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Multi Media Arts Center
Welcome to the Multimedia Arts Center in Second Life. The MMAC is a poly-venue facility designed to present arts and entertainment to the global community. It houses 11 venues to showcase live streamed and recorded events, visual arts, media and much more. Programming is multicultural, inclusive, eclectic and it ranges from niche to popular genres all offered with a world view. For more information, be sure to visit TheMMAC.com/sl.
L00K! UFO Drive-In Movies
The UFO's have landed and they want you to go to the Movies! It's all set up between roadside and Area-51 Fencing. The Mothership is a concession stand with the projector booth on top. Speakers are located at each UFO Spaceship. Each UFO can seat a few avatars. This Drive-In features a Big Screen, 5K UHDTV from VEA, a sign with information, restrooms, and a UFO rezzer so that you can be a UFO too!
Weekly Old Time Radio Shows
Everybody come and have a seat in the living room and enjoy a couple of hours of old-fashioned entertainment as we play old radio shows from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. A fun crowd and a fun time for all. Lots of banter and commentary. The main room is "vintage" and proper mid 20th century attire is required on a human avatar if you want to sit there. From 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. (Pacific).
Peaks World
During the run of the recent "Twin Peaks: The Return," two fans of the series started building an SL version of the famous Pacific Northwest hamlet. It's now got a model version of the RR Cafe, the Fat Trout Trailer Park, and the Room Above The Convenience Store to accompany the original Twin Peaks Laboratory museum and Glastonbury Grove. Warning, there are spoilers around here!
Bayjou Theater in Bay City
This grand old theater, located in downtown Bay City, features the finest in machinima movies around the clock. Come on down to enjoy up to 12 hours of movies with no repeats, covering a wide variety of entertainment and informational subjects.
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