPLORING KOREA: Plenty of room at the Hotel California
- EXPLORING KOREA: Jebudo, Getaway for Seoulites
- HOPE - English Teachers Giving Something Back
- FACES OF KOREA: Andre Kim, Fashion Designer
- LIFE IN KOREA: Medical Care...A Reason to Stay!
- Game of Their Lives
- U.S. Beef in Supermarkets on U.S. Thanksgiving Day
- Lone Star Innocent of Wrongdoing in its Acquisition of KEB in 2003
- Exploring Seoul: Fowl Art
- LIFE IN KOREA: Never Thought I'd Love My Dentist!
- Foster, Adopt or Come and Play with Homeless Pets in Asan, Korea
- Let Us Not Forget........
- From International Solidarity to International Censure
- The Year of the Ox in Korea
- Celebrating the First Full Moon - Jeongwol Daeboreum.
- LIFE IN KOREA: Getting A New View of the World
- Red Day, White Day, Black Day - Love Related Days in Korea
- EXPLORING KOREA: Mang Yang—Village by the Sea
- Hello Friends - Meeting Schoolchildren Around the Country
- LIFE IN KOREA: A Podiatrist Worries About My Marriage Prospects
- What's New on K4E?
- Not all festivals in Korea involve Kimchi!
- Discrimination of Foreigners by Korean Websites
- Confession of a Rolling Stones Memorabilia Collector
- UNESCO Invites You to Share Your Culture with Korean Students
- Living Overseas At Our Prime......With magicJack's Help!
- Buddha’s Birthday at a Mountain Temple in Seoul
- May….Family Month in Korea
- Banking Hours, Taxi Fares....What's New in Korea
- Hongdae Gallery Gives Underground Art Double Meaning
- Rugby in Korea....Women's League & Touch
- Actors Turn Local Watering Hole into Thespian Bar
- CWC Victoria Day BBQ in Seoul - A Big Success All Around
- Roh Moo-hyun, A Man of the People (1946-2009)
- Billy & Sena – Two Sibling Kitties in Search of a Forever Home
- Updates on What’s New in Seoul and Around Korea
- Surviving a Korean Summer!
- Picking The Right Removal Company
- Pyongyang's True Ideology
- Cancelled due to H1N1 - festivals, public events, performances, etc.
- South Koreans Struggle With Race
- Visiting South Korea Starts With a Plan and the Currency Exchange
- For a Beautiful Smile….Beautiful Teeth!
- 11-11: Poppy Day and Pepero Day
- Problems Linked to a Korean Wedding Tradition
- Results of Virtual Fundraiser for Duraebang: Helping Victims of Trafficking Become Survivors
- The Christmas Spirit at Tartine's
- Global Day of Climate Change - December 12
- CHEERS & JEERS - Seoul Town Hall Meeting
- Christmas and New Year in Korea
- Tiger & Bear - International Comic Project
- Smiling Your Best Smile
- Another ‘Star’ Extinguished
- Creating a Beautiful Smile with Orthodontic Braces
- LIFE IN KOREA: February Blah, Blah, Blah!
- Raising Hope for Haiti In Seoul
- Korean Gentry Comically, Tragically Fades Away in ‘Cherry Orchard’ Remake
- Seoul Going Green for St. Patrick's Day
- Sejong City Controversy - Insight into Korean Politics
Search Results in Events:
- Free Screening of 63 Years On, Sun 11 April 2010, Insa-dong Area, Seoul
- NANTA - Special Saturday Brunch Show, 27 March 2010, Jung-gu,Seoul
- Inca Civilization Exhibition thru Sun 28 March 2010, Natl Museum of Korean, Seoul
- Bob Dylan, Wed 31 March 2010, Olympic Park, Seoul
- Czech Puppet Play Don Giovanni, 17-21 March 2010, City Hall Area, Seoul
- Vietnam: Life and Culture, to 11 March 2010, National Museum, Seoul
- Ancient Culture of Uzbekistan, to 25 Sept 2010, National Museum, Seoul
- Western-style Paintings in Modern Japan, to 21 March 2010, Natl Museum, Seoul
- King Cherry Blossoms Festival, 26-28 March 2010, Jeju Island
- RAS - Brewery and Sanjong Lake Tour, Sat 13 March 2010, from Seoul
- The Swell Season, Wed 7 April 2010, Olympic Park, Seoul
- Georges Rouault Exhibitions, 15 Dec - 28 March 2010, Seoul Arts Center
- Monet to Picasso, 16 Dec - 28 March 2010, Seocho-gu, Seoul
- Korean Basketball League, 10-16 March 2010, Around Korea
- K-League Football, 10-11 March 2010, Around korea
- At the Movies This Week- Seoul
- YÉOL Lectures - Korea Way of Tea, Tue 6 April 2010, Seoul Museum of History,
- Official Korean National Holidays in 2010
- AMCHAM - Restrictive Covenants in Contracts, Wed 17 March 2010, Seoul
- Justice for North Korea Demonstration, every Saturday, Insa-dong
- Andy Warhol Exhibition, 12 Dec to 04 April 2010, Seoul Museum of Art
- Traditional Music Performances, Sat Jan-June 2010, Natl Folk Museum, Seoul
- Miss Saigon, 13 Mar-4 Apr 2010, Goyang Aram Nuri Arts Complex , Gyeonggi Province
- Expat Youth Scholarship, Entry Deadline Thurs 13 May 2010
- Opera on Film - Turandot, Wed and Sat to July 2010, COEX Seoul
- Cherry Orchard with English Subtitles, to 14 Mar 2010, Daehangno, Seoul
- Vortex of the Korean Financial Crisis, available as of 24 Feb 2010
- White Day Concert, Sun 14 Mar 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- Exhibition: Gold and Silver: Metal Soundscape thru 28 Mar 2010, Gangnam Seoul
- Exhibition: Peddlers on the Road Again, 24 Mar - 10 May 2010, Jongno gu, seoul
- Opera: Juditha Triumphans, Mon-Wed 5-7 Apr 2010, Jung-gu, Seoul
- Swan Lake Ballet, 26-31 Mar 2010, Universal Arts Center, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul
- Ballet: Chunhyang, 2-3 April 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- Dance: Burn the Floor, Fri –Wed 2-7 Apr 2010, Sejong Center, Seoul
- Argerich & Chung Myung-Whun. Fri 9 Apr 2010, Sejong Center, Seoul
- Retrospective of Korea's First Video Artist, 9-28 Mar 2010, Seoul
- Korea Galleries Art Fair, Thur-Mon 25-29 Mar 2010, BEXCO, Busan
- LIG 8th Korea Open Marathon, Sun 4 April 2010, Jamsil Stadium, Seoul
- Korean Traditional Music: Beyond the Border, Thur-Fri 18-19 Mar 2010, Seocho-gu, Seoul
- Luis Bravo's Forever Tango, Tue-Sun 16-28 Mar 2010, Chungmu Art Hall, Jung-gu, Seoul
- Photo Exhibition - Holocaust Refugees, 4-25 March 2010, KFCC, Seoul
- The Art of SPIEGEL, 5-25 March 2010, KFCC, Seoul
- Spring Delight Invitation Piano Concert, Wed 17 March 2010, Gwangwhamun Seoul
- Asia Society Luncheon - Hermit No More, Tue 16 March 2010, Lotte Hotel Seoul
- Asia Society Special Lecture on Korean and Ireland, Wed 17 March 2010, Lotte Hotel Seoul
- Jindo Sea-parting Festival, 30 March-01 April 2010, Jindo, Jeollanam-do
- Bullfighting Festival, 17-21 March 2010, Cheongdo-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do
- Tongyeong International Music Festival, 12-25 March 2010, Gyeongsangnam-do
- Gwangju Spring Flower Expo, 26 March-04 April 2010, Gwangju, Jeollanam-do
- Solar, Wind & Earth Energy Trade Fair, 17-29 March 2010, Gwangju, Jeollanamdo
- Korean Buddhism Expo, 18-21 March 2010, Daegu
- Anti-Aging Expo, 26-28 March 2010, Coex Center, Seoul
- Seoul Living Design Fair 2010, 25-29 March, COEX Center, Seoul
- St. Patrick's Day - Irish Festival, Sat 20 March 2010, Cheongyecheon Plaza, Seoul
- Korean Food Taste Tour, Sat 20 March 2010, Seoul
- Int'l Artists Exhibition, 7-18 April 2010,
- Traditional Music Classes, Sat 6 Mar -22 May 2010, NCKTPA, Seocho-gu, Seoul
- Actors Without Barders, Sat 6 & 13 March 2010, Itaewon
- Opera: Macbeth, Sat-Thur 13-18 Mar 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- International Drawing Exhibition Korean 2010, 12-19 Mar 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- Korean Language Classes from 12 April 2010, Register March, Itaewon
- Irish Dance: Riverdance, 3 - 14 Mar, 2010, Sejong Center, Seoul
- Tanztheater Wuppertal, 18-21 Mar 2010, LG ART Center, Seoul
- International Kite Flying Contest, Sat- Sun 27-28 March 2010, Busan
- King and the Clown, 27 Feb to 21 Mar 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- Sergei Trofanov Concert, Wed 10 Mar 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- Cafe de los Maestros, Fri 12 Mar 2010, LG Art Center, Seoul
- Louise Bourgeois Exhibition, 24 Feb-31 Mar 2010, Kukje Gallery, Seoul
- Andre Masson Exhibition, thru 25 March 2010, Die Galerie, Gangnam, Seoul
- Philadelphia Orchestra, 30 April-1 May 2010, Sejong Center, Seoul
- KOTESOL - The Complete Teacher, Sat 27 March 2010, Seoul Chapter Conference
- Volleyball League, Feb-Mar 2010 Schedule, Seoul
- Forever Tango, 16-28 March 2010, Chungmu Arts Hall, Seoul
- Woman and the City Art Exhibition, to Sat 13 March 2010, Hongdae Area, Seoul
- Miss Saigon, 16 Apr-01 May 2010, Seongnam Arts Center, Gyeonggido
- Miss Saigon, 14 May-12 Sep 2010, Chungmu Art Hall, Seoul
- Seoul Intl Hiking Club, Dobongsan Hike, Sat 13 March 2010, Seoul
- Dulwich College Info Seminar for Parents, Sun 14 March 2010, Yeoksam-dong, Seoul
- AUSTCHAM Sundowner, Fri 25 March 2010, CasAntonio, Itaewon
- RAS Kiln Tour, Sat 20 March 2010, from Yongsan Post Office, Seoul
- RAS - Fortress Wall of Bugaksan Hiking Tour, Sun 21 Mar 2010, Seoul
- RAS - Baekje Kingdom Tour, Sat 27 March 2010, from Yongsan Post Office, Seoul
- Sansuyu - Dogwood Tree - Festival, 18-21 March 2010, Gurye, South Jeolla Province
- Maehwa - Apricot Blossom - Festival, 13-21 March 2010, Gwangyang, Seouth Jeolla Province
- Opera Madama Butterfly, 25-28 Mar 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- The Exciting World of Animation, 16 Mar – 13 June 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- KOTRA Seminar on Medical Services, Fri 12 March 2010, Seoul
- The Beat - Non-Verbal Show, Fri –Sun 26 Mar-4 Apr 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- Andsnes & Norwegian Chamber Orchestra, Sat 27 Mar 2010, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
- Cinematic Classic Concert, 6 Apr 2010, LG Art Center, Seoul
- Kwon Ki Soo Solo Exhibition, 19 Feb -31 Mar 2010, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
- Tune - Dance Project, Fri – Sat 9-10 Apr 2010, LG Art Center, Seoul
- Confucian Shrine Music Munmyojeryeak, 4-5 Mar 2010, Seocho-gu, Seoul
- AMCHAM - US Economy and Korea, Thur 4 March 2010, Lotte Hotel, Seoul
- AUDITIONS for Seoul Players 1st Musical, 27-28 March 2010, Itaewon
- Opera Gala Concert, Sat 20 March 2010, Seoul Arts Center
- Little Tiger Exhibition, to 21 March 2010, Gyeongju Natl Museum, Gyeongju
- House of Sharing English Tour, Sun 14 March 2010, Seoul Departure
- Traditional Drink & Rice Cake Festival, 18 -23 April 2010, Gyeongju
- Roger Dean Exhibition, 25 March-30 May 3010, Daelim Museum, Seoul
- I Robot thru 14 March 2010, SOMA Museum of Art, Olympic Park, Seoul
- Traditional Music Performance, Fridays 8 Jan - 26 March 2010, Near Namsan, Seoul
- RAS March 2010 Tours, Saturdays and Sundays
- Gugak - Traditional Korean Music Performances, Saturdays 2010, NCKTPA, Seocho-gu, Seoul
- Fantastic Screen Music Festival:, Mon 15 Mar 2010, Seoul
- Andre Masson Exhibition, to 25 Mar 2010, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
- San Francisco Exploratorium to 18 Apr 2010, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul
- Shopper's Delight Tours for Newcomers, Mon 8, 15 Mar 2010, Seoul
- SIBW&PW Workshop - What's Next for You in LIfe, Sun 21 March 2010, Namsan Road, Seoul
- RAS Lecture - Women & the Law in Korea, Tue 9 March 2010, Insa-dong Area, Seoul
- RAS Lecture - The Sacred Rites of Korea, Tue 23 March 2010, near Insa-dong, Seoul
- Root Experience Melting Pot Evening, Tues 9 March 2010, Itaewon, Seoul
- SC Banking Seminar for Expats, Thur 25 March 2010, Gangnam, Seoul
- AMCHAM - Maximizing Workplace Performance, Wed 17 March 2010, Lotte Hotel, Seoul
- AMCHAM HR Seminar, Fri 2 April 2010, Renaissance Hotel, Seoul
- AMCHAM - Miniser of Knowledge Economy, Tue 16 March 2010, COEX Area, Seoul
- All That Glitters - 2010 ANZA Ball, Sat 8 May 2010, Grand Hyatt, Seoul
Search Results in Directory of Businesses and Services:
- European Union, Delegation of the European Commission
- Algeria Embassy
- Argentina Embassy
- Australia Embassy
- Austria Embassy
- Bangladesh, People's Republic of Bangladesh Embassy
- Belarus, Embassy of Belarus in Seoul
- Belgium (Embassy of Belgium)
- Brazil (Federative Republic of Brazil Embassy)
- Brunei (Embassy of Brunei Darussalam)
- Bulgaria (Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria)
- Cambodian Embassy in Korea
- Canadian Embassy in Seoul
- Chile (Embassy of Chile - Seoul)
- China (People's Republic of China)
- Colombian Embassy Seoul
- Congo (Embassy of the Democratic Republic of Congo)
- Costa Rica (Embassy of Costa Rica in Seoul)
- Cote D'Ivoire Embassy
- Czech Republic
- Denmark Embassy
- Dominican Republic Embassy
- Ecuador Embassy
- Egypt
- El Salvador (Embassy of El Salvador in Seoul)
- Ethiopia (Embassy of Ethiopia in R.O.K.)
- Finland
- France (French Embassy in Seoul)
- Gabon Embassy in Seoul
- Germany (Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany)
- Ghana Embassy
- Greece (Greek Embassy in Seoul)
- Guatemala Embassy in Seoul
- Honduras Embassy in Seoul
- Hungary (Hungarian Embassy in Seoul)
- India (Embassy of India)
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