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Massive Earthquake in New Zealand
5 September 2010
It’s been a rough year in terms of devastating earthquakes, latest of which is the one that just hit New Zealand — you’ll find a good round-up of news here, including a large gal… -
Poster for PKN St. Louis Vol. 4
3 September 2010
PechaKucha Night is back in St. Louis later this month (September 23) for a fourth volume, and taking place at the Schlafly Tap Room. As organizer Jay David tells us, there are “16 presenter… -
Poster for PKN Montevideo Vol. 4
1 September 2010
Organizers of PechaKucha Night in Montevideo have announced that their edition, Vol. 4, is set to happen September 8 at the Raidsson Montevideo.
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8 Posters for PKN Christchurch Vol. 9
1 September 2010
The organizers of the upcoming PechaKucha Night in Christchurch Vol. 9 (September 16) were not satisfied with just one poster for the event, and instead went for eight. Designed by Stephen McCarth… -
PKN Tampa Needs More Wine
29 August 2010Overhead from PechaKucha Night in Tampa organizer Ken Cowart, following last Friday’s Vol. 6: When you hear the bartender shout, “We are going to need more red wine, a lot more…&…
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PKN Victoria in the News
29 August 2010
You may remember when we posted the video from Victoria’s recent PechaKucha Night Vol. 3 that the theme for the event was “Thought for Food,” and so it’s not so surprising …
