Pecha Kucha hits Melbourne for Vol.07 tonight. Presentations start at 8pm or go early and grab a drink at the bar. The Blue Diamond Level 15, 123 Queen Street Melbourne 3000 $10 entry fee – melbourne@pecha-kucha.com.au Elida De Felice + Kylie Fitt https://www.pecha-kucha.org
July 17th, 2008
Pecha Kucha hits Melbourne for Vol.07 tonight.
Presentations start at 8pm or go early and grab a drink at the bar.
The Blue Diamond
Level 15, 123 Queen Street Melbourne 3000
$10 entry fee –
melbourne@pecha-kucha.com.au
Elida De Felice + Kylie Fitt
https://www.pecha-kucha.org
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