Kimchi Workshop - May 18, 2024
Hello everyone!
Ready to buy a ticket for learning how to make Kimchi with Julia on May 18th, 2024!
You can buy it on the website.
There are ONLY 40 spots available!
[Image Descriptions:
Flyer #1:
In black font with a beige and tan background:
“Kimchi Workshop
Julia Hong
I’m Julia Hong, a Korean American
Deaf woman in the Bay Area. Cooking
and baking are my passions, rooted in
my upbringing with traditional Korean
cuisine. I’ve honed my skills through
family traditions and even took rice
cake art lessons in South Korea. Now,
as a mother, I’m dedicated to passing
on my cultural heritage through
food, hoping to inspire others to
explore Korea’s diverse cuisine.
The BAADA logo is in the top right corner in black and red.
In the bottom right corner is Julia Hong. She has shoulder-length dark hair with pink sunglasses on top of her head. She is wearing a shirt with horizontal white and black stripes. She is holding a latte.
Flyer #2:
In black font with a beige and tan background:
“Kimchi Workshop
Kimchi lesson class
Saturday, May 18, 2024
Fremont Oak Garden
2681 Driscoll Rd, Fremont, CA 94539
1 PM to 5 PM
Member $50
Non-Member $65
Senior +65/College Student $35
New Member + Ticket $60
Please email us with your ID (senior +65/College student) to RSVP by May 10, 2024
Only 40 spots available
Email: president@baadaca.com
The BAADA logo is in the top right corner in black and red.
The center right of the image is a scannable QR code.
Flyer #3:
In black font with a beige and tan background:
“Kimchi Workshop
Lecture on the history of Kimchi
Learn how to make Kimchi
Julia will bring food to eat with the kimchi
Due to limited seating, we request that you do not bring your kids.
We will provide a jar for you to bring your kimchi home.
Parking available
The BAADA logo is in the top right corner in black and red.
In the bottom right corner shows a scalloped plate of kimchi.
[Video description:
Jeongin: Jeongin has long and black hair. She is wearing glasses and a black BAADA T-shirt with a red logo. Behind her is a white wall.
[Video transcript:
Hello, my name is Jeongin Weber, a board member of the Bay Area Asian Deaf Association.
I am here to give more information about the airtight containers or jars for the kimchi workshop. The airtight container and jars should look like this (show jar and container).
This airtight container is size 1.7L and can fit half of a cabbage. If you struggle with size, don’t worry. If you have any containers from your home, it is okay to bring your own container.
This jar size is 64oz and can fit half of a cabbage.
We recommend that you buy a 1.7L airtight container OR a half-gallon(64oz) jar.
If you want to buy one, you can go to an Asian store, some have airtight containers or jars, or you can order them from the link:
Thank you for watching and see you there!
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