Korean cultural centers are institutions dedicated to promoting and sharing Korean culture and heritage. They often offer a variety of programs, including language classes, traditional arts and crafts workshops, and cultural events that showcase Korean music, dance, and cuisine. These centers aim to foster understanding and appreciation of Korean traditions among diverse communities. In addition to educational programs, Korean cultural centers frequently host exhibitions and festivals that celebrate significant aspects of Korean history and festivals, such as Chuseok and Seollal. They serve as a hub for cultural exchange, allowing people to engage with and learn about Korean customs and values.