PechaKucha Bermuda

PechaKucha Bermuda

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At a time when email, Facebook and Twitter seemingly reduce the need for face-to-face encounters, a PechaKucha Night forces us out of the house/office and into a social space for stimulation and interaction. It involves a variety of visual artists presenting their out-of-the-box creative ideas on any topic of their choice for everyone to enjoy, think about, laugh at and, maybe, be inspired by. PKN

12/03/2026

Every community tells a story — but whose voices shape the narrative?

This Friday, Pecha Kucha Bermuda returns with an evening of bold ideas and thought-provoking conversations.

Our next featured presenter is Stacey-Lee Williams, presenting “Dominant Narrative vs. Counter Narrative: Whose Story Gets Told.”

In this Bermuda-focused talk, Stacey-Lee explores how dominant narratives are formed and how alternative perspectives can reveal a more complete picture of our shared history.

Drawing on examples from Bermuda’s colonial past and present, she will examine how narratives shape the way we understand topics such as:

📚 Education
🌴 Tourism
⚖️ Race
🏛️ Class and social structures

Through images, storytelling, and reflection, the presentation invites us to consider a powerful question:

When we tell Bermuda’s story, whose voices are heard — and whose are missing?

Stacey-Lee Williams is a Bermudian educator and social justice advocate and serves as Executive Director of Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda (CURB). She holds degrees in Business Administration and Educational Psychology and is a certified Restorative Practitioner actively involved in initiatives focused on equity, restorative practices, and social change in Bermuda.

📍 Blue Water Anglers Club
📅 Friday, March 13
🚪 Doors open: 6:30 PM
🎬 Show starts: 7:00 PM
🎟️ FREE event

Join us for a dynamic night of storytelling, creativity, and big ideas — Pecha Kucha style.

Come early, grab a drink, and be part of the conversation.

12/03/2026

What if tarot isn’t about predicting the future… but understanding the present?

This Friday, Pecha Kucha Bermuda welcomes back a familiar face to the stage — Anil Chatergoon, presenting “Divination through the Lens of the Tarot.”

This will be Anil’s third time presenting at Pecha Kucha, and audiences know to expect a talk that is both thought-provoking and deeply engaging.

In this presentation, Anil explores how tarot cards function as a symbolic language, revealing connections between astrology, the elements, and human experience.

🔮 In this talk you’ll discover:
✨ How tarot symbolism connects with astrology and the natural elements
🧠 How archetypal imagery can support reflection and decision-making
📖 Why tarot can be a practical tool for personal insight and growth

Anil Chatergoon is an accountant fluent in both numbers and narrative, with passions that span photography, writing, and theatre. A playwright and director, he directed Twue Wuv and wrote The Last Hurrah, performed at Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society’s 24 Hours to Curtain.

His previous Pecha Kucha talks — Dreams, Divination, and the Future and Death and Grief: Journey or Destination? — invited audiences to reflect on life’s deeper questions.

This time, he returns to explore the mystery and meaning behind tarot, offering a fresh perspective on how symbols can illuminate everyday life.

📍 Blue Water Anglers Club
📅 Friday, March 13
🚪 Doors open: 6:30 PM
🎬 Show starts: 7:00 PM
🎟️ FREE event

Come curious. Leave with clarity.

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Address

The City Hall Arts Centre, 17 Church Street
Hamilton
HM 11