This Hal­loween sea­son, vis­it Haunt­ed Hol­low — An All Hal­lows Expe­ri­ence at Chest­nut Hills in Sec­ond Life — pre­sent­ed by Elite Eques­tri­an, with Sean­chai Library, Tarot @ Teatime, and Vir­tu­al Com­mu­ni­ty Radio. It’s open from Octo­ber 15 — 31 and there’s a lot hap­pen­ing! Here’s the Land­ing Point SLURL!

Here are the events sched­uled for Haunt­ed Hol­low for the week­end of Octo­ber 15/16:

Sat­ur­day, Octo­ber 15, 2pm — Cale­do­nia Sky­tow­er presents The Mag­ic of The Musi­cal live from Haunt­ed Hol­low — “Every­thing Addams”

In this mon­th’s spe­cial Hal­lowe’en edi­tion of The Mag­ic of the Musi­cal, host Cale­do­nia Sky­tow­er and her spe­cial guest dis­cuss the many revivals and reboots that have char­ac­terised the pop­u­lar Addams Fam­i­ly since their first appear­ance in the New York­er by car­toon­ist Charles Addams in 1936, includ­ing their sub­se­quent trans­fer to a range of media,  such as tele­vi­sion, film, video games, com­ic books, a musi­cal (of course!) and mer­chan­dis­ing. Sat­ur­day’s Fea­tured Music is… MUSICALS!

Sun­day, Octo­ber 16, 1:30pm — Sean­chai Library presents “The Hal­loween Tree” — Pt 1

Sean­chai Library presents Ray Brad­bury’s The Hal­lowe’en Tree in Part I of a three-part live reading.
A group of eight boys set out to go trick-or-treat­ing on Hal­loween, only to dis­cov­er that a ninth friend, Pip­kin, has been whisked away on a jour­ney that could deter­mine whether he lives or dies. Through the help of a mys­te­ri­ous char­ac­ter named Cara­pace Clav­i­cle Mound­shroud, they pur­sue their friend across time and space through Ancient Egypt­ian, Greek, and Roman cul­tures, Celtic Druidism, Notre Dame Cathe­dral in Medieval Paris, and The Day of the Dead in Mex­i­co. Along the way, they learn the ori­gins of the hol­i­day that they cel­e­brate, and the role that the fear of death, ghosts, and the haunts has played in shap­ing civ­i­liza­tion. The Hal­loween Tree itself, with its many branch­es laden with jack‑o’-lanterns, serves as a metaphor for the his­tor­i­cal con­flu­ence of these traditions.

All times Pacific/SLT.