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This is a promo for a PechaKucha Night in Calgary from last year (Vol. 7), and while we thought it was rather nice, we were then surprised to see that it seems to have been produced using a Google service. Nice way to get people to know what you’re talking about.
“Sorry, I went over my 6 minutes 40 seconds.”
Well, in this case, we can certainly make an exception. The title of this post probably ruins the surprise, but take a look at the presentation above — recorded at this past September’s PechaKucha Night in Calgary Vol. 9 — by Matthew Talbot-Turner (creator of Breathe Parkour magazine), and see what happens at the end.
That’s one lucky lady!
Please note that PKN Calgary Vol. 10 is taking place tonight (Wednesday, November 23) at the Central Library’s John Dutton Theatre — you’ll find the full list of presenters and more details on the official event page.
Calgary is holding its PechaKucha Night Vol. 6 tonight (November 24) at the John Dutton Theatre (in the Central Library), and it’s part of the Calgary Public Library’s “One Book, One Calgary” initiative. You’ll find the list of presenters on the official event page.
As PechaKucha Night in Calgary organizer Mike Scullen tells us, the recent Vol. 2 — with the theme “How We Live Together” — was a great event. Don’t believe him? The tweets certainly don’t lie. Here are also a few photos from the event, courtesy of Mike — there’s more to see in this Flickr photoset.
As we covered before, PechaKucha Night Vol. 1 launched to great success in Calgary earlier this week, and now here’s the photographic evidence — there’s more to see in this Flickr photoset.
The very first PechaKucha Night in the city of Calgary was held just last night (or a few hours ago, depending on where in the world you find yourself), but already we can get a very good idea of just what a great launch it was thanks to Twitter — see for yourself.
Pictured above, an old overpass in Calgary.