@Holocluck Henly There's the #OSCC (OpenSimulator Community Conference; #OSCC23 in December; official website) which is an annual multiple-day conference with five adjacent expo regions.

Then there's the #HypergridInternationalExpo, #HIE in short (October 7th/8th; official website) which is practically the same for presenters and an audience whose native language is not English. And it doesn't have five standard regions worth of expo, "only" some booths along a path.

Then there's #OpenSimFest. You already know that, I guess. It doesn't have a website AFAIK, but here is a post on #OpenSimWorld.

The nearest major event is #OSG16B, the 16th #GridAnniversary of #OSgrid, the first, oldest and biggest #OpenSim #grid and the one with the most users (July 24th to 30th).

You can be glad that you haven't asked me in February. I would have had to explain #CornflakesWeek to you.

@Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson Unless, of course, the simulation was created by humans.

The annual #CornflakesWeek in #OpenSim, always the last week of February, is so out-of-whack that no AI could possibly be behind it.

And I know someone who regularly dresses "so wild that it's unimaginable" to those who don't know him.