It is famous for its warm beer and cold food: The Worlds End Pub and Eatery. Established 2009 (at least).
The only pub in the British Isles that still serves Scampi and Chips on a red serviette in a basket. Fried chicken is also available, as well as Betty Turpin's Hot Pot.
The pub features many themed events, including Bingo on Wednesdays from 11am SL (7pm UK), Saturday Night Knees up from 11am SL (7pm UK)
POSH BINGO TODAY at 11AM SL Win $$$
(Posh because the doors have been put back on the toilets since unmentionable vandalism. Please ask at the bar for toilet paper if needed)
Remembrance Sunday is a national opportunity to remember the service and sacrifice of all those that have defended our freedoms and protected our way of life.
We gather to remember the contribution of the service men, women and animals from Britain and the Commonwealth during the two world wars and later conflicts, the vital role played by the emergency services and those who have lost their lives as a result of conflict or terrorism.
Remembrance Sunday is always held on the Sunday closest to Armistice Day (11th November). Armistice Day marks the signing of the Armistice between the Allies of World War I and Germany. The Armistice was an agreement to end the fighting on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
Please join us as we gather to pay our respects. We gather from 2:30am SLT/10:30am GMT. The two minute silence will be observed at 3:00am SLT/11:00am GMT.
Join us on Saturday 8th February as we embrace the Hallowe...erm...Valentine's season.
The party kicks off in the Park at 11am SLT (7pm UK) with World's End on tour featuring DJ Katty and hostess Coffee.
Up at noon SLT (8pm UK) we have the Party in the Park with DJ Katty, which includes this week's concert, the man with the golden voice and former bus driver - Matt Monro. Mr Monro had a career which spanned 30 years and drew admiration from other singers, including Frank Sinatra.
Join on Saturday 1st February for yet another brand new concert!
The party starts at World's End at 11am SLT (7pm UK) with DJ Coffee. We then move on over to the park with DJ Bailey at noon SLT (8pm UK) and the Party in the Park. This week's concert is singer, songwriter, and actress Cyndi Lauper. She has sold over 500 million records worldwide and is a strong advocate for LGBT rights. Her hits stretch back to 1983.
There is a warm up party at World's End from 11am SLT (7pm UK) with DJ Katty and host Coffee. Teleport: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/London%20City/37/15/24
Glen Campbell's Country Christmas!
Saturday 12pm SL (8pm
UK) in the London City Concert Area.
Glen will be singing his most famous songs and some carols to get you
in the mood for the big day.
Campbell's career spans over 50
years. Not only is he a famous soup, he is perhaps one of the best known
Country singers of all time, with hits, Gentle On My Mind, Galveston,
Wichita Lineman, By The Time I Get to Phoenix and Rhinestone
Cowboy.
Kicking off the Christmas Concerts, its The Ronettes!
The Ronettes were an American pop girl group from New York.
The immensely popular Phil Spector sound of the 1960s, had the Ronettes pitched as their primary competition to Motown and the group charted nine times and are best known for Be My Baby, Baby I Love You and Da Doo Ron Ron. Phil Spector had a way of taking songs and renaming the band for each song even though it comprised of the same singers, (such as The Crystals).
Other temporary members who became famous after performing as backing for The Ronettes include Darlene Love and Cher.
Enjoy The Ronettes here in London City. Party starts at 12pm SL (8pm UK) with the show an hour later at 1pm SL.
Armistice Day is observed every 11th November, to commemorate the signing of the armistice between the Allies and Germany on 11 November 1918. This significant treaty brought an end to World War I.
It is marked by two minutes silence at 11am on the 11th November in respect and remembrance of the 20 million people who died during the conflict.
Sunday is Remembrance Sunday - a day where we gather to commemorate the contribution of the British service men, women and animals during the two world wars and later conflicts.
Remembrance Sunday is always held on the Sunday closest to Armistice Day (11th November). Armistice Day marks the signing of the Armistice between the Allies of World War I and Germany. The Armistice was an agreement to end the fighting on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
Please join us as we gather to pay our respects. We gather from 2:30am SLT/10:30am GMT. The two minute silence will be observed at 3:00am SLT/11:00am GMT.
London City presents the Welsh Sexbomb himself, Sir Tom Jones in Concert.
Singing absolutely everything he ever made famous including, What's New Pussycat, Baby It's Cold Outside, Delilah, Sexbomb, Leave Your Hat On, to his more recent songs, Sir Tom is bound to be a hit at the Party In The Park.
What's more, you can even win 250L (enough for some knickers to throw at Sir Tom)
The War of The Worlds comes to London City on Saturday!
On 30th October 1938 long before television, CBS broadcast a radio version of The
War of The Worlds.
They mentioned several times at the start of the show that
it was a dramatisation.
The format of the show was that of a light music program,
constantly interrupted by reporters giving an account of the aliens progressive
invasion.
What the network had overlooked was that the
average radio listener to jump stations throughout the evening.
As the play continued, more and more people tuned in to the
War of The Worlds broadcast without realising it was a play. Furthermore the
radio broadcast had used real town names instead of fictitious ones, and one by
one each town fell into the hands of the Martians.
Panic ensued as whole towns, swept in waves of hysteria,
packed their possessions and fled to surrounding areas.
A suicide was reported as one woman said she would rather die than be
taken by the Martians. In another town there was a fatal stampede as residents
desperate to leave trampled each other.
The following morning CBS were forced to hold a press
conference to explain themselves and to apologize for the duress they had
subjected their listeners to.
Ultimately with such intense press coverage, this catapulted
the actor who has played the lead reporter, a young and unknown Orson Welles, into
super-stardom. Just three short years
later, he wrote, produced, directed and starred in Citizen Kane.
Join us in LondonCity on Saturday for the interactive stage show version of this most famous of classics.
Our evening begins with a huge mass of luminous gas erupting from Mars and heading towards Earth.
Across two-hundred-million miles
of void, invisibly hurtling towards us, is the first of the missiles that will
bring so much calamity.
Be part of this show.
Come dressed however you like, but to be in the cast and to dance on the
stage, please wear turn of the century or steampunk clothing. Men in cloth caps and working clothes, ladies
in bustles or bonnets, or as maids.
Circa anytime between 1880 to 1940.
London City's tribute to Breaking Glass, with Hazel O'Connor, from the 1980's Punk/New Wave scene.
The hit film starring Hazel O'Connor and Phil Daniels, and broke the UK box office in 1981.
The film was called Breaking Glass and charted the success of a post-Punk/New Wave singer 'Kate' from humble beginnings, singing in rowdy back street bars, to sudden super stardom and her eventual meltdown.
Hazel O'Connor wrote and performed all of songs from the movie and just like her character in the film, experienced a brief superstardom in the early 80s with songs, Black Man, Eighth Day, If Only, Writing on the Wall, D-Days, Who Needs It and her most famous of all, Will You, which remained in the charts for 14 weeks.
In January 2022, Hazel suffered a life changing brain haemorrhage and remains on a very long and challenging road to recovery.
It's the return of the Saturday Concerts, starting this Saturday at 12pm SL time (8pn UK)
Forty years ago (at least), waitress Debbie Harry, who had been performing part-time in
a folk band, formed Blondie with her friend Chris Stein.
In 1976 they
released their first album Blondie and from then on became a huge
success in Australia, England and America.
Although the bulk of their
hits were in a relatively short timespan from 1978 to 1981, their most
successful release, Maria was not until the band reformed, many years
later in 1999.
Now regularly touring again, you can enjoy the hits once
more at The Blondie Tribute Concert, this Saturday in London City. The party
begins at 12pm SL (8pm UK) with the show an hour later at 1pm
SL.
The amazing ABBA show comes to London City on Saturday for Party in The Park.
Singing all their top tunes, this most famous band of all time will have your avatars dancing in the aisles.
Classic Disco at 12pm SL (8pm UK) and the main concert is at 1pm SL (9pm UK). This is a very popular event, so claim your space on the dance floor early!
Boney M is a 4 part vocal group.
Liz Mitchell and Marcia Barrett from Jamaica, Maizie Williams from Montserrat and Bobby Ferrell from Aruba. The band formed in 1975 in Germany and they gained popularity through the disco era of the late 70's.
Boney M take to the stage at 1pm SL (9pm UK) singing their most famous of songs, including, Daddy Cool, Ma Baker, Gotta Go Home, One Way Ticket, Rasputin, Rivers of Babylon, Brown Girl in the Ring, and many more!
The Carpenters were an American vocal and instrumental duo. They were the worlds
biggest selling group of the 1970's.
Although only
mainly active for that single decade, by the time of Karen's death in 1983 aged
just 32, ten of their singles become million-sellers and by the millenium over
100 million albums had been sold.
"Calling Occupants
of Interplanetary Craft", is the recognised anthem of World Contact Day which
happens in March each year, where the song is constantly broadcast by satellites
into outer space.
Join us for The Carpenters in
Concert. Party in the Park starts at 12pm SL (8pm UK) and features songs from
the era and The Carpenters in Concert begins an hour later at 1pm SL.
Passenger was originally a Brit folk/rock band formed in 2003.
When they
split up in 2007, lead singer Mike Rosenberg continued his career as a solo
artist under the name of Passenger, busking his way around Europe and
appearing at fringe festivals.
Then suddenly in 2013 year he exploded onto
the scene with three chart topping songs in quick succession, Let her Go,
The Wrong Direction and Holes.
Having written over 200
songs, Passenger is receiving the critical acclaim that eluded the band for so
long.
Party in the Park starts on Saturday at 12pm SL (8pm UK) with Passenger tribute band on stage an hour later.
This weekend in London City, we're holding a "Revival". A toe-tapping high tempo, deep south, Gospel concert, starring our versions of Jan Crouch and Tammy Faye Bakker as hosts, with Vestal Goodman (known as Vestal Virgin) as the lead performer in our show.
In America, selling God is a multi-billion dollar, tax free business, raking in wealth for its televangelists, unimaginable even by the most famous of performers.
Each week millions of people tune into crying preachers who offer everything from cures for terminal illnesses to guarantees of making you as rich as them, so long as you send them your hard earned cash on a regular basis.
The premise being that God is a bit strapped for cash and that a mighty oak will grow from the acorn you plant.
Perpetually embroiled in scandals of racketeering, prostitution and embezzlement, it is also a cut throat business with each ministry condemning other ministries and producing evidence on each other, as they compete for the prize fund of your money.
Kenneth Copeland - Benny Hinn - Robert Tilton
Top of the tree is Kenneth Copeland, with a tax free estimated worth of over a billion dollars, a fleet of private jets and his own airport, all used for spreading the word of the ministry... and holidays.
Every so often things go wrong, as it did in 1987 for Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker, who were the original Satellite Televangelists. Jim was found guilty of mail fraud and sent to prison for 47 years, but paroled just 5 years later. His mistake was to oversell time-share stays at Heritage USA, a city he had built to spread the good word.
Since the Bakkers mistakes, other televangelists have stopped offering tangible assets and instead offer to use their own hot line direct to God (who speaks to them constantly) to get you the things you want. Since this cannot be measured, its all perfectly legal and profitable in the extreme!
However, with such extreme stakes involved, the production value of the shows produced by each ministry is paralleled only by Walt Disney studios.
Our Revival concert highlights the very best of the glitz and glamour you can expect as your sins are melted away. It is tongue in cheek, has a free bar with hard liquor, the occasional hooker for our preachers and lots of crying.
We are not poking fun at people's beliefs, we are however aiming to lambaste the highest paying entertainment job in the world.
Starts 12pm SL (8pm UK) with 'The Hungry Goodmans' on stage from 1pm SL time.
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