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SOS Seasonal Pyeongtaek Guide: Fall

A Guide to September, October, November Holidays and activities.

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Gimjang with Sue in Review
Posted inA Year to Learn Korean Cooking Culture & Community November in South Korea

Gimjang with Sue in Review

South of Seoul's first Gimjang event was a huge success and it was our favorite event so far. Sue was absolutely amazing and the kimchi was fantastic. The Attendees Over…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT December 12, 2022
Gimjang Planning Logistics
Posted inA Year to Learn Korean Cooking Home Life & Maintenance Tips SOS Seasonal Pyeongtaek Guide: Fall

Gimjang Planning Logistics

You've been invited to a home Kimjang. Now what? Preparing for your first Kimjang can feel nerve-wracking. Let's talk about how to prepare and what to expect. Having a general…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT November 22, 2022
Traditional Kimjang with Sue 2022
Posted inCommunity Events December in South Korea SOS Seasonal Pyeongtaek Guide: Fall

Traditional Kimjang with Sue 2022

Would you like to participate in a traditional countryside, family-style Kimjang? (FYI, if you love cooking and Korean food the answer is, "YES!") Then, sign-up immediately for this 3-day traditional…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT November 17, 2022
Pumpkin Craft Beer in South Korea
Posted inBreweries, Pubs, & Craft Beer November in South Korea October in South Korea

Pumpkin Craft Beer in South Korea

Each year we get many requests for pumpkin beer options around the time the weather starts to chill. Here are a few beers to try in 2022. About Pumpkin Beer…
Posted by Michael Brown, MBA and Founder Osan Craft Beer Club October 26, 2022
Autumn Leaves at Asan Gingko Tree Road
Posted in52 Pickup Family Edition Korean Travel Itineraries: 52 Weeks of Fun November in South Korea

Autumn Leaves at Asan Gingko Tree Road

If you want to see the beauty of autumn in Korea, you must check out Asan Gingko Tree Road. It is easily one of Korea's most photogenic walking roads and…
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed October 14, 2022
Best Korean Craft Beer Spots for Fall
Posted inBreweries, Pubs, & Craft Beer Hiking in Korea November in South Korea

Best Korean Craft Beer Spots for Fall

Enjoy the fall locations for Korean craft beer. In this post, we share the best places for fall colors and cool brews. Autumn in South Korea Autumn is the best…
Posted by Michael Brown, MBA and Founder Osan Craft Beer Club September 13, 2022
Typhoon Preparedness in Korea
Posted inAugust in South Korea Education ESL/EFL Educators Welcome Packet

Typhoon Preparedness in Korea

Worried about the typhoons that come through South Korea? Learn more about Typhoon preparedness in Korea and how international residents might want to prepare. Listen to the BlogCast Don’t want…
Posted by South of Seoul September 5, 2022
Best Autumn Cafes in South Korea
Posted inCafes and Bakeries November in South Korea October in South Korea

Best Autumn Cafes in South Korea

Looking for the best autumn cafes in South Korea? Well, you came to the right place. As an Admin for the Cafes in Korea Facebook, I've visited cafes across the…
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed August 22, 2022
How to Appreciate Korean Seasons
Posted inA Year In South Korea ESL/EFL Educators Welcome Packet International Student Welcome Packet

How to Appreciate Korean Seasons

Wondering what to expect during Korea's four seasons? Let's take a look at what a year looks like living in Korea. Discover tips for how to appreciate Korean seasons for…
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed June 8, 2022
Fall Apple Picking in South Korea is the Perfect Day Out
Posted in52 Pickup Family Edition Dating & Relationships Fun & Entertainment

Fall Apple Picking in South Korea is the Perfect Day Out

Who wants to go fall apple picking in South Korea? We highly recommend it. This is what our trip looked like. We look forward to maybe going again. Where we…
Posted by Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW November 2, 2021

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Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW

Chad Card holds a Master’s of Arts in Second Language teaching and a Master’s in Near and Middle Eastern Studies.  He works for the Department of Defense (DODEA) as an ELA educator. Mr. Card travels extensively in South Korea and internationally. His passion includes studying languages, culture, and diversity.

Brian Rich holds a Master’s in Clinic Social work and a Bachelor’s in English Teaching. Mr. Rich is an experienced social work clinician who transitioned into education and works for the DODEA.

Together, Brian and Chad work as Cultural Liaisons and Content Creators developing travel itineraries focused on arts and culture across South Korea. Their love of learning, culture, and life is evident in all of their work.

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