KCI’s Teen Summit returns this year with this year’s theme, “Paving Your Own Path: Non-Traditional Trailblazers,” at the Asian Art Museum. The fourth Teen Summit provides a unique platform for students to engage with a diverse group of speakers, including activists, entrepreneurs, journalists, and artists, who will share their experiences and insights on social justice, mental wellness, and entrepreneurship. Participants will have the opportunity to explore non-traditional career paths and gain a deeper understanding of Korean culture and its global impact.

Throughout the day, students will participate in interactive workshops, discussions, and networking opportunities with their peers. The Teen Summit offers a space for youth to gain a deeper connection to their community, explore how culture and social justice intersect, and develop the leadership skills necessary to make a positive impact.

🔍 No prep needed. Just show up, listen, and ask questions.

Join us on Saturday, June 7, 2025, from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM for the Korean American Town Hall at the Crowne Plaza in Foster City!

With support from the Overseas Koreans Agency and the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in San Francisco, the Bay Area K-Coalition proudly hosts this annual Town Hall to bring together Korean American organizations from across the Bay Area.

By attending, you'll gain access to:

• Vital information impacting the local Korean community

• A dynamic panel discussion by professionals

• Networking opportunities

• A hosted lunch

• Giveaways, including a comprehensive resource guide listing social service and legal assistance agencies in the Bay Area

We believe the law belongs to all of us. Now more than ever, we have seen the difference that legal resources can make to a family: if they can stay housed, out of poverty, or treated fairly at work or school. Every year, we close hundreds of cases for the most underserved members of our community in Family, Housing, Immigration, Civil Litigation, Employment, Elder and Probate Law.

Together, we can be good neighbors and protect those around us, ensuring that they receive equal treatment under the law. Join us in a night of celebration, stories, and hope for Good Neighbors.

Stand out in today’s competitive professional world—your personal brand is your most valuable asset. Join us for a high-impact virtual session with Jerry Won, Founder & CEO of Just Like Media and World Class Speakers. Jerry will share practical strategies on how to position yourself for success through authentic storytelling, clear brand messaging, and culturally informed leadership.

Captured in Color, the headline-making solo exhibition by 8-year-old art prodigy Juliette Leong is coming to BlueStream Gallery, as part of a month-long philanthropic movement through art.

KAPS, KABANC, KACF-SF, and Jon Fong Happy Hours are joining forces for a happy hour to celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month. In 2025, AANHPI Heritage Month celebrates the contributions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. The theme for 2025 is "A Legacy of Leadership and Resilience".

As part of the Korean Center Inc.’s affiliation with the King Sejong Institute Foundation, they’re excited to host the 2025 Korean Speaking & Writing Contest on Saturday, May 17 from 2:00 to 4:00 PM at Korean Center, Inc. This contest is a great opportunity for you to showcase your Korean skills and connect with fellow learners.

You’ll get to taste, vote, and celebrate jook — the beloved rice porridge, known across Asia by many names, cherished for its warmth, versatility, and healing comfort.  The event features an incredible lineup of local chefs bring their best jook-making skills to the table in a comfort food showdown.

“No one NAMIWalks alone,” that’s the mantra we walk by at the community’s most important mental health fundraising event. Some people walk together, in step and arm in arm. Others walk together in spirit. Still others, sadly, walk together in memory. However, we raise money that connects those in need to the life-changing, even life-saving, mental health programs and guidance that NAMI offers.

Voices of Silicon Valley will perform excerpts from “Bits torn from words” by composer Peter Shin, as well as highlights from their repertoire.   

“Bits torn from words” examines the mental health condition of generalized anxiety disorder — how the dread of even the most inconsequential circumstances feels gargantuanly out of proportion to its relative impact. In expanded song form, wavering pitches, surrendered exclamations, and quivering breaths convey anxiety’s vivid manifestations in the body and psyche.  

Celebrate the vibrant Korean culture and community during Korean Heritage Night at Oracle Park! This special event promises rich traditions, delicious food and exciting baseball action as the Giants host the Arizona Diamondbacks. Partial proceeds from each Special Event ticket will benefit the local Korean American community.

The Hana Gala is the flagship event of the Korean American Community Foundation of San Francisco (KACF-SF), held annually to celebrate the local Korean community, gather Korean philanthropists, and fundraise to support the most critical needs of Koreans. It is the largest event of its kind on the West Coast.

Join Korean Center, Inc. and The East Cut for a special celebration of Children’s Day and Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

Join us for an engaging networking reception and fireside chat on the current political, economic, and social state and the future of the Asian American community, featuring the top national experts on the Asian American community, Dr. Taeku Lee from Harvard University, and Dr. Neil Ruiz from Pew Research. Moderated by Dr. Michelle Rhyu, former CKA Board Chair and Senior Counsel at Cooley LLP, this session will examine the shifting trends and current developments in the U.S. socio-political and economic landscapes during these uncertain times, and what these changes may mean for Korean Americans nationwide. RSVP is required.

Back by popular demand! Join us at the KACF-SF Disco Dance Party! Get ready to time-travel to the era of disco balls, bell-bottoms, and glittering lights as we bring the groovy vibes of the '70s back to life. Join us for an electrifying night filled with endless dancing and contagious energy, fueled by the greatest hits of the disco era.

Dress to impress in your most dazzling disco attire and prepare to shine under the shimmering lights. Everyone is welcome to boogie the night away and create unforgettable memories! You won't want to miss this!

Indulge in an exquisite wine-tasting and dinner event, on March 22nd, 2025, showcasing premier white Burgundies from Puligny-Montrachet and aged Bordeaux from Saint-Emilion Grand Cru. Guided by Justin Grover, owner of Fine Wines International, renowned for its exquisite French selections, you'll delve into the nuances of these exceptional wines and discover the perfect culinary pairings to elevate your tasting experience.

Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or a budding enthusiast, all are welcome to join this immersive journey through the finest French wines. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your palate and deepen your appreciation for the art of wine and food pairing.

Join the Golden State Warriors as they square off against the Sacramento Kings on Asian Heritage Night at the Chase Center.

You are warmly invited to join us for a delightful afternoon tea party at Sunny Song’s home in Los Altos. Come meet other beautiful ladies of KACF-SF for an elegant affair featuring fine teas, delectable finger sandwiches, and indulgent sweets. Embrace the charm of the occasion by donning your most romantic tea party attire, and immerse yourself in an afternoon of meaningful conversations and new connections. We look forward to sharing this exquisite experience with you.

15 guests maximum, $300 per person

Hosted by Sunny Song, So Yong Park and Jane Choe.

Join KACF-SF for a panel on volunteerism, board service, and philanthropy, inspiring Korean Americans to give back to their communities.