Korea, Away Private Screening at nonfromseoul

Not every good night out in Los Angeles is a concert or a gallery opening. On Saturday, November 7, nonfromseoul is opening its doors at ROW DTLA for the first-ever private screening of Korea, Away, a docu-series about how the Korean diaspora uses the Korean national soccer team to understand itself. If you are sorting through upcoming events in Los Angeles that feel a little more personal, this one is worth a look.

When: Saturday, November 7, 2026 (start time to be confirmed) Where: nonfromseoul, ROW DTLA, Downtown Los Angeles Tickets: Ticketed, limited capacity, through the ROW DTLA event page

What to expect

The series follows fans, many of them Korean Americans and others far from Korea, who find a sense of belonging in supporting the national team from abroad. The screening is not a stadium watch party and not a match. It is a film night built around identity, family and community.

Each screening runs about an hour, and the organizers leave time before and after for people to talk with fellow supporters. Light snacks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and exclusive merch will be on offer. The event flyer credits Nasung for the drinks.

Capacity is limited, so the venue asks guests to buy a ticket in advance. All proceeds go directly back into making the series, which means a ticket is also a small way of backing an independent project.

Timing

The ROW DTLA listing shows the event running into the evening, while the flyer gives a slightly different start hour, so check the ticket page for the final schedule before you head out. Plan to arrive a bit early if you want time to mingle.

Getting there

nonfromseoul sits at ROW DTLA, the former warehouse complex on South Alameda Street in the Arts District area of Downtown Los Angeles. ROW DTLA lists its own parking lot and directions on the event page, and the center is open daily, which makes it an easy stop if you want dinner nearby first.

For anyone searching for LA events this weekend, this is a quieter, community-minded pick: a first-of-its-kind screening, a small room and a crowd that already cares about the story. Browse more arts and culture picks on the arts and culture page, or see what else is going on in Downtown LA.