It’s that time of year again — the ice melts, the sun sets later and the greens come out. It’s time once again for St. Patrick’s Day, including the big annual festival at D-Cube City Plaza in southwestern Seoul this Saturday. Under this year’s theme of “Seoul’s Going Green,” the plaza will be transformed into a lively showcase of Irish heritage and contemporary culture, highlighting the deep and growing tie between Ireland and Korea. “St. Patrick’s Day has been a staple in Seoul for many years now, and what makes it special is the feeling of Irish hospitality and community on display for all to see,” said Alan Leavy, chairman of the Irish Association of Korea (IAK), the main organizer. “It’s not just for Irish people. We really want it to be open to anyone who wants to come along, take part and enjoy themselves. St. Patrick’s Day is among the most widely celebrated national days in the world, and here in Seoul it’s a great day out for the whole family and a chance to experience a bit of Irish culture.” Running from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., the free, family-friendly outdoo
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