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December 4, 2025

SERENDIPITY ARTS FESTIVAL 2025

Eat the After

Workshop By Brown Koji Boy (Prachet Sancheti)
Photo Courtesy Of SAF.

A tasting-led workshop that uses fermentation to explore what remains after change. Participants sample experimental ferments that reflect decay, transformation, and the afterlife of flavour.

Facilitator bio:
Prachet Sancheti, founder of Brown Koji Boy, is a fermentation innovator whose experimental work with koji and microbial cultures reimagines flavour and transformation.

The Old GMC Complex
The Food Lab
 
19th December
01:00 PM – 02:30 PM
 
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