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Halloween is behind us, but that doesn't mean the fun is gone until Thanksgiving. From Guy Fawkes Day events to the Jazz & Art Festival to the Season Finale of the Avatar Games, there is much to see and do. And of course our weekly events from live music & DJ events at clubs, to talk shows, and more.
This week in Second Life, it's a spook-tacular time across the Grid with the approach of Halloween. The various clubs, in addition to their live music events, bring out themes with dark and spooky costumes. Plus there are Halloween-themed hunts such as the Loup Garou Benefit Hunt, scary events like the Phantasmagoria, and a tribute to Orson Wells' radio scare "War of the Worlds."
It's a week full of events in Second Life. There are the music events at clubs, from the romance of the Queen of Hearts to the stellar environment of Club Zero Gravity. There are also other events, such as book and poetry readings, and talk shows. And with Halloween coming up, the clubs are coming up with themes appropriate to the holiday. Plus, there are special events across the Grid, such as the "Hallow 'Deen Festival" and "Phantasmagoria."
This week offers a variety of events across the Grid. Burn2 is gone, but residents can still drop by to see what's left of the displays until Thursday. Plus there are the usual club events, though the Halloween-themed events are starting to appear more often, as well as Harvest festivals like the one at Steelhead. And there are the live music events, including a new live singer at Mystery.
This week offers a variety of events on the grid. One can find a variety of live music and DJ shows at clubs, as well as talk shows. Plus this week, the annual Burn2 festival.
This week, there's a number of events across the Grid, from the music events in clubs, live & DJs, to game shows, to talk shows, and more. There are also special events, such as Oktoberfest, and for Burning Man fans the wait is finally over, Burn2 begins this Saturday!
This week, there's a variety of events across the Grid, from the regularly scheduled DJ and live music events, to the talk and game shows and book readings. Raglan Shire holds it's Medieval Festival, Book Island holds it's "Literary Explosion" with "12 acclaimed SL writers, and Pooky Amsterdam's "The 1st Question" begins it's new season.
This week offers a variety of events across the grid. There are a number of dance parties and live music events, plus talk shows, science classes, discussions, and more. This week also offers the "Mother Dragon" hunt in Bare Rose, a surfing discussion, and the Raglan Shire region holds its Medieval Festival.
August fades into September, and for those in college it's back to school. But there are plenty of events around from club parties to live music, to game shows, and more. This Sunday is special as it is the tenth aniversary of the 9-11 attack.
August changes to September this month, and with it, some last chances for summer fun. From DJ music parties at clubs to talk shows to races, one can find a variety of events in Second Life, some of which we've listed.
August is coming to a close, but the events in Second Life never end. From the various music clubs and their parties (probably more than a few beach parties with this being late summer), to talk shows, to book and poetry readings, and more. Also, this upcoming weekend is the Zindra Expo.
It's quite a week this mid-August in Second Life. There's plenty of dance and music parties across clubs of all kinds. Plus there are the talk shows. And this weekend a couple special events, the Zindra Expo and the Spot 3D conference.
Sponsored by the Linden Endowment for the Arts, but certainly not under Linden direction, the "Avatar Games" take place every Monday with residents dashing down a surreal obstacle course. Join us as we look at this new weekly event conducted as only the residents of Second Life can.
This week in Second Life offers a variety of things to do this month. From clubs with various themes from romance to pop music to space age, to gaming events, to fishing contests, to talk shows, and more.
