Join Drag Drink Play for their first midday drag event of 2019, which will be held at the Southside Parlor in Itaewon. It will be the first of their now monthly drag shows, featuring performances from Charlotte Goodenough, Vanessica Carver and Jaxter the Taco Master. Brunch price is not included in the ticket, however there will be bottomless mimosas available throughout the event. There is also a vegan brunch available for purchase.

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Gyeongsang Discovery: Geoje Bamboo Forest August 4, 2022
Geoje Bamboo Forest Geoje Island is heaven for nature lovers. Apart from the beautiful hiking trails and scenic beaches, the island offers a family-friendly Bamboo Theme Park. Located in Hachung Myun, the bamboo grove stretches out to about 90,000 square meters, covered with lush greenery. There is a certain stillness to the bamboo grove making […]
The American Empress August 3, 2022
Korean History: The American Empress Words by Robert NeffPhotos from the Robert Neff Collection It was once a widespread belief that Korea was an ethnically homogeneous country but that belief has pretty much been dispelled, not so much from the large numbers of immigrants arriving each year in Korea but from the discovery of its […]
History: Korea’s Noble Cow July 26, 2022
Words by Robert Neff, Photos from the collection of Robert Neff One of the most valued animals in Joseon Korea was the Korean bull, which was used for transportation, food and leather. Westerners described these bulls as “noble” and “splendid beasts” that were not only “remarkably handsome” but very “tractable.”, thus the name of Korea’s noble […]
The Fortress in Jinju, South Gyeongsang July 25, 2022
Experience a piece of Korea’s war-fraught past with a visit to the Fortress in Jinju and a peek at the battles of the Imjin Invasions. It was late in the autumn of 1592; the gravely outnumbered defenders had run out of bullets, cannonballs, and arrows to fire at the battle-scarred enemy below. As humongous siege […]
History: When Tigers Roamed the Korean Mines July 20, 2022
Words by Robert Neff Life at the Western gold mines in northern Korea was dangerous both inside and out in the 19th and early 20th centuries. These Korean mines were generally located in sparsely populated mountainous regions and were the favored haunts of Korea’s big cats – Siberian tigers and leopards. Tiger and, to a […]