Carve a Wooden Ring in a 1980s Seoul Studio (Korean-International Social)
Everyone leaves Seoul with photos. Leave with a ring you made yourself. We're at Wetwood Studio in Jamsil — a workshop frozen in 1980s Seoul, where TWICE and DAY6 have both filmed. Rings are carved from upcycled furniture wood and old skateboards, so no two look alike. Engraving your own lettering is an option too (+20,000 KRW). HOW THE NIGHT GOES 7:00 PM — check in, welcome drink 7:15 PM — making time, teams of four (Koreans + internationals), studio teachers guide you 1:1 8:15 PM — Korean traditional liquor and a couple of games 8:50 PM — wrap up, optional afterparty Zero Korean needed. Once your hands are busy, conversation happens on its own. Not a drinker? Soft drinks are there too. DETAILS · 65,000 KRW — materials, Korean traditional liquor and snacks included (first-run price) · 6 seats for this group · 2 min from Seokchon Station (Line 8/9), Exit 3 — B1 of the McDonald's building HOW TO JOIN This event is hosted by KONNECT and booking is handled on our own site — an RSVP here does NOT hold your seat. Please book at the link below to confirm. The full refund policy is on the booking page. https://konnect.kozykorean.com/gatherings/ac5d3349-2322-4525-a940-a002a58772c1?lang=en
