Pecha Kucha (pronounced: peh-CHAKH-cha), Japanese for “chit-chat,” is an innovative social event where guests are invited to speak to the audience on a variety of topics. The catch? Each speech must only consist of 20 presentation slides with only 20 seconds spent on each slide. That’s a total of 6 minutes and 40 seconds. 

“These short speeches are like snack-sized bites of information,” reveals Angie Ullmann, one of the event organizers. “They’re just a small glimpse that explains the ‘why’; Why an experience or idea matters, why it’s worth considering, why it’s significant. This shorter format changes the whole dynamic of the gathering. People are relaxing, it’s outside, and there’s food and drinks. Instead of a lecture or formal presentation, it’s more of an informal performance.”

Pecha Kucha St. Augustine will present Volume 20: "Turn The Page" on The Backyard Stage. 

ABOUT ST. AUGUSTINE PECHA KUCHA CHAPTER: The St. Augustine Pecha Kucha (STA PK) aims to inspire, bring awareness, and support the community in an intellectually positive and nourishing way. Created in 2013, STA PK meets regularly throughout the year at various locations in St. Augustine. Events feature informative presentations, food, and beverages, and are open to the public.