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8th Korean Chuseok Festival - September 26, 2026

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A beige-colored flyer promoting the 8th Korean Chuseok Festival. At the top left is an illustration of a tree branch with teal leaves, small flowers, and bright orange persimmons. The title, “8TH KOREAN CHUSEOK FESTIVAL,” appears in large black lettering.



The flyer provides the event details:

* Saturday, September 26, 2026

* 11 AM – 4 PM

* Presidio Main Parade Lawn

* 105 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94129



A red banner states “Free Admissions.” Below it, the flyer lists activities including selling arts/items, Q&A about BAADA, and games.



A photograph of the Presidio lawn is shown near the center-right. The bottom features four cute illustrated characters wearing traditional Korean clothing, along with the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA) logo and a community icon. The contact email events@baadaca.com appears at the bottom.


Join us for the 8th Korean Chuseok Festival!


Come celebrate Korean culture, tradition, and community with BAADA. Enjoy a fun afternoon with arts and items for sale, games, and a Q&A about BAADA.


Saturday, September 26, 2026

11 AM – 4 PM

Presidio Main Parade Lawn

105 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94129


Free Admission


Come connect with the community and celebrate Chuseok together!


For more information: events@baadaca.com


[Image Description:

A beige-colored flyer promoting the 8th Korean Chuseok Festival. At the top left is an illustration of a tree branch with teal leaves, small flowers, and bright orange persimmons. The title, “8TH KOREAN CHUSEOK FESTIVAL,” appears in large black lettering.


The flyer provides the event details:

* Saturday, September 26, 2026

* 11 AM – 4 PM

* Presidio Main Parade Lawn

* 105 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94129


A red banner states “Free Admissions.” Below it, the flyer lists activities including selling arts/items, Q&A about BAADA, and games.


A photograph of the Presidio lawn is shown near the center-right. The bottom features four cute illustrated characters wearing traditional Korean clothing, along with the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association (BAADA) logo and a community icon. The contact email events@baadaca.com appears at the bottom.

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