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Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project

KSCPP is a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing Korean culture and history since 2005.

Its headquarters are in Seoul, Korea, with branches in New York, Los Angeles (USA), Kaufering (Germany) and London (UK).

10/21/2026

On October 21, we hosted a virtual Korean cooking program with Brewster Ladies’ Library in Massachusetts.

Participants learned about Korean foods, including kimchi and traditional fermented foods such as doenjang (soybean paste), ganjang (soy sauce), and gochujang (red chili paste). They were interested in the health benefits of fermentation and the role these foods play in Korean food culture.

We also watched a short film about Bangjja, traditional Korean handcrafted bronze tableware, and learned about this unique part of Korea’s cultural heritage.

Even through Zoom, it was a wonderful opportunity to share Korean food, history, and culture with the community.

Would your library or organization like to host a virtual Korean cooking program? Send us a DM to learn more!

Our virtual cooking programs are offered free of charge to venues across the United States.

09/28/2026

Join us in the auditorium to enjoy this live virtual cooking demonstration from the Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project. The program will feature the making of traditional dishes and include a short film on Bangjja (traditional Korean bronze ware). Enjoy snacks popular in Korea while we watch the presentation. Recipes, shopping lists, and complimentary books provided. Offered in partnership with the Brewster Council on Aging. Register here: https://brewsterladieslibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/virtual-cooking-korean-food-a-taste-of-korea/

The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project (KSCPP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness of Korean history and culture. Since 2005, KSCPP has delivered more than 2,100 presentations in the United States and over 14,300 internationally. Through complimentary books, documentary films, and hands-on cultural programs, KSCPP provides educators with meaningful tools to enrich the learning of Korean culture.

09/26/2026

Each month we will create a unique craft at Logan Branch’s Keep it Crafty program. This month we will learn about Korean Traditional Knots from the Korean Spirit & Culture Promotion Project. Participants will create a keyring using traditional knots. Please register as supplies are limited!
🗓️ When: Monday, September 28, 6:30PM
📍 Where: Logan Branch Library

09/22/2026

Lotus Lantern Program at Syosset Library!

Last Saturday, we had a wonderful Lotus Lantern class at Syosset Library in New York.
What made this visit extra special? We returned to the library 13 years later! Wow! ✨

It was wonderful to see so many patrons join us. Everyone enjoyed making their lotus lanterns and learning more about Korea through our special film presentation.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the program so memorable!

Would you like to bring this program to your library or community?
Send us a DM! 📩

09/15/2026

Learn how to make a traditional Korean Lotus Lantern Fee $3.00. For more information, and to register, go to https://ow.ly/iKXh50ZNxq3

09/13/2026

09/07/2026

Registration is now open for this all ages craft! Find all the details on our events page. Be sure to select the program listing for your age group when registering!

08/02/2026

Address

158-16 46th Avenue
New York, NY
11358

Website

http://www.kscpp.net/

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