American Hagwon: A Conversation with Min Jin Lee

Name: American Hagwon: A Conversation with Min Jin Lee
Start: 2026-12-12T19:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-12-12T22:00:00-05:00
Location: Colden Auditorium at Kupferberg Center for the Arts

at Colden Auditorium at Kupferberg Center for the Arts, New York

Hear from author Min Jin Lee as she discusses her work in a conversation at Colden Auditorium at Kupferberg Center for the Arts in New York. The event takes place on Saturday 12 December 2026 at 19:00. Lee is known for her novels exploring Korean and Korean American experiences, and this lecture-seminar offers a chance to engage with her perspectives on writing and storytelling. Join fellow readers and literature enthusiasts for an evening of discussion.

Date: Sat 12 Dec · 19:00
Promoter: PROMOTED BY VENUE

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American Hagwon: A Conversation with Min Jin Lee is a Lecture/Seminar event at Colden Auditorium at Kupferberg Center for the Arts, 8.8 mi from the center of New York. It is a good pick for something a bit different. If you want to make a night of it, 205 other events are on in New York the same day.

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Join internationally acclaimed author Min Jin Lee for a special evening celebrating the release of her highly anticipated new novel, American Hagwon. From the bestselling author of Pachinko comes a sweeping family saga spanning Seoul, Sydney, and California's Orange County, exploring ambition, identity, education, and the Korean diaspora experience.

In this live conversation, Lee will discuss the inspiration behind the novel, her writing process, and the themes at the heart of her work. A book signing will follow the program.

About Colden Auditorium at Kupferberg Center for the Arts

Colden Auditorium at Kupferberg Center for the Arts is a 2,085-seat concert hall on the Queens College campus in Flushing, Queens. Built in 1961 and designed by the architectural firm Fellheimer & Wagner, the auditorium bears the name of Charles S. Colden, the founder of Queens College. The venue hosts a variety of performances and cultural events throughout the year.

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“ALL SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES. Book pick-up and shipping through Kew & Willow Books will begin on 9/29/26, the official publication date of American Hagwon. The first 400 book orders will receive a copy signed by Min Jin Lee. Tickets: $15 +fees Event Ticket Only $45 +fees Event Ticket and Copy of American Hagwon, for Pick Up at Kew & Willow Books $51 +fees Event Ticket and Copy of American Hagwon, Shipped by Kew & Willow Books (U.S. Shipping Included).”
“Kupferberg Center is observing all current COVID-19 health and safety guidelines as per CUNY & Queens College policy. Guests are not required to present proof of vaccination, negative tests, or to wear masks. We strongly encourage all guests to wear masks during their Visit to KCA. Additional information can be found at kupferbergcenter.org. All sales final. No refunds or exchanges. No re-entry. All exits final. Latecomers will be seated at discretion of the management. Tickets are required for patrons of all ages. The use of cameras and other recording devices…”
“Parking is available in Lot #15N & 15S, located right in front of Colden Auditorium. Lot #15 opens 1 hour prior to the show. Plan to arrive early as space is limited. Parking is also available on the Queens College campus and along Reeves Avenue.”
“All children need a ticket to enter. As per current guidelines, vaccination proof and masks are no longer required. We strongly suggest that all guests wear a mask during their visit to KCA.”