Irvine Korean Festival This Saturday

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • January 13, 2012
Dense in the head that I am, it still took me all of 3 seconds to realize how the City of Irvine came to host the Irvine Korean Cultural Festival tomorrow. Steven Choi, city councilman and a candidate for mayor, is also its founder. Why tomorrow?...
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