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The seventh Expats Day will take place at FC Seoul on May 29, featuring the K-League Classic Match against the Junnam Dragons.
The event is an annual match day event -- held with the football club -- that offers discounted tickets when booked in advance, entertainment and some free refreshments.
Before the match there will be a fair with booths for food and entertainment, as well as a live stage with pop music and a B-boy dance show.
The event begins at 11 a.m., with kickoff at 2 p.m. Seoul is top of the K-League Classic, the 12-team top tier of Korean soccer, while Jeonnam is 11th.
Tickets are 10,000 won in advance or 12,000 won ($10) on the day, including a free drink and a food item from a food truck. Tickets can be purchased in advance by wire transfer or in person from the Community Korea office in Gangnam or the Seoul Global Center’s office in Jongno.
Up to 1,000 tickets are available to multicultural families for free via the Seoul Global Center website at global.seoul.go.kr.
For details and contact information, visit the above site or www.communitykorea.com.
(paulkerry@hotmail.com)
The event is an annual match day event -- held with the football club -- that offers discounted tickets when booked in advance, entertainment and some free refreshments.
Before the match there will be a fair with booths for food and entertainment, as well as a live stage with pop music and a B-boy dance show.
The event begins at 11 a.m., with kickoff at 2 p.m. Seoul is top of the K-League Classic, the 12-team top tier of Korean soccer, while Jeonnam is 11th.
Tickets are 10,000 won in advance or 12,000 won ($10) on the day, including a free drink and a food item from a food truck. Tickets can be purchased in advance by wire transfer or in person from the Community Korea office in Gangnam or the Seoul Global Center’s office in Jongno.
Up to 1,000 tickets are available to multicultural families for free via the Seoul Global Center website at global.seoul.go.kr.
For details and contact information, visit the above site or www.communitykorea.com.
(paulkerry@hotmail.com)
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