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Korean American early life Performing Artists get able to take the stage for a Fan Dance on Sunday. They had been on the seventh annual Korean Cultural festival in Irvine, which commemorates Korean immigration to the united states given that Jan. 13, 1903. MINDY SCHAUER, personnel PHOTOGRAPHER

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Korean American youth Performing Artists put on modern and conventional dances during the 7th annual Irvine Korean Cultural festival on Sunday. MINDY SCHAUER, group of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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Korean American youth Performing Artists are surrounder by way of color as they do a Fan Dance all over the seventh annual Korean Cultural festival in Irvine. MINDY SCHAUER, body of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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Charles Xu gives a perfect seat for his daughter Yao Yao Xu, as they watch dancers throughout the Irvine Korean Cultural festival. MINDY SCHAUER, group of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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Charlie Choi waits to perform a Korean Line Dance with others at the Korean Cultural pageant in Irvine. MINDY SCHAUER, team of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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The Christian early life Symphony from Bethel Korean Church, fills the air with Hungarian dance tune all through the Irvine Korean Cultural festival. MINDY SCHAUER, team of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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The IVC Evergreen Choir provides vocal entertainment during the Irvine Korean Cultural competition. They also performed the Korean national Anthem. MINDY SCHAUER, body of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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young and old spend time collectively on Saturday for food, dance and leisure at the seventh annual Irvine Korean Cultural competition. MINDY SCHAUER, staff PHOTOGRAPHER

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Justin Min Hyung Lee performs sangmo, a traditional hat dance that turned into combined with modern to appeal to each ancient and younger at the Korean Cultural pageant in Irvine. MINDY SCHAUER, group of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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Nancy Oh, relaxes with Candie her 8-month-ancient teacup poodle throughout the Irvine Korean Cultural competition. MINDY SCHAUER, body of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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Korean American early life Performing Artists mix colourful fans and garb with swish dance throughout the Korean Cultural festival at Irvine metropolis hall on Sunday. MINDY SCHAUER, body of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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Dancers with Korean American adolescence Performing Artists function a fan dance all through the seventh annual Korean Cultural festival in Irvine. MINDY SCHAUER, team of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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Korean American formative years Performing Artists dancers in vibrant costumes entertain the gang all over the Irvine Korean Cultural festival. MINDY SCHAUER, staff PHOTOGRAPHER

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Aiden Huh, 2, opens wide as his mom, Susan Huh, feeds him fish cake at the Irvine Korean Cultural pageant. Attendees could pattern usual Korean food and watched usual performances at the adventure. MINDY SCHAUER, group of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

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lots prove for the seventh annual Irvine Korean Cultural pageant, which featured performances, meals and track. MINDY SCHAUER, workforce PHOTOGRAPHER

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Dancer Chaereen Lee gets makeup utilized via her trainer before taking the stage on the seventh annual Irvine Korean Cultural pageant in Irvine on Sunday. MINDY SCHAUER, staff PHOTOGRAPHER

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Korean American early life Performing Artists get ready to take the stage for a Fan Dance on Sunday. They have been on the seventh annual Korean Cultural festival in Irvine, which commemorates Korean immigration to the USA due to the fact that Jan. 13, 1903. MINDY SCHAUER, body of workers PHOTOGRAPHER

IRVINE – traditional performances and meals have been featured at the seventh annual Irvine Korean Cultural festival.

The event, which began in 2010, is a day-lengthy get together of Korean lifestyle. The party become held on the Irvine Civic middle.

enjoyment included singing, dancing and martial arts demonstrations.

Raffle prizes included roundtrip tickets to Seoul, the capital of South Korea.

Contact the writer: sdecrescenzo@ocregister.com