Pecha Kucha Night Lisbon Vol.31 x Special Edition Trienal de Lisboa | TAKOVER BY PKN BUDAPEST

• sustainable tourism • community-led development •  participatory methods •  citizens involvement •  culture and identity •  education •  knowledge transfer •  cooperation •  cultural ecosystem •  
How can we, as tourists, contribute to the local ecosystem? What can strangers give to the local community? How can we become a part and experience a place and its community coming from the outside?
These questions frame the upcoming three-day Takeover by KÉK — Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre, stemming from the legacy rule left by Forecast on the previous takeover: knock on 10 unknown doors. 
On Friday evening we will hold the first Pecha Kucha Night Lisbon x Budapest, where the Budapest Pecha Kucha team will take over of the Lisbon Pecha Kucha Night and organize the fast paced presentation night! You can get to know special projects from Lisbon and Budapest, that deal with the question of tourism in innovative and creative ways. 
Location: Palácio Sinel De Cordes
Time: 2023.11.24. 19:00
Stay tuned for the full list of speakers but here is already a little sneak peek with the hungarian presenters:  
• Budapest100 (HU) - Barbara SZÍJ, Bíborka GRÓCZ / https://budapest100.hu/en/ / cultural event based on participatory methods as an example of sustainable tourism for masses 
• ECoC project TÁJTÉKA (HU) - Barbara BOZSIK / https://tajteka.hu/en / European Capital of Culture project Veszprém-Balaton 2023
• Urban Walks Budapest (HU) - János KLANICZAY / http://varosisetak.kek.org.hu/english/ / sustainable ways of discovering the city / proximity tourism 
• Urban Community Gardens (HU) - Monika KERTÉSZ / http://kozossegikertek.hu/en/angol-oldal-1/ 
• DANUrB project - Bálint KÁDÁR /  
We reserve the right to change the programme.
The event will be filmed and photographed. 
About Pecha Kucha:
Pecha Kucha is an open forum where young designers, creators and artists can meet and introduce themselves to each other and to the public. The idea originated in Tokyo and has now spread to more than a thousand cities, from Rovaniemi in Finland to Kansas City in the US. And the rule is the same anywhere in the world: each performer can project 20 images for 20 seconds each - so the buzz and the atmosphere is guaranteed!
Since 2006, Pecha Kucha evenings in Hungary have been organised by the Contemporary Architecture Centre (KÉK), which aims to create open forums for collective thinking and debate on the city, thus making contemporary issues of architecture and urban development accessible to the general public.