The Kinky Event runs from the 28th to 22nd of the next month. Description: A monthly event that caters to the kinkier side of Second Life. Here you can find clothing, animations, accessories, and furniture that would surely fit with whatever lifestyle you lead. Let your kinky side out and visit them now!

The Statement Arena runs from the 27th to 15th of next month Description: The Statement Arena is an event crafted to ensure that 80 best of the best from around the grid get to show off what they are capable of every month! We wanted to create an event that is able to have a outreach to all sides of the grid. The Statement Arena October Round Gallery Sponsors: /by alphabetical order/ Designers: /by alphabetical order/

Lil' Ghostie is available at Gothcore from now until the 12th of next month Description: Gothcore x Core Event Exclusive Gift! Meet Lil’ Ghostie your spooky-cute animesh companion with just the right touch of gothic charm. Whether you’re haunting dark alleys or floating through your favorite hangout, this little spirit’s here to keep you company in eerie style. Free for Core Event group members! Join the Core Event group to claim your FREE Lil’ Ghostie animesh pet available n

From October 27th to November 8th. Description: Cosmopolitan Events is your ultimate bi-weekly shopping destination in Second Life, featuring top-tier fashion, exclusive items, and unbeatable deals you won’t find anywhere else.

L+B SWEAR Barrett Letterman Jacket w/ Bonus @ SeraPLUS Description: We are very excited to participate in the Oct 25th quarterly SeraPLUS promotion by Seraphim & Linden Lab. A select group of 8 brands have been chosen to provide FREE items.  🎁 Our new exclusive is the new Barrett Letterman jacket - a touch retro and a touch modern... features loads of wool options both plain and varsity themed, optional patches can be turned on or off independently and there is an optional t

Nocturne Relics (PBR Exclusive — copy/mod) Description: Dress your space in quiet, romantic decay. Nocturne Relics  layers aged bone, glass and candle-lit gloom into one refined Halloween vignette: twin skulls resting in a shallow bowl of straw, a second skull enthroned atop occult tomes beneath a bell jar of wired black branches tipped with cold pinlights, and a slender taper candle dressed in a funereal black bow. The result is a still life that reads less “holiday décor” a