Oregon Korean Performing Arts Tickets

Oregon Korean Performing Arts (OKPA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching and promoting Korean traditional arts across the Northwest. Led by Director Ji Seung Hee, OKPA brings an authentic blend of percussion, masking dance, and cultural heritage to audiences from Portland to Beaverton and beyond. OKPA has a long-standing history of performances at major regional events and festivals dating back to 2008–2012 and continuing through 2019–2025, including Lunar New Year Festivals at multiple venues and the Beauty of Korea series.

Through dynamic performances featuring traditional drums such as the janggu, buk, and kkwaenggwari, along with a talchum mask-dance troupe, OKPA showcases Korea’s official cultural heritage with artistry and community education. The organization also emphasizes cultural exchange and audience engagement, making it a staple in Northwest arts programming.

Explore upcoming OKPA appearances, learn about their rich history, and secure your seats for performances across Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. We’ve got you covered with reliable arrangements and clear event details.

Upcoming OKPA programs include the Beauty of Korea 2025 at The Reser Center for the Arts in Beaverton on October 31, 2025, and earlier Lunar New Year Festival events at McMinnville, Keller Auditorium (Portland), Lincoln High School (Portland), Lake Oswego, and Korean Night at Oregon State University in Corvallis. Each performance is treated as its own standalone event, with clear dates and venue information. Follow OKPA’s official channels for the latest news and tour updates.

• Director: Ji Seung Hee — Korean dance specialist and cultural ambassador.
• Program highlights: janggu, buk, kkwaenggwari percussion, talchum mask-dance.
• Community impact: arts education, cultural exchange, and UNESCO-linked heritage traditions.

Social media and official resources are linked below to stay connected with OKPA’s activities and performances.