PechaKucha Night PVD #182 -Folklore

This Month’s Theme: Folklore

The nights are darker, and that means there’s no better time to get cozy and share stories. Join us a week early (thanks, Thanksgiving) as our presenters explore Folklore—from grand childhood adventures to reimagined fairytales and the magic of play. Together, we’ll reflect on the myths we share—and the ones we carry within.

LIMITED CAPACITY – Make sure to RSVP, we can only take the first 100 of you! Remember, we sold this one out last time we were here.

Parking: There is a parking lot next to the dye house for ~45 cars. There is additional parking along Dike Street. Public transportation and carpooling are encouraged!

Seating: We can seat 100 in the dye house, so we will have a hard cap for this one. RSVPs are highly encouraged to guarantee entry.

Bevs and Bites: HiBarLoBar will be on site with the beverages, and you can visit Wes’ Rib House next-door before or after for some story-worthy BBQ.

Doors open at 7:20pm and presentations kick off at 8:20pm.

PechaKucha Providence is built and sustained by our community.

Thank you to our venues, vendors, and volunteers make this magic happen each month. Thank you to the Providence Tourism Council for supporting us in spreading the word about what we do.

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 1,200 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.