Announcing the 110th PechaKucha Night in Providence on Wednesday, June 27th! This month we've teamed up with Providence's PechaKucha storytelling group on the outdoor patio of Borealis Coffee Roasters. As always, PechaKucha Night is FREE and all are welcome. If you haven't heard of this global yet unpronounceable phenomenon, PechaKucha is a monthly format for sharing ideas in which presenters are allotted 20 slides and 20 seconds per slide. Simply put: it's 6 minutes and 40 seconds of show and tell for grown-ups. It began in Tokyo in 2003, has since spread to over 1048 cities worldwide, and first landed in Providence in March of 2009. To the best of our knowledge, Providence is the only chapter in the entire world that hosts a PechaKucha Night every month of the year.

Doors open at 7:20pm and presentations begin at 8:20pm. (Maybe a little later this time around depending on the sun set).
Schmoozing goes down throughout. We hope to have storytellers and audience members from service year programs like AmeriCoprs, Peace Corps, and Youthbuild in attendance to cheer on their fellow service alums and members. 

If you're interested in presenting, email us at [email protected].

Check out PechaKucha Providence's Facebook page for more details about their group, we hope to see you there!