From December 5 to today December 15th, the Christmas Expo has taken place. Sponsored by the Relay For Life, the event has raised funds for The American Cancer Society through both donations in kiosks, and goods offered for sale with the proceeds going to the charity. But the expo was more than just shopping. The scenery was picturesque, and there were a number of music events.
A few maps were around to show people where to go in the four sim shopping area. There were also a few sims to the east.
More than seventy merchants provided goods of all kinds, especially Christmas-themed ones.
And there were a few places to stop and warm oneself when just looking around.
The snow-covered cobblestone streets made for a scene out of an old-time Christmas story.
The inside of the shops involved much scenery too.
But there was more to do than just shop. One could just walk around and enjoy the scenery.
The Gazebo, where a number of music events took place, the tunes broadcasted over T-1 Radio.
One could walk, or one could ski.
The online newsletter Prim Perfect, by Saffia Widdershins, was also there.
At 2PM Dec 10th, I came across a discussion.
Saffia's subject was the "Urchins of Babbage," talking to Jimmy Branagh, and Myrtil Igaly. Jimmy is also a member of the Steelhead community. They talked quite a bit about their adventures.
Relayer Dwen Dooley pranced around in a deer avatar, or sat down. The dark unicorn Avariel Falcon was also walking around.
Another look at the Gazebo, from a musical bash on Thursday Dec 12 by DJ Mandy.
Mandy the Elf has taken over the airwaves here at the Expo. She's got a backpack full of gifts, and a playlist full of terrific Christmas songs for all of you. Come in your holiday best and join the fun!
And boys and girls could also sit on Santa's lap to let him know what one wanted for Christmas. But the girls didn't necessarily have to be little.
On Saturday Dec 14th, the "Holidays of Hope Ball" took place from 4 to 8 PM.
Trader Whiplash and Nula Maracas provided the music for the event, of which Victorian Age wear was encouraged as to give the look of the "Dickens Fantasy" theme.
There was a raffle at the Ball, which was won by Chevelly SilentGhost and Kerri Imari Criss.
It was an event enjoyed by all.
Today December 15th marks the last day of the event. So there is one more day to enjoy the scenery and the music. And events such as the Avi Choice awards.
Bixyl Shuftan
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