ON:STAGE K-pop Workshop
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BrisAsia Festival 2026 presents ON:STAGE K-pop Workshop. Step into the world of K-pop with the ON:STAGE K-pop Workshop Series. During the school holidays, children can experience an exclusive workshop led by powerhouse instructors from CODE 4K, LI7, and NOIR - three of Brisbane’s strongest K-pop community crews. Whether you’re training for performance, sharpening your technique, or simply dancing for fun, these workshops offer a fun, supportive, and inclusive environment for all ages and skill levels. Celebrate creativity, build confidence, and connect with Brisbane’s vibrant K-pop community. Three exclusive classes will be offered during the program: Class 1 - 1:00-2:00pm - CODE 4K ZENLYN Class 2 - 2:30-3:30pm - LI7 KRISTINA Class 3 - 4:00-5:00pm - NOIR NAI Come learn, groove, and make new friends as you experience the energy, storytelling, and excitement of K-pop dance. Spots are limited, so don’t miss out! Supported by Thomas Dixon Centre, B.A.E Dance Studio and XPACE Dance Studio.
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