Trailer | KIMJANG FESTIVAL 2020 The second ever Kimjang Festival returns to London! This year, the event will take place online, with videos 1pm every Friday, Saturday and Sunday up until 13 December, starting on World Kimchi Day, 22 November! Watch the opening video to learn more about Kimjang, see Ambassador Enna Park making kimchi and talking about the Kimjang practice, learn about the schedule for the festival, and get a sneak preview of what's to come in the following weeks! The Kimjang Festival is now a part of the annual Kingston Korea Festival is organised by the Korean British Cultural Exchange (KBCE), a charity that runs educational activities and events to promote Korean culture in the UK. The Kimjang Festival began as part of the Kimjang Project 2019, Kimjang: Making and Sharing Kimchi. A project that was made possible due to funding by the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Kimjang Festival 2020 will take place online, with varioys segments of the festival programme streamed on our YouTube channel every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from the 22nd November until the 13th December. In the first week, we will preview this year’s festival programme which include the kimchi making videos, restaurant showcase, fusion recipes by WIKIM and the launch for the Kimjang Project kimchi recipe book and videos. The benefits of fermented foods like kimchi are well documented, but the cultural significance around the preparation of kimchi is less well-known outside of Korea. Like ‘stir up Sunday’, Koreans have Kimjang, where villagers gather in late autumn/early winter to make kimchi for the months ahead. At these communal get together recipes are passed down through families, typically from one generation to the next. Newcomers to the community might also introduce their own village recipes. This tradition is still commonly practiced in both North and South Korea, and sharing kimchi ensures that everyone in the community has food to sustain them through the winter. Kimjang was inscribed as a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage in 2013 (South Korea) and 2015 (North Korea). Kimjang Project Instagrm: https://www.instagram.com/kimjangproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimjangproject Website: https://www.kimjangproject.com/ Korean British Cultural Exchange Email: info@kbce.org.uk Instagrm: https://www.instagram.com/kbceuk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KBCE.Official/ Website: https://www.kbce.org.uk/

Episode 1. KIMJANG FESTIVAL 2020 The second ever Kimjang Festival returns to London! This year, the event will take place online, with videos 1pm every Friday, Saturday and Sunday up until 13 December, starting on World Kimchi Day, 22 November! Watch the opening video to learn more about Kimjang, see Ambassador Enna Park making kimchi and talking about the Kimjang experience, learn about the schedule for the festival, and get a sneak preview of what's to come in the following weeks! The Kimjang Festival is now a part of the annual Kingston Korea Festival is organised by the Korean British Cultural Exchange (KBCE), a charity that runs educational activities and events to promote Korean culture in the UK. The Kimjang Festival began as part of the Kimjang Project 2019, Kimjang: Making and Sharing Kimchi. A project that was made possible due to funding by the National Heritage Lottery Fund.  Kimjang Festival 2020 will take place online, with varioys segments of the festival programme streamed on our YouTube channel every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from the 22nd November until the 13th December. In the first week, we will preview this year’s festival programme which include the kimchi making videos, restaurant showcase, fusion recipes by WIKIM and the launch for the Kimjang Project kimchi recipe book and videos.  The benefits of fermented foods like kimchi are well documented, but the cultural significance around the preparation of kimchi is less well-known outside of Korea. Like ‘stir up Sunday’, Koreans have Kimjang, where villagers gather in late autumn/early winter to make kimchi for the months ahead. At these communal get together recipes are passed down through families, typically from one generation to the next. Newcomers to the community might also introduce their own village recipes. This tradition is still commonly practiced in both North and South Korea, and sharing kimchi ensures that everyone in the community has food to sustain them through the winter. Kimjang was inscribed as a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage in 2013 (South Korea) and 2015 (North Korea). Music: PpongJjak, Time after Time 6 / Music-itself presents Kimjang Project Email: kimjangproject@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimjangproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimjangproject Website: https://www.kimjangproject.com/ Korean British Cultural Exchange Email: info@kbce.org.uk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbceuk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KBCE.Official/ Website: https://www.kbce.org.uk/

EP2. STAY HOME, STAY HEALTHY: Making Kimchi at Home! This week, we will watch 10 participants make kimchi at home, in a three-part series. All the recipes are straight from our brand new kimchi recipe book that can be found on our website! This year, more than ever, it is important to stay healthy and take care of those around you. The benefits of fermented foods like kimchi are well documented, but the cultural significance around the preparation of kimchi is less well-known outside of Korea. Like ‘stir up Sunday’, Koreans have Kimjang, where villagers gather in late autumn/early winter to make kimchi for the months ahead. Communities gather to make sure there is enough kimchi for noone in the village to go hungry in the winter months ahead, and kimchi recipes are passed down from generation to generation. Thank you to all our amazing participants who made kimchi for the Kimjang Festival - well done to all of you! The Kimjang Festival is now a part of the annual Kingston Korea Festival is organised by the Korean British Cultural Exchange (KBCE), a charity that runs educational activities and events to promote Korean culture in the UK. The Kimjang Festival began as part of the Kimjang Project 2019, Kimjang: Making and Sharing Kimchi. A project that was made possible due to funding by the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Special Thanks to: Carmen Martin Blazej Balcerzak Councillor Sushila Abraham, Deputy Mayor of RKB Heashin Park Kimjang Project Email: kimjangproject@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimjangproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimjangproject Website: https://www.kimjangproject.com/ Korean British Cultural Exchange Email: info@kbce.org.uk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbceuk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KBCE.Official/ Website: https://www.kbce.org.uk/

EP3. STAY HOME, STAY HEALTHY: Making Kimchi at Home! This week, we will watch 10 participants make kimchi at home, in a three-part series. All the recipes are straight from our brand new kimchi recipe book that can be found on our website! This year, more than ever, it is important to stay healthy and take care of those around you. The benefits of fermented foods like kimchi are well documented, but the cultural significance around the preparation of kimchi is less well-known outside of Korea. Like ‘stir up Sunday’, Koreans have Kimjang, where villagers gather in late autumn/early winter to make kimchi for the months ahead. Communities gather to make sure there is enough kimchi for no one in the village to go hungry in the winter months ahead, and kimchi recipes are passed down from generation to generation. Thank you to all our amazing participants who made kimchi for the Kimjang Festival - well done to all of you! The Kimjang Festival is now a part of the annual Kingston Korea Festival is organised by the Korean British Cultural Exchange (KBCE), a charity that runs educational activities and events to promote Korean culture in the UK. The Kimjang Festival began as part of the Kimjang Project 2019, Kimjang: Making and Sharing Kimchi. A project that was made possible due to funding by the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Special Thanks to: Jonathan Barnett Tiur Passmore Marianna Szűcs  Kimjang Project Email: kimjangproject@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimjangproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimjangproject Website: https://www.kimjangproject.com/ Korean British Cultural Exchange Email: info@kbce.org.uk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbceuk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KBCE.Official/ Website: https://www.kbce.org.uk/

EP4. STAY HOME, STAY HEALTHY: Making Kimchi at Home! This week, we will watch 10 participants make kimchi at home, in a three-part series. All the recipes are straight from our brand new kimchi recipe book that can be found on our website! This year, more than ever, it is important to stay healthy and take care of those around you. The benefits of fermented foods like kimchi are well documented, but the cultural significance around the preparation of kimchi is less well-known outside of Korea. Like ‘stir up Sunday’, Koreans have Kimjang, where villagers gather in late autumn/early winter to make kimchi for the months ahead. Communities gather to make sure there is enough kimchi for no one in the village to go hungry in the winter months ahead, and kimchi recipes are passed down from generation to generation. Thank you to all our amazing participants who made kimchi for the Kimjang Festival - well done to all of you! The Kimjang Festival is now a part of the annual Kingston Korea Festival is organised by the Korean British Cultural Exchange (KBCE), a charity that runs educational activities and events to promote Korean culture in the UK. The Kimjang Festival began as part of the Kimjang Project 2019, Kimjang: Making and Sharing Kimchi. A project that was made possible due to funding by the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Special Thanks to: Ray Roberts Jim Passmore Sheetle Shah Huong On Kimjang Project Email: kimjangproject@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimjangproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimjangproject Website: https://www.kimjangproject.com/ Korean British Cultural Exchange Email: info@kbce.org.uk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbceuk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KBCE.Official/ Website: https://www.kbce.org.uk/

Week 3: Beyond Kimchi: Creative Korean dishes Welcome back to the Kimjang Festival! This week, we will be visiting Sollip, Vegan Yes and Jae@ Untitled Bar, Dalston, to learn about unique creative ways kimchi can be used in European cooking, and to taste delicious fusion recipes! Tune in for 7 unique and creative recipes from these amazing restaurants in London! The Kimjang Festival is now a part of the annual Kingston Korea Festival is organised by the Korean British Cultural Exchange (KBCE), a charity that runs educational activities and events to promote Korean culture in the UK. The Kimjang Festival began as part of the Kimjang Project 2019, Kimjang: Making and Sharing Kimchi. A project that was made possible due to funding by the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Special Thanks to Vegan Yes 64 Brick Ln, Spitalfields, London E1 6RF Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vegan_yes/?hl=en Kimjang Project Email: kimjangproject@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimjangproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimjangproject Website: https://www.kimjangproject.com/ Korean British Cultural Exchange Email: info@kbce.org.uk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbceuk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KBCE.Official/ Website: https://www.kbce.org.uk/

Week 3: Beyond Kimchi: Creative Korean dishes Welcome back to the Kimjang Festival! This week, we will be visiting Sollip, Vegan Yes and Jae@ Untitled Bar, Dalston, to learn about unique creative ways kimchi can be used in European cooking, and to taste delicious fusion recipes! Tune in for 7 unique and creative recipes from these amazing restaurants in London! The Kimjang Festival is now a part of the annual Kingston Korea Festival is organised by the Korean British Cultural Exchange (KBCE), a charity that runs educational activities and events to promote Korean culture in the UK. The Kimjang Festival began as part of the Kimjang Project 2019, Kimjang: Making and Sharing Kimchi. A project that was made possible due to funding by the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Special Thanks to SOLLIP Unit 1, 8 Melior St, Bermondsey, London SE1 3QP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sollip_restaurant/ Website: www.sollip.co.uk Kimjang Project Email: kimjangproject@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimjangproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimjangproject Website: https://www.kimjangproject.com/ Korean British Cultural Exchange Email: info@kbce.org.uk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbceuk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KBCE.Official/ Website: https://www.kbce.org.uk/

Week 3: Beyond Kimchi: Creative Korean dishes Welcome back to the Kimjang Festival! This week, we will be visiting Sollip, Vegan Yes and Jae@ Untitled Bar, Dalston, to learn about unique creative ways kimchi can be used in European cooking, and to taste delicious fusion recipes! Tune in for 7 unique and creative recipes from these amazing restaurants in London! The Kimjang Festival is now a part of the annual Kingston Korea Festival is organised by the Korean British Cultural Exchange (KBCE), a charity that runs educational activities and events to promote Korean culture in the UK. The Kimjang Festival began as part of the Kimjang Project 2019, Kimjang: Making and Sharing Kimchi. A project that was made possible due to funding by the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Special Thanks to JAE @Untitled Bar, Dalston 538 Kingsland Rd, Dalston, London E8 4AH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaerestaurant/?hl=en Website: https://jaerestaurant.co.uk/ Kimjang Project Email: kimjangproject@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimjangproject/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimjangproject Website: https://www.kimjangproject.com/ Korean British Cultural Exchange Email: info@kbce.org.uk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbceuk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KBCE.Official/ Website: https://www.kbce.org.uk/