Korean Lantern Making
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Hosted by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, our Warm Trees partners for 2025, and guided by the educators of the National Arboretum these engaging workshops will introduce children to traditional Korean crafts and biodiversity through hands-on creativity.
Join us for a fun and creative hands-on workshop where kids can make their very own Cheongsachorong – a beautiful traditional Korean lantern!Cheongsachorong is a traditional Korean lantern made with red and blue silk—red on top and blue on the bottom—symbolizing welcome and celebration. These lanterns are often displayed during weddings, festive holidays, and ceremonies to light the way and mark meaningful moments.
Create your own Cheongsachorong and take home a piece of Korean culture!
👦🏽👧Recommended ages 8 - 12
🎫Bookings required
💳$10 per child
📍Terrace Room, National Arboretum Canberra
♿Accessible activity, venue, paths and bathroom facilities
Get Tickets
Join us for a fun and creative hands-on workshop where kids can make their very own Cheongsachorong – a beautiful traditional Korean lantern!Cheongsachorong is a traditional Korean lantern made with red and blue silk—red on top and blue on the bottom—symbolizing welcome and celebration. These lanterns are often displayed during weddings, festive holidays, and ceremonies to light the way and mark meaningful moments.
Create your own Cheongsachorong and take home a piece of Korean culture!
👦🏽👧Recommended ages 8 - 12
🎫Bookings required
💳$10 per child
📍Terrace Room, National Arboretum Canberra
♿Accessible activity, venue, paths and bathroom facilities
Get Tickets
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