The Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles (KCCLA) successfully organized the 2025 Korean Festival in Utah, bringing Korean culture to the heart of Salt Lake City. The event took place at the University of Utah campus in collaboration with local partners BOPSIM, CUPBOP, and the Union Center of the University of Utah.

The festival showcased a comprehensive array of Korean cultural experiences that highlighted both traditional and contemporary aspects of Korean heritage. Attendees were able to explore various facets of Korean culture through K-Food tastings, K-Beauty demonstrations, and K-Pop performances that drew crowds throughout the event. Traditional Korean performances and craft demonstrations provided visitors with authentic cultural experiences that bridged historical and modern Korean traditions.

One of the festival's most popular attractions was the interactive Hanbok try-on zone, where visitors of all ages had the opportunity to wear traditional Korean clothing and take photos. The hands-on cultural programs were designed to engage participants directly with Korean customs and traditions, creating memorable experiences for attendees from diverse backgrounds.

The festival successfully attracted a wide demographic of visitors, with families, students, and community members participating in the various cultural activities throughout the day. The interactive nature of the programming allowed for meaningful cultural exchange and education about Korean heritage in the Utah community.

Following the event's success, KCCLA representatives expressed their gratitude to all participants, volunteers, and community partners who contributed to making the festival possible. The organization announced its intention to return to Utah next year with an even more vibrant and expanded program lineup, demonstrating their commitment to promoting Korean culture in the American Southwest region.