Korean Canadian Cultural Association

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About Korean Canadian Cultural Association

The Korean Canadian Cultural Association (KCCA) is Canada's largest organization dedicated to promoting Korean culture and heritage throughout the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. Based in North York, ON, KCCA operates as a community-based, not-for-profit charitable organization that has been serving the region's 120,000 Korean residents and multicultural communities since its establishment in 1965. With charitable status granted in 1976, KCCA brings nearly six decades of expertise in cultural programming and community engagement.

KCCA specializes in organizing and delivering comprehensive cultural programs and events designed to foster understanding and appreciation of Korean traditions among Canadians of all backgrounds. The organization provides cultural courses, youth programs, senior programming, and community events that blend education with entertainment. Through their North York facility, KCCA offers winter and fall cultural lecture series, youth initiatives, and specialized programming that welcomes both beginners and experienced participants. Their service offerings extend to facility rentals, volunteer opportunities, and community membership programs that enable residents throughout North York and the Greater Toronto Area to engage meaningfully with Korean heritage. By combining traditional cultural preservation with contemporary community programming, KCCA creates accessible pathways for people of all ages and backgrounds to experience and celebrate Korean culture while building stronger, more connected communities.