PechaKucha Night Burlington Vol. 37

PechaKucha Night Burlington (or “PKN Burlington”) is a visual storytelling event that celebrates the creative power and diversity of our community here in Burlington, across Vermont, and beyond. Recorded on June 13, 2024 at the Flynn Space in Burlington, VT.
Since our inception in 2010, we’ve hosted 36 (and counting!) PechaKucha Nights, featuring over 270+ unique presentations.
Seth Neary • Inspired
Jordan Douglas • Artistic Inheritance, Father and Son
Brian Collier • Unlawning America
Lauren J. Zito • My Best Camera was my Worst
John Killacky • Scenes from the AIDS War
David K. Griffin • My Life in the Swamp
Julia Devine • Going to the Moon in a Black Box Theatre
Genevieve Jacobs • Sailing a teacup across the South Pacific
Mariella Torres • Grandfathers & their eldest Granddaughter
Benjamin Aleshire • Poet for Hire
PECHAKUCHA NIGHT Burlington is sponsored by Mascoma Bank and supported by Solidarity of Unbridled Labour and the Media Factory. Presented quarterly in downtown Burlington.
pknburlington.com
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PechaKucha Night (PKN) is a worldwide phenomenon that began in 2003 in Tokyo. It offers the opportunity for a broad range of participants to present their projects, ideas, and passions at a fun, informal, and fast-paced gathering. Drawing its name from the Japanese word for the sound of "chit chat," PKN uses a quick and concise 20 x 20 presentation format that allows presenters to show 20 images, each for 20 seconds. Presenters describe their project as the images forward automatically.
Devised and shared by Klein Dytham Architecture.