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Kanaloa Surf Beach is one of those places that try not to impress by size or complexity, but by the direct proposal: beach, surfing and a light environment to enjoy. With a well-built tropical look and focus on interaction, it is an island thought more to live moments than to explore. It's simple, but functional.
Attracting all fantasy fans! Fantasy Faire returned with 20 fantastic regions to explore in support of the Relay For Life and the American Cancer Society.
Live broadcasts continue to be one of the most immediate ways to share experiences in Second Life, and Residents are finding creative ways to air on different social media platforms...
Let's dive into the world of Dragon Radio
Project Zero support will be terminated on April 24, at 5 p.m. PST. The decision was made based on feedback from users and lessons learned during the experiment.
Not every place in Second Life needs to be visually perfect to be worth the visit, some stand out for the experience. This island, old and full of interactions, delivers exactly this: an engaging journey with challenges, varied ambience and that rare feeling of exploring something that goes beyond a simple picture scenario.
Second Life's Editorial Team reviews new locations and events weekly. Check out the highlights this week.
In the coming months, we will begin a gradual transition from the Gaeta 1 mainland, while bringing about 90 new regions as part of the expansion of the adult continent of Zindra.
Book the date! On June 23, Second Life turned 23. The 23rd annual Second Life anniversary celebration (SL23B) will take place from 18 June to 19 July 2026.
Today, we highlight Beetle Wilder, the filmmaker behind Wilder Productions, known for creating humorous and dynamic videos that bring a new and fun perspective to Second Life.
Soon after arriving in Buddha Garden, the first impact is not visual, but sensory! The sound of the sea, seagulls, birds and bells in the wind creates an atmosphere that automatically slows down those who enter. The island is extremely well built and rich in detail. Each path seems thought to lead the visitor to small moments of contemplation: wooden bridges over water, lofty temples, flowery gardens and sculptures that appear almost organically in the landscape. There is a strong oriental influence on the whole environment, which makes the site a perfect setting for both photography and more introspective experiences.
We'll talk in this issue about education and love at Second Life
