Nodutdol is proud to be a co-sponsor of this film screening with Korean Americans for Political Advancement (KAPA).

Come and watch this highly thought-provoking documentary about the present racial tension in the U.S.

What: Screening of 9500 Liberty and Post-Screening Talk with co-director Annabel Park
When: Friday, November 18, 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Where: The Brecht Forum, 451 West Street (btw Bank & Bethune Streets)
Co-Sponsors: KAPA, Nodutdol, Brecht Forum, Korean Community Services and YWCA Queens



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Nodutdol's Kimchee Bowl 7 is coming to you with 5 different types of Kimchee! What are the 5 different kimchee? Well, you would have to come and find out!

This is our 7th Annual Kimchee Bowl - fundraiser. Thank you everyone for your supports so far. We all know that the nonprofit organizations have been hit hard with budget cuts and economic hardship. Yes, Nodutdol is not an exception. However, we still have our wonderful members and supporters all around us and we would like to make this event a party where everyone can come and enjoy. Ah, and eat lots of kimchee for abundant antioxidants!

This year, we are going to present kimchee-related food: kimchee tacos, kimchee hotdogs, kimchee ramen and many others!

Also, there will be a kimchee making presentations - cucumber kimchee and chayote kimchee! Do you want to learn how to make these special kimchee? Come to Kimchee Bowl!




When:

Saturday, November 19th, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Where:

Project Reach, 39 Eldridge Street (Btwn Hester & Canal)
Take the F to E Broadway or D, B to Grand St.

How much?

$20 – includes food and 1 free drink!

RSVP now: nodutdol@nodutdol.org

For more info,
See our facebook page: here

Or contact:
nodutdol@nodutdol.org
718-335-0419

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