Designing Worlds – from the Main Stage at SL6B – today!

In the second of two programmes brought to you live from the Second Life Sixth Birthday sims (SL6B), we’ll be on the air at approximately 12 noon SLT today, Monday, from the Main Stage of the SL6B build, where we’ll be looking at some more of the stunning builds at this year’s event, where the theme is “The Future of Virtual Worlds”.

The time of the start of the show is a little uncertain, as we’ll be coming live from the main stage immediately after the closing ceremony, but 12 noon looks very likely. We’ll be talking to three key figures involved in the event: Dusty Linden, Linden Lab Liaison for Residents organising events like SL6B and Burning Life; Phaylen Fairchild, the Project Manager for SL6B; Prad Prithivi, Lead Architect for SL6B; as well as Dellybean North, of True North Designs, who was definitely key to us, as she built our exhibit! – and who has spent the week finding some fascinating builds. And we’ll also be taking a look at some of the fantastic builds that we’ve discovered, through film and also the stunning photographs of PJ Trenton.

The good news is that although the official part of thecelebrations is over, the exhibition is open for another week, so you still have time to come over and see this fantastic place for yourselves. And although the major musical events are over on the main stages, there are still plenty of events and parties planned. And, of course, there are plenty of gorgeous freebies available throughout the site – including at our own Prim Perfect/Designing worlds pods!

You can see the show live by joining our viewing party at the Designing Worlds studios on Northpoint. As always, there’s a special gift for everyone who comes to the studio, and an exhibition to see in our Hall outside. And if you come early, you can watch the whole of the closing ceremony in great comfort on our large Treet.TV screen! The closing ceremony starts at 11am, and our show follows immediately afterwards. Make sure you’re there early to be sure of getting a seat!

All photos in this post are by Mr PJ Trenton