Events – SLRandom ArtCrew

Second Life Birthday: What SLB Is and Why It Still Matters

Black and white charcoal drawing of a Second Life Birthday celebration with avatars gathered around a giant birthday cake, fireworks, event signs, live music, Shop & Hop, and community exhibits.

Every June, Second Life throws itself a birthday party. Here’s what SLB is, where it came from, and what SL23B looks like in 2026.

From Stonewall to Second Life: The History of Pride Month and the Virtual Legacy of Second Pride

Charcoal-style poster showing Pride history moving from Stonewall and early protest marches to London Pride and a Second Life virtual Pride celebration, with small rainbow accents.

Pride Month did not arrive polished and corporate. It arrived at the end of a truncheon. A history of Stonewall, the first UK Pride march, and how Second Pride in Second Life carries that lineage into virtual space.

Sci-Fi Con in Second Life: A Resident-Built Convention Worth Knowing About

Second Life Sci-Fi Con is one of the grid’s longest-running resident-made events. Here’s what it is, where it came from, and why it still works.

International Pride Month 2026: Visibility, Memory, and the Right to Exist Loudly

Charcoal-style drawing of a Second Life Pride event with a large “Pride at Home” stage, a crowd on the grass, festival structures, and a bridge in the background.

Pride Month is more than rainbow logos and parades. In June 2026, it remains a global act of visibility, memory, protest, and LGBTQ+ community survival.

Second Pride in Second Life: LGBTQ+ Community, Celebration, and Digital Belonging

Charcoal-style black and white drawing of a Second Pride event in Second Life, showing avatars walking towards a stage beneath a single chalky rainbow arch.

Second Pride is one of Second Life’s longest-running LGBTQ+ community events, celebrating queer identity, creativity, fundraising, and digital belonging since 2005.

SecondLife For AISM 2026: When a Virtual World Becomes Real Support

The sixth edition of SecondLife For AISM brings art, music, and fundraising to Second Life in support of the Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association. Running 15 to 30 May 2026, it proves virtual worlds can carry real ethical weight.

RaglanShire ArtWalk and Why Second Life Art Still Matters 🎨🌳

Black and white image of an artist planning a RaglanShire ArtWalk visit at a desk, with a laptop, sketchbooks, camera, and a village gallery scene outside the window.

The 21st Raglan Shire ArtWalk runs across five Second Life regions from 17 May to 14 June 2026. Over 100 artists, hedgerow galleries, sculpture parks, poetry slams, and a kite parade. Virtual worlds are not dead. They are just quietly building culture.