Posted in Architecture, Caledon, Designers, Public spaces on April 18, 2008 | No Comments »
I’m in love with the Gaiety Theatre in Caledon Penzance. Persephone Gallindo is a masterful texturist, and she’s created a Gay 90’s structure in a beautiful, opulent style that is elegant rather than gaudy. When the location isn’t hosting an event, you can stream archival vaudeville footage onstage. I’m tempted to schedule the occasional business [...]
Posted in About the Magazine, Caledon, Prizes! on April 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
You will remember, I’m sure, that Prim Perfect and the Connolly Telegraph are working together to create a new magazine.
Indeed - I hope you’ve already entered the competition to choose a new name for the magazine - remember that the competition closes today!
Now we will be holding a second meeting in the Gaiety Theatre, Caledon [...]
Posted in About the Magazine, Caledon on March 28, 2008 | 2 Comments »
You may recall our recent post about the new magazine - catering for the large number of people in Second Life who are interested and involved in the steampunk and historical recreation sims covering a period between 1740 and 1920 (that is, roughly speaking, the period covered by sims from Versailles to New Toulouse).
It will [...]
Posted in About the Magazine, Caledon on March 14, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Prim Perfect will be a year old in May. During the last ten months, we’ve grown from 0 to 10,000 readers, and we’ve launched a TV show - Meta Makeover. Now we’re ready for our next big venture - a new magazine!
In collaboration with the Connolly Telegraph, we will shortly be launching [...]
Posted in Caledon, Sim on February 13, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I think treasure hunts have become one of SL biggest pleasures in recent months. Jewelry designer Random Calliope has added a new twist - a butterfly hunt on February 14. Not only will the hunt be great fun, but it will be a great excuse to explore some new sims! See details from the [...]
Posted in Caledon on February 9, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Second Life builders have shown us magnificent replicas of real life builds as well as imaginative creations that could or would never exist in real life.
But I discovered something different today. Radio Riel has just erected its new headquarters in Caledon Penzance. Imagine, if you will, a technologically sophisticated radio station set in the middle [...]
Posted in About the Magazine, Caledon, Prizes! on January 21, 2008 | No Comments »
The good news is that we’ve decided to extend our deadline for the competition to win our gorgeous manor house in Caledon Morgaine!
And the even-better news is that you have until the end of Friday 25th January 2008 to win!
Prim Perfect is delighted to be able to offer their star prize, courtesy of Desmond Shang, [...]
Posted in Caledon on January 12, 2008 | No Comments »
I might have only been a wren amongst the beautifully costumed attendants to the Many Midnights Masquerade in Caledon this last New Year’s Eve, but your roving reporter, Jvstin Tomorrow, enjoyed himself immensely.
With multiple parties stretching across midnight New Year celebrations in various time zones, I had the opportunity to celebrate New Year’s with Londoners [...]
Posted in Caledon, Charity Auction, Party on December 31, 2007 | 1 Comment »
The Many Midnights Masquerade got off to a splendid start at the Gaiety Theatre - Caledon Penzance earlier today, when a crowd of enthusiastic revellers celebrated Christmas in the Antipodes, cheering Christmas in Sydney and Melbourne - then half an hour later in Adelaide, and finally another half hour later in Brisbaine.
More events are still [...]
Posted in About the Magazine, Caledon, Charity Auction, Christmas, Party on December 30, 2007 | 2 Comments »
The Caledon Gaiety Company, Prim Perfect Magazine, Radio Riel and Riel Events cordially invite you to celebrate New Year’s Eve in the Independent State of Caledon at the:
“Many Midnights”
A Gilded Age Masqued Charity Ball
The Gaiety Theatre - Caledon Penzance
Join us for an all-day extravaganza of formal balls, live auctions, silent auctions and “best dressed” [...]
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