Showing posts with label Frannydj. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frannydj. Show all posts

Friday, April 7, 2023

FrannyDJ's Memorial Parade

 
Longtime readers may remember FrannyDJ as being the creative spirit behind some script-run parades in Second Life, from Mardi Gras to Thanksgiving themed. Sadly, she has passed away. In February, she died of Covid. Gemma Cleansalte, who wrote the most about her over the years, attened a parade in her honor.

Read Gemma's story in Events.
 

Wednesday, February 10, 2021

Mardi Gras at Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez


Besides Valentine's Day, another holiday is just around the corner: Mardi Gras. For those who can't wait until Fat Tuesday, Gemma Cleanslate found out about one place one can have a little Carnival fun, at Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez in Colussus, by FrannyDJ. Here one can watch the parade of floats go by, or hop on one and join in. You can also pick up a few freebies at the store, and take a ride in an amusement park.

Read Gemma's article in Places.

Monday, February 17, 2020

FrannyDJ's Mardi Gras Parade


Valentines Day is over, but there's another holiday coming soon: Mardi Gras. For those who can't make it to New Orleans in real life, there's a Fat Tuesday parade here in Second Life. For the sixth year in a row, FrannyDJ is running her floats down the street high above the Angels of Desire sim. Gemma Cleanslate dropped by and was able to more than just watch, but become part of the event.

Read the story in Events.

Friday, February 15, 2019

Frannydj's Mardi Gras Parade


Even though we just had Valentines Day, people in Second Life don't seem to rest for long before they're ready for another party. And already people are getting ready for the next holiday: Mardi Gras. While Fat Tuesday isn't until March 5th, you can enjoy Frannydj's Mardi Gras Parade. Gemma Cleanslate dropped by the place high above the Wicked Mountains sim, and saw a parade boasting over a hundred floats. And if you need a break from the action on the street, you can look around in the French Market for king cake, beads, and other goodies.

Read Gemma's article in Places.