Charleston began in 2008, just as our current cultural renaissance was getting underway. The slate of quick-hit, 20-slide presentations enlightened audience members to the amazing work being done around them. Last year, PK’s management shifted to the Charleston Music Hall, who will continue the tradition four times each year. “Charleston needs to collaborate now more than ever, as our city rapidly changes around us,” says Charles Carmody, director of the Music Hall, lauding PK as an opportunity to “share ideas, inspirations, and stories to encourage each other to continue collaborating.” Pecha Kucha 28 is set for January 9.
