Introducing: The List

After one too many nights of missing events, teleporting into the wrong club entirely or discovering three places I wanted to be were all happening at the exact same time, I finally accepted something: My nightlife has become operationally unmanageable.

So I built this:

list.doreenelytis.com

This is not a giant “everything happening on the grid” listing. It’s a curated calendar built around the clubs, parties and festivals I personally enjoy, photograph and spend questionable amounts of time inside.

The focus is very much on actual nightlife spaces. Clubs with atmosphere, identity, crowds, specific nights and event culture around them. The kinds of places people show up for intentionally.

Several club owners and event managers already have direct access to the shared calendar itself, which means they can add and manage their own events directly. I’ll also continue adding things myself whenever I run into them while roaming around the grid socially overdressed and under-organized.

Partly because I enjoy this kind of thing and partly because I know some of your are struggling to find the place to be as well.

The list will evolve over time. Clubs may be added, removed or disappear dramatically after one emotionally unstable weekend. This is nightlife. We adapt.

But hopefully this makes it a little easier to figure out where the night is happening before all of us end up in the wrong basement wearing the wrong outfit again.

While I try to keep The List as accurate and up to date as possible, The List does not guarantee completeness, correctness or the continued existence of either events or the occasionally unstable nightlife institutions behind them. Events may change, disappear, move locations, implode socially or survive only as rumors in group chat. This is all best effort. This is also a completely personal project. I do not receive sponsorships, payments or any form of compensation for listing clubs or events here, nor do I have any financial goals attached to it. I simply enjoy Second Life nightlife and wanted a cleaner way to keep track of the scene myself.

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