Join us on December 11th at Holocene for PechaKucha Night PDX :: Vol 28 :: Childhood Stories
“I really love being human. But some days I really wish I could be a fairy.” - Greta, Age 4
For Volume 28 we are going to travel back in time to revisit our childhoods – that special period that most everyone couldn’t wait to escape, only to consistently desire to have back.
From bell bottoms to slap bracelets, first loves to first fights, and make-believe opportunities to real-life possibilities, which moments imprinted on you? Which patterns of behavior shaped you into the adult you are today? How is your work greatly influencing or being influenced by the next generation?
We’ll learn the foundational stories of some of the area's most interesting thinkers and doers. First businesses, early talents, defining experiences, greatest influences, and revealing habits – they’re all fair game. The act of traveling back can help illuminate the way forward. Join us on the journey.
PechaKucha Night Portland :: Volume 28 :: Childhood Stories
December 11 2018 :: Holocene, 1001 SE Morrison
Doors at 6:30pm | Show at 7:30pm
Tickets: $5
Holocene is a 21+ Venue
SPEAKERS FOR THIS SHOW:
Ben Posin - Maker, Sticks and Stones
Tony Deis - Trackers Earth, Founder
Reilly Loveland - Green Schools Advocate, Enthusiast, and Energy Nerd
Joe Lambke - Architect & Urbanologist
Stephanie Ward - Creative Director, Station Four
Geoff Rogers - Writer, Sunshine State
Monica Solano-Molina - Consumer Insights, adidas
Greg King - Research Scientist, NWEA
Molly Elwood - Copywriter, Author, and Spirit Award Winner
What is PechaKucha Night? PechaKucha Night is an event series happening in 1,000+ cities around the world where creative people get together and share their ideas, works, thoughts and holiday snaps around a central theme in the PechaKucha 20x20 format. Each city’s event is locally produced, curated and directed by an all volunteer team.
About PechaKucha Night Portland: https://www.pechakucha.org/cities/portland-or
About PechaKucha Global: https://www.pechakucha.org