PechaKucha Night, the Japanese art of concise presentations, returns to Miami January 30 with 11 local storytellers sharing their take on the theme of LIGHT at The Light Box at Goldman Warehouse in Wynwood. PechaKucha (Japanese for “chit chat”) is the world’s fastest-growing storytelling platform used by millions in more than 1,300 cities since its start in Tokyo in 2003.
After a three-year absence, PechaKucha MIAMI is back with more amazing locals sharing visually compelling stories in less than 7 minutes. Speakers using PechaKucha’s 20x20 presentation format use 20 slides auto-advancing every 20 seconds to guide their way. On January 30, 11 presenters--ages 12 to 81--will interpret how LIGHT shapes their world. Deborah Magdalena, director and founder, of Spoken Soul Festival will emcee the evening. Presenters include students from The Seed School of Miami.
Teens and young adults ages 13-22 can buy tickets for $5 using the Get Tickets button below. With the purchase of one $5 ticket for someone within the age range, a second $5 ticket can be purchased for an individual of any age to join them.
