This ain't aimed at people who genuinely just prefer watching it in sub because it's more enjoyable, nor is it for those that can admit that it's bad voice acting in a language you can't fully grasp is harder to notice so it always sounds good, same way dub watchers just don't wanna read words on the bottom of the screen that fuck off after a millisecond; both our reasons are petty. Nah I'm aiming this at the weeby snobs and elitists regurgitating the same sorry arguments when people call them out on just being arrogant cunts.
If your argument against dub is that it sounds cringe and unnatural, welcome to voice acting, it's not supposed to sound natural, THE ORIGINAL DOESN'T SOUND NATURAL EITHER. Fiction especially cartoons and especially especially anime is FUCKING UNNATURAL. Art isn't supposed to be mimicry, it's taking the familiar and taking the elements you want to shine a light on and emphasizing. Go back to 18th century London, talk to people on the street and enter the globe theatre, the people on the stage were not speaking like the people watching the play next to you; true artists exaggerate and embellish the real world to get the emotions across. No one talks or acts like they do in 70% of western live action shows let alone cartoons. Now that i'm thinking about this deeper I'm almost certain that the people that make this argument exclusively watch subbed anime and only exclude dub but just other artforms in general; all art is cringe if you view it from a non emotional lense, have you ever been to a West end or Broadway show for fuck sake ? Speaking of emotions, this brings me to another argument thrown around and probably( the only valid one to an extent), that Japanese voice actors put more emotions and intensity into their performances. This one's especially ironic and hypocritical if you genuinely believe English VA's are cringe, Japanese voice actors are cringier, which is why they're better, they're willing to get weirder and campier than their English counterparts, conveying more deeply the emotions and personalities of the characters. The thing is no one on earth sounds like that for real...because this is art, and Japan has the best voice artists, not up for debate, they have literal voice acting schools for fuck sake, they're the better voice actors( at least on average).
Honestly tho, how much of a difference is better voice acting gonna make in a langauge you don't understand ? Oh "It's more realistic/authentic" is something that gets thrown around a lot...how tho?.... what about it is more realistic, it couldn't be the dialogue because you can't fucking understand it to discern between realism and nor, it can't be the events happening because those don't get translated they stay the same, and i hope you don't mean their voices because no one genuily speaks like that in any country(unless they're theatre kids). It's not more authentic, you don't fucking understand the language to begin with so how is hearing it with subtitles(and i'll get to the actual subtitles) adding anything to the experience ? There's so much nuance and context that's being lost regardless of if you can hear the original dialogue. Especially with a language so fucking different from english the only way you'll be able to experience it authentically is if you learn to speak and understand the language. Now i don't speak Japanese, however I do speak a non indo-european language that's very different from English, I know damn well ain't no subtitles or dubbing in the bloody world gon get across the nuances of the grammar tones or proverbs and honestly it's not as alien to English as Japanese is with it's heavy honorifics and formalities.
Watching the og dialogue with words underneath won't make the context any clearly 9 times out of 10, sure maybe occasionally you'll catch something that adds a drop of insight into the vast ocean that is a language watching it that way, but you're better of learning the actual language and the actual culture (and if that's your goal i'd actually suggest watching it without ANY subtitles or with Japanese subtitles). Dub is better for watching an art form like cartoons/anime because a good dub will - and I know some of yous are gonna lose your heads over this word - LOCALISE. I know if i haven't lost you already this'll do it for sure but what i mean by localisation is translating the vibe( another word that'll turn a lot of you off probably). Like I'm never gonna understand the full Japanese context of what is being said less I learn the language so they might as well translate it into something I'll be more familiar with so I get to feel how I'm supposed to feel listening to what' being said ( obviously not jelly fucking donut level). As a translation it's supposed to make me feel how a japanese person would feel when hearing the dialogue, not letting me know what they are saying word for word.
This might be more of a me problem so anybody else let me know if you've noticed this as well but a lot of the time when watching sub the translations are robotic as fuck and juxtaposed to the extremly dramatic Japanese voice acting is very jarring. Like the visuals and cadence are giving personality and character but none of that is getting translated in the actual text I'm reading.
The most annoying one will always be calling dubbed watchers illiterate and/or slow because we ain't tryna multitask while WATCHING a show, it's a visual medium first and foremost, I don't give a toss how good you got at splitting your eyes apart like 2017 Pennywise it's forever a hassle trying to focus on vanishing words while there's simultaneously shit going on on the screen usually just as if not more important. This ain't manga/comics where you're in control and what you focus on on the page, it's not a novel where you create the senses in your mind based on what's written, these are motion pictures, I can't just slow it down or rewind, I mean i could but who the fuck wants to fuck up the momentum and pacing of the show/film like that ?
I know it may sound like l hate sub but I really don't, i have a PREFERENCE for dub and will watch sub when necessary like when it's a live action foreign film like the YuYu Hakusho LA or the dub is taking long to come out and i can't wait like AOT, if it take place in Japan, or if i just wanna check it out for curiosity sake and to see if there's anything new i might catch. My gripe is with the people who are not only sub elitist but make it their mission to shit on anyone with differing tastes or needs. just say you feel cooler watching it subbed or just hate fictional dialogue and sub makes it harder to clock how camp and unbelievably silly the show you're watching truly is.
(And yeah i Know it's not this deep but sub snob are such wankers and been getting on my nerves lately)

This ain't aimed at people who genuinely just prefer watching it in sub because it's more enjoyable, nor is it for those that can admit that it's bad voice acting in a language you can't fully grasp is harder to notice so it always sounds good, same way dub watchers just don't wanna read words on the bottom of the screen that fuck off after a millisecond; both our reasons are petty. Nah I'm aiming this at the weeby snobs and elitists regurgitating the same sorry arguments when people call them out on just being arrogant cunts.
If your argument against dub is that it sounds cringe and unnatural, welcome to voice acting, it's not supposed to sound natural, THE ORIGINAL DOESN'T SOUND NATURAL EITHER. Fiction especially cartoons and especially especially anime is FUCKING UNNATURAL. Art isn't supposed to be mimicry, it's taking the familiar and taking the elements you want to shine a light on and emphasizing. Go back to 18th century London, talk to people on the street and enter the globe theatre, the people on the stage were not speaking like the people watching the play next to you; true artists exaggerate and embellish the real world to get the emotions across. No one talks or acts like they do in 70% of western live action shows let alone cartoons. Now that i'm thinking about this deeper I'm almost certain that the people that make this argument exclusively watch subbed anime and only exclude dub but just other artforms in general; all art is cringe if you view it from a non emotional lense, have you ever been to a West end or Broadway show for fuck sake ? Speaking of emotions, this brings me to another argument thrown around and probably( the only valid one to an extent), that Japanese voice actors put more emotions and intensity into their performances. This one's especially ironic and hypocritical if you genuinely believe English VA's are cringe, Japanese voice actors are cringier, which is why they're better, they're willing to get weirder and campier than their English counterparts, conveying more deeply the emotions and personalities of the characters. The thing is no one on earth sounds like that for real...because this is art, and Japan has the best voice artists, not up for debate, they have literal voice acting schools for fuck sake, they're the better voice actors( at least on average).
Honestly tho, how much of a difference is better voice acting gonna make in a langauge you don't understand ? Oh "It's more realistic/authentic" is something that gets thrown around a lot...how tho?.... what about it is more realistic, it couldn't be the dialogue because you can't fucking understand it to discern between realism and nor, it can't be the events happening because those don't get translated they stay the same, and i hope you don't mean their voices because no one genuily speaks like that in any country(unless they're theatre kids). It's not more authentic, you don't fucking understand the language to begin with so how is hearing it with subtitles(and i'll get to the actual subtitles) adding anything to the experience ? There's so much nuance and context that's being lost regardless of if you can hear the original dialogue. Especially with a language so fucking different from english the only way you'll be able to experience it authentically is if you learn to speak and understand the language. Now i don't speak Japanese, however I do speak a non indo-european language that's very different from English, I know damn well ain't no subtitles or dubbing in the bloody world gon get across the nuances of the grammar tones or proverbs and honestly it's not as alien to English as Japanese is with it's heavy honorifics and formalities.
Watching the og dialogue with words underneath won't make the context any clearly 9 times out of 10, sure maybe occasionally you'll catch something that adds a drop of insight into the vast ocean that is a language watching it that way, but you're better of learning the actual language and the actual culture (and if that's your goal i'd actually suggest watching it without ANY subtitles or with Japanese subtitles). Dub is better for watching an art form like cartoons/anime because a good dub will - and I know some of yous are gonna lose your heads over this word - LOCALISE. I know if i haven't lost you already this'll do it for sure but what i mean by localisation is translating the vibe( another word that'll turn a lot of you off probably). Like I'm never gonna understand the full Japanese context of what is being said less I learn the language so they might as well translate it into something I'll be more familiar with so I get to feel how I'm supposed to feel listening to what' being said ( obviously not jelly fucking donut level). As a translation it's supposed to make me feel how a japanese person would feel when hearing the dialogue, not letting me know what they are saying word for word.
This might be more of a me problem so anybody else let me know if you've noticed this as well but a lot of the time when watching sub the translations are robotic as fuck and juxtaposed to the extremly dramatic Japanese voice acting is very jarring. Like the visuals and cadence are giving personality and character but none of that is getting translated in the actual text I'm reading.
The most annoying one will always be calling dubbed watchers illiterate and/or slow because we ain't tryna multitask while WATCHING a show, it's a visual medium first and foremost, I don't give a toss how good you got at splitting your eyes apart like 2017 Pennywise it's forever a hassle trying to focus on vanishing words while there's simultaneously shit going on on the screen usually just as if not more important. This ain't manga/comics where you're in control and what you focus on on the page, it's not a novel where you create the senses in your mind based on what's written, these are motion pictures, I can't just slow it down or rewind, I mean i could but who the fuck wants to fuck up the momentum and pacing of the show/film like that ?
I know it may sound like l hate sub but I really don't, i have a PREFERENCE for dub and will watch sub when necessary like when it's a live action foreign film like the YuYu Hakusho LA or the dub is taking long to come out and i can't wait like AOT, if it take place in Japan, or if i just wanna check it out for curiosity sake and to see if there's anything new i might catch. My gripe is with the people who are not only sub elitist but make it their mission to shit on anyone with differing tastes or needs. just say you feel cooler watching it subbed or just hate fictional dialogue and sub makes it harder to clock how camp and unbelievably silly the show you're watching truly is.
(And yeah i Know it's not this deep but sub snob are such wankers and been getting on my nerves lately)

This ain't aimed at people who genuinely just prefer watching it in sub because it's more enjoyable, nor is it for those that can admit that it's bad voice acting in a language you can't fully grasp is harder to notice so it always sounds good, same way dub watchers just don't wanna read words on the bottom of the screen that fuck off after a millisecond; both our reasons are petty. Nah I'm aiming this at the weeby snobs and elitists regurgitating the same sorry arguments when people call them out on just being arrogant cunts.
If your argument against dub is that it sounds cringe and unnatural, welcome to voice acting, it's not supposed to sound natural, THE ORIGINAL DOESN'T SOUND NATURAL EITHER. Fiction especially cartoons and especially especially anime is FUCKING UNNATURAL. Art isn't supposed to be mimicry, it's taking the familiar and taking the elements you want to shine a light on and emphasizing. Go back to 18th century London, talk to people on the street and enter the globe theatre, the people on the stage were not speaking like the people watching the play next to you; true artists exaggerate and embellish the real world to get the emotions across. No one talks or acts like they do in 70% of western live action shows let alone cartoons. Now that i'm thinking about this deeper I'm almost certain that the people that make this argument exclusively watch subbed anime and only exclude dub but just other artforms in general; all art is cringe if you view it from a non emotional lense, have you ever been to a West end or Broadway show for fuck sake ? Speaking of emotions, this brings me to another argument thrown around and probably( the only valid one to an extent), that Japanese voice actors put more emotions and intensity into their performances. This one's especially ironic and hypocritical if you genuinely believe English VA's are cringe, Japanese voice actors are cringier, which is why they're better, they're willing to get weirder and campier than their English counterparts, conveying more deeply the emotions and personalities of the characters. The thing is no one on earth sounds like that for real...because this is art, and Japan has the best voice artists, not up for debate, they have literal voice acting schools for fuck sake, they're the better voice actors( at least on average).
Honestly tho, how much of a difference is better voice acting gonna make in a langauge you don't understand ? Oh "It's more realistic/authentic" is something that gets thrown around a lot...how tho?.... what about it is more realistic, it couldn't be the dialogue because you can't fucking understand it to discern between realism and nor, it can't be the events happening because those don't get translated they stay the same, and i hope you don't mean their voices because no one genuily speaks like that in any country(unless they're theatre kids). It's not more authentic, you don't fucking understand the language to begin with so how is hearing it with subtitles(and i'll get to the actual subtitles) adding anything to the experience ? There's so much nuance and context that's being lost regardless of if you can hear the original dialogue. Especially with a language so fucking different from english the only way you'll be able to experience it authentically is if you learn to speak and understand the language. Now i don't speak Japanese, however I do speak a non indo-european language that's very different from English, I know damn well ain't no subtitles or dubbing in the bloody world gon get across the nuances of the grammar tones or proverbs and honestly it's not as alien to English as Japanese is with it's heavy honorifics and formalities.
Watching the og dialogue with words underneath won't make the context any clearly 9 times out of 10, sure maybe occasionally you'll catch something that adds a drop of insight into the vast ocean that is a language watching it that way, but you're better of learning the actual language and the actual culture (and if that's your goal i'd actually suggest watching it without ANY subtitles or with Japanese subtitles). Dub is better for watching an art form like cartoons/anime because a good dub will - and I know some of yous are gonna lose your heads over this word - LOCALISE. I know if i haven't lost you already this'll do it for sure but what i mean by localisation is translating the vibe( another word that'll turn a lot of you off probably). Like I'm never gonna understand the full Japanese context of what is being said less I learn the language so they might as well translate it into something I'll be more familiar with so I get to feel how I'm supposed to feel listening to what' being said ( obviously not jelly fucking donut level). As a translation it's supposed to make me feel how a japanese person would feel when hearing the dialogue, not letting me know what they are saying word for word.
This might be more of a me problem so anybody else let me know if you've noticed this as well but a lot of the time when watching sub the translations are robotic as fuck and juxtaposed to the extremly dramatic Japanese voice acting is very jarring. Like the visuals and cadence are giving personality and character but none of that is getting translated in the actual text I'm reading.
The most annoying one will always be calling dubbed watchers illiterate and/or slow because we ain't tryna multitask while WATCHING a show, it's a visual medium first and foremost, I don't give a toss how good you got at splitting your eyes apart like 2017 Pennywise it's forever a hassle trying to focus on vanishing words while there's simultaneously shit going on on the screen usually just as if not more important. This ain't manga/comics where you're in control and what you focus on on the page, it's not a novel where you create the senses in your mind based on what's written, these are motion pictures, I can't just slow it down or rewind, I mean i could but who the fuck wants to fuck up the momentum and pacing of the show/film like that ?
I know it may sound like l hate sub but I really don't, i have a PREFERENCE for dub and will watch sub when necessary like when it's a live action foreign film like the YuYu Hakusho LA or the dub is taking long to come out and i can't wait like AOT, if it take place in Japan, or if i just wanna check it out for curiosity sake and to see if there's anything new i might catch. My gripe is with the people who are not only sub elitist but make it their mission to shit on anyone with differing tastes or needs. just say you feel cooler watching it subbed or just hate fictional dialogue and sub makes it harder to clock how camp and unbelievably silly the show you're watching truly is.
(And yeah i Know it's not this deep but sub snob are such wankers and been getting on my nerves lately)

Good day vault dwellers,
Currently, the stock I have available for trade is the following:
Red Asylum Dress
LMG - B.E.90%WWR
Leader Bobbles - 4100
LL3 - 3500
B.Tats - 3500
Flux - All types, more than enough for reasonable requests
Responder Fireman Helmet
Plans - Bloody Curtain Door, Bloody Rug, Chally the Moo-Moo Backpack, Fossilized Megalonyx Left Arm and Right Leg, Grocery Cart Grill, Meat Tenderizer, Meat Week Flag, Mutant Hound Diagram, Nuka Launcher Snow Globe, Ogua Egg, Pepper Shaper, Peppino Pig Plushie, Plastic Fruit Wreath, Rib Plushie, Rotted Rib Plushie, Steak Plushie, Swarm of Flies, Vintage Water Cooler, Wasteland Hunter Backpack, Weenie Wagon, Wilber McPigg Plushie, Mounted Stingwing, Sacred Mothman Tome, Truckbed Trailer with Junk, most PA pieces.
Ultimately, I'm looking for apparel and commando weapons exclusively.
Apparel for consideration - TFJ, TLC, Responder Uniform (if helmet isn't traded), BOS Jumpsuit, Forest Camo Jumpsuit, Leather Coat, White Powder Jumpsuit.
Weapons for consideration (but open to alternative options):
Fixers - Q/E/25ap, B/25ff15r, Q/25/25, B/E/15
Railways - Q/50/25, Q/E/15r, Q/50/15r
EPFR - AA/25/25, B/25/25, B/50/25
Handmade - Q/E/25, B/E/15, Q/25/25, B/25ff15r
PC, IGN - Tordue.

• Fossilized Megalonyx Right Leg
• Bloody Rug
• Super Mutant Diagram
• Taxidermy Mutant Hound
• Cattle Flour Billboards (x2)
• Enlightened Lantern
• Flatwoods Monster Tube
• Nuka Shank Knife
• Rib Plushie (x2)
• Pepper Shaker
• Brahmin Couch
• Rotted Rib Plushie
• Rotted Steak Plushie
• Punty Pig Plushie
• Chally the Moo-Moo Backpack (x2)
• Radiation Emitter
• Wise Mothman Throne
• Fuzzy Enlightened Plushie
• Alien Blaster Poison Mag
• Alien Blaster Cryo Mag
• Alien Disintegrator (x2)
• Alien Disintegrator Automatic Receiver
• Alien Disintegrator High Powered Reeiver
• Alien Disintegrator Poison Receiver (x3)
• Alien Head Lamp
• Alien Tube
• Hazmat suit - Teal (x2)
• Human Tube 1 (x2)
• Human Tube 2 (x2)
• Bear Arm (x2)
• Bearm Arm Puncturing Mod
• Deathclaw Gauntlet
• Behemoth Boss Plushie
• Blue Ridge Rug
• Bottle and Cappy Painting Statue
• Cappy Clapper
• Electro Enforcer
• Poisoned Electro Enforcer
• Overcharged Electro Enforcer (x2)
• Plastic Fruit Bowl (x2)
• Plastic Fruit Wreath
• Cultist BackPack
• Cultist Neophye Hood
• Fur Sleeping Bag
• Honeycomb Paper Blue Mothman
• Honeycomb Paper Red Mothman
• Honeycomb Paper Mothman Globe
• Gorilla Chair
• Ghoul Chair
• Mirror Ball - Blue
• Mirror Ball - Red
• Mirror Ball - Green (x2)
• Mirror Ball - Pink
• Suitcase - Black
• Suitcase - Blue
• Tattered Curtains
• Truckbed Trailer with Junk
• Wall Mounted Fan
• Grocery Cart Grill
• Milkman Outfit
• Ogua Hunter Outfit
• Ogua Plushie (x2)
• Plastiform Candle
• Tunnel of Love Poster
• Fatman
• Kids Truck Bed
• Herdsman’s Bell
• Umbrella Hat
• Cuckoo Clock

WEAPONS: AA/E/15R Fixer, AA/E/15V Fixer, B/25/15V Fixer, TS/E/15R Fixer, B/E/90 Fixer, EXE/E/15R Fixer (2), JUG/25/25 Fixer, V/E/90 Fixer, TS/50/15R Fixer (2), TS/25/90 Fixer, B25/15R Fixer, B/E/250 Fixer, AA/HIT/15R Fixer, JUG/50H/25 Fixer, Q/HIT/15R Fixer, V/25/AGI Fixer, V/25/50DR Fixer, TS/25/PER Fixer, Q/50H/PER Fixer, V/E/25 Railway, TS/25/15R Railway, EXE/E/25 Railway, EXE/25/25 Railway, TS/50/25 Railway, Q/50L/15R Railway, Q/50B/15V Railway, Q/50L/90 Railway, AA/25/Dur Railway, I/25/25 Railway, J/25/15R Railway, GOUE/25 Railway, F/50/25 Railway, ARI/50/25 Railway, A/50/25 Railway, TS/E/50DR Handmade, EXE/25/25 Assault, TS/E/90 Assault, F/25/25 Plasma, B/E/90 Lever, JUG/E/25 Lever, Q/E/15R Pipe, AA/25/15V Minigun, B/E/50DR Minigun, V/25/AGI Gatlaser, AA/50/15R Lmg, B/HIT/250 50cal, JUG/E/90 Gatling, V/STE/15B Chainsaw, JUG/40P/S Drill, V/SS/90 Deathclaw, AA/SS/15B Deathclaw.
ARMOR: Hellcat Power Armor Chassis (tradable), Father Winter Helmet (tradable), BOL/END/WWR Ultracite Left Leg, BOL/1STWWR Ultracite Left Leg, BOL/RAD/SENT T-60 Right Arm, UNY/RAD/SENT Combat Left Leg.
NEW PLANS (alphabetical order): Alien Head Lamp, Alien Table (2), Assault Rifle Wraith's Wrath Paint (4), Bloody Rug (6), Chainsaw Ghostly Grinder Paint, Chainsaw Skeptikill Paint (9), Cultist Adept Hood (5), Cultist Adept Robes (4), Cultist Enlightened Hood (7), Cultist Enlightened Robes (6), Cultist Eventide Hood (9), Cultist Eventide Robes, Cultist Incarnate Helmet (3), Cultist Neophyte Hood (3), Cultist Neophyte Robes (5), Dried Wildflower Bouquet (3), Enlightened Lantern (8), Executioner Mask (2), Fluttering Moths (6), Fossilized Megalonyx Right Arm, Fossilized Megalonyx Torso, Fuzzy Enlightened Plushie (3), Fuzzy Mothman Plushie (8), Giant Red Dinosaur (2), Glowing Flatwoods Monster Lamp, Ground Meat Plushie (2), Hazmat Suit - Teal (3), Herdsman’s Bell, Honeycomb Paper Blue Mothman (8), Honeycomb Paper Brown Mothman (6), Honeycomb Paper Ghost Lantern A (4), Honeycomb Paper Ghost Lantern B (2), Honeycomb Paper Green Mothman (9), Honeycomb Paper Holiday Tree A (2), Honeycomb Paper Holiday Tree B (3), Honeycomb Paper Icy Snowflake (6), Honeycomb Paper Jack-o'Lantern A (5), Honeycomb Paper Jack-o'Lantern B (3), Honeycomb Paper Jolly Target, Honeycomb Paper Mothman Globe (8), Honeycomb Paper Red Mothman (6), Honeycomb Paper Ribbon Bell, Honeycomb Paper Snowman (2), Honeycomb Paper Spider Lantern (6), Mutant Hound Diagram, Peppino Pig Plushie, Plastiform Gingerbread (5), Plastiform Nutcracker (4), Plastiform Santa, Punty Pig Plushie (3), Rad Skull Rider Helmet (3), Rotted Rib Plushie, Sacred Mothman Tome (8), Scorchbeast Queen Beer Stein (7), Star Light (3), Steak Plushie (2), Super Mutant Diagram (3), Taxidermy Mutant Hound, Weenie Wagon.
OLDER PLANS (alphabetical order): Alien Blaster (2), Alien Blaster Cryo Mag (3), Alien Blaster Poison Mag (3), Alien Corpse Operating Bed (3), Alien Disintegrator (2), Alien Disintegrator Automatic Receiver (2), Alien Disintegrator Cryo Receiver (2), Alien Jack O’Lantern (3), Alien Stash Box (3), Alien Tube (5), Antique Globe of Mars (3), Asteroid (3), Bos Officer Uniform (4), Boss Soldier Uniform (2), Barbed Walking Cane (2), Barbed Wire Fences (2), Bear Arm, Bear Arm Heavy Mod (3), Bear Arm Puncturing Mod (2), Bed of Nails (2), Behemoth Boss Plushie (2), Blue Devil Curtain Door (3), Blue Devil Outfit (3), Blue Devil Pelt Hood (3), Blue Devil Statue (2), Blue Ridge Rug, Blue Ridge Scout Outfit, Bos Medallion, Bottle Bot (4), Bottle and Cappy Balloon Statue, Bottle and Cappy Hoop Jump Statue, Bottle and Cappy Painting Statue (5), Bottle and Cappy Walking Globle Statue (3), Bottle Plush, Brahmin Backpack (3), Brahmin Grill, Brahmin Plushie (2), Brahmin Skin Rug (2), Burning Sheepsquatch Club, Canopy Tent (3), Cappy & Bottle Cowboy Cutouts (2), Cappy Clapper (3), Cappy Smashed Super Sledge Pain (4), Cartography Table, Chally the Moo-Moo Backpack (2), Circus Bench (2), Circus Cage Trailer, Circus Cube (2), Circus Seesaw, Circus Stilts (3), Circus Walking Globe (5), Civil War Era Suit (2), Civil War Era Top Hat (2), Classic Jack O’Lantern (2), Condemned Notification Sign (2), Confederate Hat, Costume Witch Hat (2), Crowd Bench Seats, Cryogenic Bed (5), Cryptid Hunter Boonie Hat (3), Cryptid Mobile, Cuckoo Clock, Cultist Backpack (4), Cupid Cappy Sign (6), Deathclaw Gauntlet Extra Claw (2), Decoy Ducks (2), Deputy’s Hat (3), Electrified Assaultron Blade, Evil Jack O’Lantern (2), Electrified Sheepsquatch Club, Electrified Shepherd’s Crook, Electro Enforcer (2), Flamethrower Trap, Freezing Electro Enforcer (2), Full Pumpkin Rack (2), Getaway Wagon, Glass Covered Sheperd's Crook, Gorilla Chair, Grim Reaper Vault-Boy Cutout (4), Grocery Cart Grill (2), Gulper Head (5), Gulper Rug (3), Half Empty Pumpkin Rack (2), Half Full Pumpkin Rack (3), Halloween Skull Mask, Happy Jack O’Lantern (3), Hula Hoop, Human Tube 1 (5), Human Tube 2 (5), Insurgent Hat, Insurgent Outfit (3), Kids Brahmin Clock (3), Large Ultracite Shard (3), Marine Armor Helmet, Marine Tactical Helmet, Marine Wetsuit (2), Meat Cleaver, Milkman Hat (3), Milkman Outfit (2), Mirelurk King tube, Mobster Jack O’Lantern (3), Molerat Wind Chime (2), Mounted Blue Devil Head (2), Mounted Ogua Head (2), Musket Stack Monument (6), Nuka Cola Bottle Kiosk (3), Nuka Girl Area Rug (5), Nuka Launcher Model (3), Nuka Launcher Posters (2), Nuka Launcher Snow Globe (2), Nuka-Cade Poster (4), Nuka-Cola Ad Barrier (3), Nuka-Cola Balloons, Nuka-Cola Clock (4), Nuka-Cola Crate Stalls (3), Nuka-Stool, Nuka-World Cowboy Duster, Nuka-World Cowboy Hat (3), Ogua Curtain Door (3), Ogua Egg (3), Ogua Hunter Hood (2), Ogua Hunter Outfit (2), Ogua Plushie (2), Ogua Shell Backpack (3), Overcharged Electro Enforcer (4), Paddock Gate (3), Pepper Shaker, Pink Brahmin Plushie, Pioneer Scout Bowie knife Paint (3), Plasma Gun True Flamer Barrel, Plastic Fruit Bowl, Plastic Fruit Wreath, Poisoned Electro Enforcer (2), Practice Jack O’Lantern, Princess Castle Pink Sleeping Bag (2), Protective Lining Raider Underarmor, Pumpkin Rack, Radioactive Barrel (3), Red Rocket Gas Pump Wall Light (3), Red Rocket Gas Station Lamp (5), Red Truck Ceiling Light (4), Replica Gronak’s Axe, Rust Eagle Banner (6), Safari Crocolossus Backpack, Safari Gorilla Backpack (2), Salty Tenderizer Mod, Sheepsquatch Staff, Shielded Lining BoS Underarmor (5), Shielded Lining Marine Underarmor, Shielded Lining Raider Underarmor (2), Sitting Gorilla (5), Skeleton Costume (2), Skiing Outfit, Small Vault Girl Statue, Spear, Spicy Tenderizer Mod (2), Spiked Electro Enforcer, Spiked Shepherd’s Crook (3), Spin the Wheel Ornament, Spin the Wheel Snow Globe, Standing Gorilla (4), Strongman’s Super Sledge Paint, Surprised Jack O’Lantern (3), Tattered Curtains (5), The Fixer (5), Titan Plushie (2), Tomb Stones, Toothed Shepherd's Crook, Treasure Hunter Outfit Hat, Truckbed Trailer with Junk (2), Tunnel of Love Poster (3), Tunnel of Love Snow Globe (6), Ultracite Emergency Protocols, Ultracite Overdrive Servos, Vault Boy Jack O’Lantern (3), Vault Door Jack O’Lantern (3), Vault-Tec Jack O’Lantern (3), Vintage Water Cooler, Wall Mounted Fan (5), Wild West, Show Posters (3), Witch Costume (2).
RECIPES (alphabetical order): Caramel Mutfruit, Cranberry Moonshine, Cutting Fluid (3), Disease Cure (Savage Divide), Fasnacht Donut, Fasnacht Sausage, Formula P, Gulper Stuffed Foot (2), Healing Salve (Mire), Lead Champagne Bellini, Nuka-Cola Dark, Pickaxe Pilsner, Stimpak Diffuser (3), Tato Salad, White Russian.
WANT: Adhesive, Aluminum, Asbestos, Ballistic fiber, Ceramic, Coal, Concrete, Copper, Cork, Crystal, Fiber optics, Flux: Cobalt/Fluro/Yellow/Violet/Crimson, Gold, Gears, Nuclear waste, Oil, Silver, Springs, Ultracite, Leader Bobbleheads, Backwoodsman 6, Rare Apparel, Enclave Forceful Stock Mods.
CAPS VALUE PER EACH (for reference): Adhesive 5, Aluminum 3, Asbestos 2, Ballistic fiber 7, Ceramic 2, Coal 1, Concrete 1, Copper 4, Cork 1, Circuits 3, Crystal 3, Fiber optics 7, Fiberglass 1, Flux: Cobalt/Fluro/Yellow/Violet/Crimson 100, Gold 4, Gears 4, Screws 3, Nuclear waste 1, Oil 5, Silver 4, Springs 5, Anticeptic 2, Ultracite 7, Leaders 500, Backwoodsman6 500. Shoot me an offer :)

Hi guys, I’m thinking of watching Richard III at the Globe Theatre but it’s £80. The show ends in August so I’m scared I’ll get FOMO if i don’t go in the next few weeks.
For anyone whose seen it recently, would you recommend it? I studied the play for A levels and loved it.
I know I can get cheap standing tickets but I am unable to stand still for that long lol.

As always, if you know of an event that's not listed here, feel free to share it (with a link) in the comments. Feedback on events you've attended or plan to attend is welcome.
*Free (or no admission/cover)
--Recurring Event
Noteworthy: Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks continue playing their respective Western Conference Finals this week. Some dates and times are still TBA.
Monday, May 27 is Memorial Day.
Dallas Pride is this week - Learn more about Dallas Pride. See a full calendar of events.
Weekend & Multi-Day Events
May 21-26 Frisco Roughriders vs. Midland Rockhounds at Riders Field, Frisco
May 31 - June 2 Dallas Tattoo Festival at Irving Convention Center
May 31 - June 1 Taste Addison at Addison Circle Park
May 31 – June 2 Dreamhack Dallas at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
June 1-2 Indigo Plateau Con at Dallas Market Hall
June 1-2 So What Music Festival at Panther Island Pavilion, Fort Worth
May 17-June 1 Teatro Dallas: Cloud Tectonics at the Latino Cultural Center
Through Jun 9 Hamilton at Winspear Opera House
*Through June 28 Central Library Staff Art Exhibit at Dallas Public Library Central Branch
Monday, May 27
*Dallas Stars Western Conference Final Game 3 Watch Party at PNC Plaza
Memorial Day Pool Party featuring Bass Junkies at Canvas Dallas
*Memorial Day Party at AT&T Discovery District
Memorial Day Pool Party at Lee Harvey’s Dive-In
Shakespeare Everywhere Five Year Anniversary Show at Deep Ellum Art Co.
*Parks Concerts Presented by the Dallas Symphony at Flag Pole Hill
*Memorial Day (DayParty) at Dec On Dragon
*Mad Monday Karaoke at Three Links
Nigeria's Most Wanted Tour: ODUMODUBLVCK at House of Blues
*American Legion Memorial Day Ceremony at Grandscape
Tuesday, May 28
Dallas Mavericks NBA Western Conference Finals Game 4 at American Airlines Center
Texas Rangers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks at Globe Life Field
*--Complicated Discourse at Celestial Beerworks
*Book Signing and Discussion: Micah Siva, Nosh at Interabang Books
*--Free Rooftop Movie: Road House at Sundown at Granada
*Cherry Blossom Tree Craft at Mountain Creek Branch Library
City Sculpt: Yoga & Pilates Series at Harwood Park
*Glowga With a Sip at The Sound at Cypress Waters
*The Concert Truck with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at Josey Ranch Library, Carrollton
*Havana NRG at Wayne Ferguson Plaza, Lewisville
Wednesday, May 29
Dallas Stars Western Conference Final Game 4 Watch Party at American Airlines Center
Texas Rangers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks at Globe Life Field
Throwback Wednesday with Alternative Experience at Round Two Arcade
*Open Mic Night at Union Coffee
*Book Signing and Discussion: Deborah Johnson, On Rising at Interabang Books
*Dorothy Chan with Tarfia Faizullah At Deep Vellum Books
*Billy Law at The Rustic
*--Music Bingo at The 2nd Tap (Dallas Farmers Market)
Sinatra Under The Stars at Sky Blu Rooftop Bar
From Ashes to New at The Echo Lounge & Music Hall
*Jason Hatch at Truck Yard Dallas
Sunset Sail on White Rock Lake
Thursday, May 30
Dallas Mavericks NBA Western Conference Finals Game 5 (at Minnesota, Watch Party TBA)
Hootie & the Blowfish at Dos Equis Pavilion
Texas Entertainer of the Year FI at The Rose Room
*--PNC Patio Sessions - Pretty Boy Aaron at Sammons Park
*Bad Art Night at Oak Lawn Branch Library
Custom Candle Making Class at Malibu Apothecary
Arts & Letter Live: Kevin Kwan at Dallas Museum of Art
*KB Brookins & Joaquin Zihuatanejo Reading and Conversation at Deep Vellum Books
Bishop Ave Hot 6 at Reveler’s Hall
Pride Night at Legacy Hall, Plano
Friday, May 31
Dallas Stars Western Conference Final Game 5 at American Airlines Center
Happy Hour 101 Memorial Day Kickoff + Mavs Watch Party at Shark Club
*Dallas Pride Country Dance Competition at the Round-Up Saloon
*Dallas Pride Kickoff Party at AT&T Discovery District
He.She.They - Dallas Pride Edition at It’ll Do Club
David Whiteman' Band at The Free Man
Bonnie Stewart at Opening Bell Coffee
*Open House/Free Climb Day at 6 Movement Gyms DFW locations
*Mamma Mia Double Feature Movie Night at Halcyon
Studio 22 - Salsa Dance Lesson & Party at Muse Family Pavilion/Klyde Warren Park
Jub Jam XIII featuring Pat Green at The Longhorn Ballroom
90’a Adult Night at Legoland, Grapevine
Saturday, June 1
Dallas Mavericks NBA Western Conference Finals Game 6 (TBA)
Dallas Pride Music Festival at Fair Park
Dave Matthews Band at the Dos Equis Pavilion
*Free First Saturdays - Teen Takeover at Nasher Sculpture Center
*First Saturday Tours at Winspear Opera House
*DFW Poetry Fest at The Wild Detectives
55th Birthday and Steak Night at Dallas 24 Hour Club
Wildcat W/ Ethan Hawke In Attendance at Texas Theatre
Hennything Dallas at Dallas City Hall Plaza
Lightcraft at South Dallas Cultural Center
Pride Champagne Drag Brunch at Mr. Misster
*Open Mic Night at Opening Bell Coffee
Summer Classical Music Series: Dynamic Duo at Mockingbird Station
Safari Nights at the Dallas Zoo
Gemini Fest at Sandaga 813
*Downtown Arlington Classic Car Show at Vandergriff Town Center, Arlington
Go Loco for Coconuts at Truck Yard Dallas (also Truck Yard The Colony & Alliance, Fort Worth)
*3rd Annual Glizzy Fest at Martin House Brewing, Fort Worth
Little Elm Craft Brew & Que at Little Elm Park, Little Elm
Sunday, June 2
Dallas Stars Western Conference Final Game 6 (Watch Party TBA)
*Dallas Pride Parade at Fair Park
*Free First Sundays at Dallas Museum of Art
*BILLFEST: A tribute to Bill Wisener and Bill's Records at Poor David’s Pub
*Summer Pop-up Market/NTX Vintage Market at The Rustic
*Drinks & Drums Live Band Open Mic & Open Stage at Heroes Lounge
*DCC Sunday Open Mic at Dallas Comedy Club
Dallas Flamenco Festival at Four Day Weekend Dallas
*State Fair Records Singles Club: Songwriters Round on The Green at The Kessler
*Craft & Connect: Open Crafting Day at DFW Young & Social, Farmers Branch

WANT: Cattle Flour Billboards, Fossilized Megalonyx Left Arm, Fossilized Megalonyx Skull, Weenie Wagon.
HAVE:
CAPS: Name your price
WEAPONS: EXE/E/15R Fixer (2), JUG/25/25 Fixer, V/E/90 Fixer, TS/50/15R Fixer (2), TS/25/90 Fixer, B25/15R Fixer, B/E/250 Fixer, AA/HIT/15R Fixer, B/HIT/25 Fixer, JUG/50H/25 Fixer, Q/HIT/15R Fixer, V/25/AGI Fixer, V/25/50DR Fixer, TS/25/PER Fixer, Q/50H/PER Fixer, V/E/25 Railway, TS/25/15R Railway, EXE/E/25 Railway, EXE/25/25 Railway, TS/50/25 Railway, Q/50L/15R Railway, Q/50B/15V Railway, B/50/90 Railway, Q/50L/90 Railway, AA/25/Dur Railway, I/25/25 Railway, J/25/15R Railway, GOUE/25 Railway, F/50/25 Railway, Q/50/PER Railway, ARI/50/25 Railway, A/50/25 Railway, TS/E/50DR Handmade, EXE/25/25 Assault, TS/E/90 Assault, F/25/25 Plasma, B/E/90 Lever, JUG/E/25 Lever, Q/E/15R Pipe, AA/25/15V Minigun, B/E/50DR Minigun, V/25/AGI Gatlaser, AA/50/15R Lmg, B/HIT/250 50cal, JUG/E/90 Gatling, V/STE/15B Chainsaw, JUG/40P/S Drill, V/SS/90 Deathclaw, AA/SS/15B Deathclaw.
ARMOR: Hellcat Power Armor Chassis (tradable), Father Winter Helmet (tradable), BOL/END/WWR Ultracite Left Leg, BOL/1STWWR Ultracite Left Leg, BOL/RAD/SENT T-60 Right Arm, UNY/RAD/SENT Combat Left Leg.
NEW PLANS (alphabetical order): Alien Head Lamp, Alien Table (2), Assault Rifle Wraith's Wrath Paint (4), Bloody Rug (6), Chainsaw Ghostly Grinder Paint, Chainsaw Skeptikill Paint (9), Cultist Adept Hood (5), Cultist Adept Robes (4), Cultist Enlightened Hood (7), Cultist Enlightened Robes (6), Cultist Eventide Hood (9), Cultist Eventide Robes, Cultist Incarnate Helmet (3), Cultist Neophyte Hood (3), Cultist Neophyte Robes (5), Dried Wildflower Bouquet (3), Enlightened Lantern (8), Executioner Mask (2), Fluttering Moths (6), Fuzzy Enlightened Plushie (3), Fuzzy Mothman Plushie (8), Ghoul Chair, Giant Red Dinosaur (2), Glowing Flatwoods Monster Lamp, Hazmat Suit - Teal (3), Herdsman’s Bell, Honeycomb Paper Blue Mothman (8), Honeycomb Paper Brown Mothman (6), Honeycomb Paper Ghost Lantern A (4), Honeycomb Paper Ghost Lantern B (2), Honeycomb Paper Green Mothman (9), Honeycomb Paper Holiday Tree A (2), Honeycomb Paper Holiday Tree B (3), Honeycomb Paper Icy Snowflake (6), Honeycomb Paper Jack-o'Lantern A (5), Honeycomb Paper Jack-o'Lantern B (3), Honeycomb Paper Jolly Target, Honeycomb Paper Mothman Globe (8), Honeycomb Paper Red Mothman (6), Honeycomb Paper Ribbon Bell, Honeycomb Paper Snowman (2), Honeycomb Paper Spider Lantern (6), Peppino Pig Plushie, Plastiform Gingerbread (5), Plastiform Nutcracker (4), Plastiform Santa, Punty Pig Plushie (2), Rad Skull Rider Helmet (3), Sacred Mothman Tome (8), Scorchbeast Queen Beer Stein (7), Star Light (3), Super Mutant Diagram (3), Taxidermy Mutant Hound.
OLDER PLANS (alphabetical order): Alien Blaster (2), Alien Blaster Cryo Mag (3), Alien Blaster Poison Mag (3), Alien Corpse Operating Bed (3), Alien Disintegrator (2), Alien Disintegrator Automatic Receiver (2), Alien Disintegrator Cryo Receiver (2), Alien Jack O’Lantern (3), Alien Stash Box (3), Alien Tube (5), Antique Globe of Mars (3), Asteroid (3), Bos Officer Uniform (4), Boss Soldier Uniform (2), Barbed Walking Cane (2), Barbed Wire Fences (2), Bear Arm, Bear Arm Heavy Mod (3), Bear Arm Puncturing Mod (2), Bed of Nails (2), Behemoth Boss Plushie (2), Blue Devil Curtain Door (3), Blue Devil Outfit (3), Blue Devil Pelt Hood (3), Blue Devil Statue (2), Blue Ridge Rug, Blue Ridge Scout Outfit, Bos Medallion, Bottle Bot (4), Bottle and Cappy Balloon Statue, Bottle and Cappy Hoop Jump Statue, Bottle and Cappy Painting Statue (5), Bottle and Cappy Walking Globle Statue (3), Bottle Plush, Brahmin Backpack (3), Brahmin Grill, Brahmin Plushie (2), Brahmin Skin Rug (2), Burning Sheepsquatch Club, Canopy Tent (2), Cappy & Bottle Cowboy Cutouts (2), Cappy Clapper (3), Cappy Smashed Super Sledge Pain (4), Cartography Table, Chally the Moo-Moo Backpack (2), Circus Bench (2), Circus Cage Trailer, Circus Cube (2), Circus Seesaw, Circus Stilts (3), Circus Walking Globe (5), Civil War Era Suit (2), Civil War Era Top Hat (2), Classic Jack O’Lantern (2), Condemned Notification Sign (2), Confederate Hat, Costume Witch Hat (2), Crowd Bench Seats, Cryogenic Bed (5), Cryptid Hunter Boonie Hat (3), Cryptid Mobile, Cuckoo Clock, Cultist Backpack (4), Cupid Cappy Sign (6), Deathclaw Gauntlet Extra Claw (2), Decoy Ducks, Deputy’s Hat (3), Electrified Assaultron Blade, Evil Jack O’Lantern (2), Electrified Sheepsquatch Club, Electrified Shepherd’s Crook, Electro Enforcer (2), Flamethrower Trap, Freezing Electro Enforcer (2), Full Pumpkin Rack (2), Getaway Wagon, Glass Covered Sheperd's Crook, Gorilla Chair, Grim Reaper Vault-Boy Cutout (4), Gulper Head (5), Gulper Rug (3), Half Empty Pumpkin Rack (2), Half Full Pumpkin Rack (3), Halloween Skull Mask, Happy Jack O’Lantern (3), Hula Hoop, Human Tube 1 (5), Human Tube 2 (5), Insurgent Hat, Insurgent Outfit (3), Kids Brahmin Clock (3), Large Ultracite Shard (3), Marine Armor Helmet, Marine Tactical Helmet, Marine Wetsuit (2), Meat Cleaver, Milkman Hat (3), Milkman Outfit (2), Mirelurk King tube, Mobster Jack O’Lantern (3), Molerat Wind Chime (2), Mounted Blue Devil Head (2), Mounted Ogua Head (2), Musket Stack Monument (6), Nuka Cola Bottle Kiosk (3), Nuka Girl Area Rug (5), Nuka Launcher Model (3), Nuka Launcher Posters (2), Nuka Launcher Snow Globe (2), Nuka-Cade Poster (4), Nuka-Cola Ad Barrier (3), Nuka-Cola Balloons, Nuka-Cola Clock (4), Nuka-Cola Crate Stalls (3), Nuka-Stool, Nuka-World Cowboy Duster, Nuka-World Cowboy Hat (3), Ogua Curtain Door (3), Ogua Egg (3), Ogua Hunter Hood (2), Ogua Hunter Outfit (2), Ogua Plushie (2), Ogua Shell Backpack (3), Overcharged Electro Enforcer (4), Paddock Gate (3), Pepper Shaker, Pink Brahmin Plushie, Pioneer Scout Bowie knife Paint (3), Plasma Gun True Flamer Barrel, Plastic Fruit Bowl, Poisoned Electro Enforcer (2), Practice Jack O’Lantern, Princess Castle Pink Sleeping Bag (2), Protective Lining Raider Underarmor, Pumpkin Rack, Radioactive Barrel (3), Red Rocket Gas Pump Wall Light (3), Red Rocket Gas Station Lamp (5), Red Truck Ceiling Light (4), Replica Gronak’s Axe, Rust Eagle Banner (6), Safari Crocolossus Backpack, Safari Gorilla Backpack (2), Salty Tenderizer Mod, Sheepsquatch Staff, Shielded Lining BoS Underarmor (5), Shielded Lining Marine Underarmor, Shielded Lining Raider Underarmor (2), Sitting Gorilla (5), Skeleton Costume (2), Skiing Outfit, Small Vault Girl Statue, Spear, Spicy Tenderizer Mod, Spiked Electro Enforcer, Spiked Shepherd’s Crook (3), Spin the Wheel Snow Globe, Standing Gorilla (4), Strongman’s Super Sledge Paint, Surprised Jack O’Lantern (3), Tattered Curtains (5), The Fixer (5), Titan Plushie (2), Tomb Stones, Treasure Hunter Outfit Hat, Truckbed Trailer with Junk (2), Tunnel of Love Poster (3), Tunnel of Love Snow Globe (6), Ultracite Emergency Protocols, Ultracite Overdrive Servos, Vault Boy Jack O’Lantern (3), Vault Door Jack O’Lantern (3), Vault-Tec Jack O’Lantern (3), Vintage Water Cooler, Wall Mounted Fan (5), Wild West, Show Posters (3), Wise Mothman Throne, Witch Costume (2).
RECIPES (alphabetical order): Caramel Mutfruit, Cranberry Moonshine, Cutting Fluid (3), Disease Cure (Savage Divide), Fasnacht Donut, Fasnacht Sausage, Formula P, Gulper Stuffed Foot (2), Healing Salve (Mire), Lead Champagne Bellini, Nuka-Cola Dark, Pickaxe Pilsner, Stimpak Diffuser (3), White Russian.

WANT: Weenie Wagon.
HAVE:
CAPS: Name your price
WEAPONS: EXE/E/15R Fixer (2), JUG/25/25 Fixer, V/E/90 Fixer, TS/50/15R Fixer (2), TS/25/90 Fixer, B25/15R Fixer, B/E/250 Fixer, AA/HIT/15R Fixer, JUG/50H/25 Fixer, Q/HIT/15R Fixer, V/25/AGI Fixer, V/25/50DR Fixer, TS/25/PER Fixer, Q/50H/PER Fixer, V/E/25 Railway, TS/25/15R Railway, EXE/E/25 Railway, EXE/25/25 Railway, TS/50/25 Railway, Q/50L/15R Railway, Q/50B/15V Railway, B/50/90 Railway, Q/50L/90 Railway, AA/25/Dur Railway, I/25/25 Railway, J/25/15R Railway, GOUE/25 Railway, F/50/25 Railway, ARI/50/25 Railway, A/50/25 Railway, TS/E/50DR Handmade, EXE/25/25 Assault, TS/E/90 Assault, F/25/25 Plasma, B/E/90 Lever, JUG/E/25 Lever, Q/E/15R Pipe, AA/25/15V Minigun, B/E/50DR Minigun, V/25/AGI Gatlaser, AA/50/15R Lmg, B/HIT/250 50cal, JUG/E/90 Gatling, V/STE/15B Chainsaw, JUG/40P/S Drill, V/SS/90 Deathclaw, AA/SS/15B Deathclaw.
ARMOR: Hellcat Power Armor Chassis (tradable), Father Winter Helmet (tradable), BOL/END/WWR Ultracite Left Leg, BOL/1STWWR Ultracite Left Leg, BOL/RAD/SENT T-60 Right Arm, UNY/RAD/SENT Combat Left Leg.
NEW PLANS (alphabetical order): Alien Head Lamp, Alien Table (2), Assault Rifle Wraith's Wrath Paint (4), Bloody Rug (6), Chainsaw Ghostly Grinder Paint, Chainsaw Skeptikill Paint (9), Cultist Adept Hood (5), Cultist Adept Robes (4), Cultist Enlightened Hood (7), Cultist Enlightened Robes (6), Cultist Eventide Hood (9), Cultist Eventide Robes, Cultist Incarnate Helmet (3), Cultist Neophyte Hood (3), Cultist Neophyte Robes (5), Dried Wildflower Bouquet (3), Enlightened Lantern (8), Executioner Mask (2), Fluttering Moths (6), Fossilized Megalonyx Right Arm, Fossilized Megalonyx Torso, Fuzzy Enlightened Plushie (3), Fuzzy Mothman Plushie (8), Giant Red Dinosaur (2), Glowing Flatwoods Monster Lamp, Ground Meat Plushie (2), Hazmat Suit - Teal (3), Herdsman’s Bell, Honeycomb Paper Blue Mothman (8), Honeycomb Paper Brown Mothman (6), Honeycomb Paper Ghost Lantern A (4), Honeycomb Paper Ghost Lantern B (2), Honeycomb Paper Green Mothman (9), Honeycomb Paper Holiday Tree A (2), Honeycomb Paper Holiday Tree B (3), Honeycomb Paper Icy Snowflake (6), Honeycomb Paper Jack-o'Lantern A (5), Honeycomb Paper Jack-o'Lantern B (3), Honeycomb Paper Jolly Target, Honeycomb Paper Mothman Globe (8), Honeycomb Paper Red Mothman (6), Honeycomb Paper Ribbon Bell, Honeycomb Paper Snowman (2), Honeycomb Paper Spider Lantern (6), Peppino Pig Plushie, Plastiform Gingerbread (5), Plastiform Nutcracker (4), Plastiform Santa, Punty Pig Plushie (2), Rad Skull Rider Helmet (3), Rotted Rib Plushie, Sacred Mothman Tome (8), Scorchbeast Queen Beer Stein (7), Star Light (3), Steak Plushie, Super Mutant Diagram (4), Taxidermy Mutant Hound.
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Last week someone linked to The Ottawan’s calendar for what to do over the long weekend and we received a lot of nice feedback.
We email it out every day but I'm proposing to post it here as well to help get events noticed. The Mods held it then let it through yesterday, so I guess I'm good to go.
This is what’s going on today:

• 🆓 It’s Day Two of Odawa Native Friendship Centre’s 45th Annual Traditional Powwow, today and tomorrow at the Canadian Police College, 1 Sandridge Road. K1K 2X5
• Is your tossing arm warmed up? Show it off at the Stray Dog Brewing Co 2024 Outdoor Season Opener Cornhole Tournament. Your $20 entry will get you a minimum of five games, poutine, the chance to win cash prizes, and a whole lot of fun. Noon to 4:00 pm at 501 Lacolle Way, Orléans, K4A 5B6.
• Minerva Ottawa is now running the York Street Market on Sundays. Expect more than 50 vendors, all positioned near the OTTAWA sign at 55 York St.
• Ottawa Kitten Rescue turns four years old with a ‘paw-ty’ fundraiser at Broadhead Brewery. Hang out at the brewery from noon to 4:00 pm for great live music, a 50/50 draw, a silent auction and kid friendly fun.
• Beyond the Pale’s Sing a Sea Shanty evening will be lively. From 7:30 pm at 250 City Centre, Unit 106.
• Originating in Glengarry County, the foursome Hadrian’s Wall have played their mix of Celtic and Canadian sounds across the globe since 1995. Tonight hey’re playing at Stone Crop Acres winery in Morrisburg.
• If a long walk is more your speed this Ottawa Race Weekend, register for the Multifaith Housing Initiative’s Tulipathon in Commissioners Park. It’s a 3k route among the tulips that raises funds for the tenants who live in the MHI communities.
• 🆓 Ambient sounds are reduced and noise-cancelling headphones are provided at Sensory Sunday at the Bank of Canada Museum. There’s also a designated quiet area for those who need a time out.
• Answer the call of the open road with a visit to the 2024 Motorcycle and Powersport Show. Navan Fairgrounds, 1305 Fairgreen Ave, K4B 1N2.
• Nepean Night Market opens for the 2024 season. Dogs are welcome, as are dancing shoes. 1442 Baseline Rd, K2C 0B2
• No celebrities or cosplay here: the Capital Comic Book Convention focuses on comic books, artists and writers, and collectors. More than 30 vendors will be in attendance. The RA Centre gymnasium, 2451 Riverside Dr. K1H 7X7
• 🆓 Hintonburg and Wellington Village get even better today with the launch of Social Sundays, a regular afternoon event that will spotlight a different stretch of this cool pair of neighbourhoods. This week, head to Western Avenue at Ross Ave for live music, chowing down at the area’s wide variety of eateries, and a spot of shopping at local boutiques.
• The SPAO Garage Sale continues at 77 Pamilla St. K1S 3K7 from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.
• Get sticky at Kanata RibFest and Poutine. Community Hub, 400 March Road K2K 3H4.
• ByTowne Cinema: Tautuktavuk: What We See, Sunday Afternoon Classics: The Lavender Hill Mob, Wildcat, How’s Moving Castle (subtitles)
• Mayfair Theatre: The Promised Land, Wicked Little Letters, Love Lies Bleeding

Gigs

• Josh Q, Aspect. Rainbow Bistro
• Special Interest. Irene’s Pub Restaurant
• SH-BOOM with Ash Ravens. Irene’s Pub Restaurant (Sorry Yesterday)
• Daniel Champagne. Red Bird
• Ottawa Psychfest 2024: Simply Saucer, Sky Furrows, Technicolor Blood, TBWNIS. House of TARG (Sorry Yesterday)
• FREE-PLAY SUNDAY: After Dark! House of TARG

Add your event here

So I am SUPPOSED to be finishing a finalized draft of my play I wrote that is being put on stage in 6 months, but instead I am doing everything I can to actively avoid not writing it :) like, editing other scripts, writing my novels, writing my musical, AND todays avoidance…I made the globe theatre…(it’s not perfect I know). I started at 6 pm it’s now 2 am. I just wanted to be done man.

Detroit: A Resurgent City with a Rich History and Vibrant Culture
Introduction: Detroit, once known as the "Motor City," has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, emerging as a vibrant hub of culture, art, and innovation. From its iconic landmarks to its thriving entertainment scene, Detroit offers a wealth of attractions for tourists seeking a unique and unforgettable experience.
Presentation:
Historical Landmarks: * Detroit Institute of Arts: Home to a world-renowned collection of art from around the globe, including masterpieces by Van Gogh, Rembrandt, and Diego Rivera. * Motown Historical Museum: Explore the birthplace of Motown Records and learn about the legendary artists who shaped the sound of American music. * Ford Piquette Avenue Plant: Witness the birthplace of the Model T and gain insights into the history of automotive manufacturing.
Cultural Attractions: * Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Enjoy world-class performances by one of the nation's leading orchestras at the historic Orchestra Hall. * Detroit Opera: Experience captivating opera productions in the opulent Detroit Opera House. * Detroit Public Library: Admire the stunning architecture and explore the vast collection of books, manuscripts, and artifacts.
Entertainment and Nightlife: * Greektown Casino-Hotel: Try your luck at table games, slot machines, and poker in the heart of Detroit's entertainment district. * Fox Theatre: Catch Broadway shows, concerts, and other live performances in this historic and opulent venue. * Eastern Market: Explore Detroit's largest public market, offering a vibrant mix of fresh produce, local crafts, and live music.
Tips for Planning Your Trip:

• Book your flights and hotel through Expedia: Take advantage of exclusive deals and discounts on flights and accommodations.
• Use Expedia's "Things to Do" feature: Discover local attractions, tours, and activities to enhance your itinerary.
• Consider a Detroit CityPASS: Save money on admission to top attractions with a convenient pass.
• Explore Detroit's neighborhoods: Venture beyond downtown to discover charming neighborhoods like Midtown, Corktown, and Hamtramck.
• Attend a sporting event: Cheer on the Detroit Tigers (baseball), Red Wings (hockey), or Pistons (basketball).

Conclusion: Detroit is a city that has reinvented itself, offering a captivating blend of history, culture, and entertainment.

Apologies for my absence! Please add anything I missed!

Live Music

FRIDAY - 05/24 - Gunna @ Toyota Music Factory @ 8PM
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Diljit Dosanjh @ American Airlines Center @ 8PM
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Taking Back Sunday @ South Side Ballroom @ 8PM With Citizen
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Dead Poets Society @ House of Blues @ 7PM
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Chris Isaak @ House of Blues @ 7PM
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Warpaint @ Granada Theater @ 8:30PM With Sego
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Alok @ Stereo Live @ 10PM
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Sarah Jarosz @ The Kessler @ 7:30PM With Liv Greene
FRIDAY - 05/24 - The Emo Night Tour @ Trees @ 8PM
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Alpha Wolf @ South Side Music Hall @ 7PM
FRIDAY - 05/24 - Dan Daecon @ Club Dada @ 8PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY - 05/25 - 05/26 - Twogether Land Music Festival @ Fair Park Featuring Summer Walker, Lil Wayne, Latto, Key Glock, Gucci Mane, Mariah The Scientist, and many more!
SATURDAY & SUNDAY - 05/25 - 05/26 - Exodus Music Festival @ Toyota Music Factory Featuring Kirk Franklin, Fred Hammond, Naomi Raine, Kierra Sheard-Kelly, and more!
SATURDAY & SUNDAY - 05/25 - 05/26 - Ubbi Dubbi Electronic Music Festival @ Panther Island Pavilion Featuring Alison Wonderland, Afrojack, Align, Audien, Elderbrook, Alleycvt, & more!
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Madaraka Festival @ House of Blues @ 7PM
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Umak @ Stereo Live @ 10PM
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Flowmoon @ Deep Ellum Art Co @ 6PM Featuring Soulacybin & Flintwick
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Jaro Metal Night @ Trees @ 8PM
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Nekromantix @ Sundown at Granada @ 9:30PM
SUNDAY - 05/26 - Kublai Khan @ The Factory in Deep Ellum @ 6:30PM With Harms Way & Pain of Truth
SUNDAY - 05/26 - In Flames @ House of Blues @ 6PM
SUNDAY - 05/26 - SOEN @ Granada Theater @ 7:30PM
SUNDAY - 05/26 - Grlwood @ Trees @ 8PM With Roach Noises

Standup Comedy:

FRIDAY - 05/24 - Ahmed Al-Kadri Stand Up @ Dallas Comedy Club @ 9:30PM
ALL WEEKEND - Gary Owen Stand Up @ Addison Improv
ALL WEEKEND - Rod Man Stand Up @ Arlington Improv

Sports:

FRIDAY & SATURDAY - 05/24 - 05/25 - Big 12 Baseball Championship @ Globe Life Field
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Dallas FC vs Real Salt Lake @ Toyota Stadium @ 7:30PM
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Stars vs Oilers @ American Airlines Center @ 7PM
SUNDAY - 05/26 - Mavericks vs Timberwolves @ American Airlines Center @ 7PM

Cultural and Theater:

FRIDAY & SATURDAY - 05/24 - 05/25 - ‘Evergreen’ Musical @ Wyly Studio Theatre This dazzling musical experience is performed through a non-traditional concert setting which raises awareness about climate change using elements of Caroline Shaw’s ‘The Evergreen.’
FRIDAY & SUNDAY - 05/24 - 05/26 - Prokofiev, Walton, and Basevi in Concert @ Meyerson Symphony Center Hear the riveting, virtuosic, and, at times, terrifying Prokofiev’s Second Piano Concerto and Walton’s first symphony performed with world-renowned pianist Denis Kozhukhin.
ALL WEEKEND - Dvořák and Chopin in Concert @ Bass Performance Hall FW Symphony Orchestra presents Dvořák’s rhapsodic and electrifying Eighth Symphony and lively Slavonic Dance, plus Chopin’s classic Piano Concerto No. 1.
ALL WEEKEND - ‘Hamilton’ Musical @ Winspear Opera House Don’t miss the chance to see this epic saga about the life and legacy of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton and find out why it has made a profound impact on the way we think about our history.
ALL WEEKEND - ‘Misery’ Play @ Theatre Three Based on the novel by Stephen King, this horror classic tells the story of a novelist and his fan meeting under eerie circumstances.

Experiences / Family:

FRIDAY - 05/24 - Silent Disco @ Klyde Warren Park @ 8PM Dance the night away with Dallasites101 at a silent disco party!
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Family Magic & Comedy Show @ Addison Improv @ 2PMCome and experience this show full of high energy magic, illusions, juggling, lots of audience interaction, and more family-friendly fun.
SATURDAY - 05/25 - ‘Crazy Rich Asians @ Harwood Park @ 8PM
SATURDAY - 05/25 - ‘Big Hero 6’ Screening @ Klyde Warren Park @ 7PM
SATURDAY - 05/25 - Melting Pot Market @ AT&T Discovery District @ 2PM Dive into a world of artisanal delights from local vendors, offering everything from unique jewelry to delectable treats.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY - 05/25 - 05/26 - Scarborough Renaissance Festival LAST CHANCE - Visit the Renaissance themed festival set in a re-created 16th Century English village where you’ll find interactive experiences, live entertainment, delectable foods, and much more!
SUNDAY - 05/26 - Boho Market @ Klyde Warren Park @ 11AM Visit one of the largest artisan markets in Texas and shop one-of-a-kind goods from local small businesses.
SUNDAY - 05/26 - Carne Asada Festival @ Gilley’s @ 2PM The festival celebrates Dallas’ Latin culture and provides an immersive experience that showcases Latin talent, food, and culture.
ALL WEEKEND - ZestFest: Spicy Food and BBQ Festival @ Will Rogers Memorial Center Indulge in a fiery food experience at one of the largest culinary festivals in the country!
ALL WEEKEND - National Polka Festival @ Downtown Ennis Experience the traditions, religious customs, dancing, taste, and the sights and sounds of polka.
DAILY - Funbox - World’s Biggest Bounce Park @ Stonebriar Centre Mall & Hurst North East Mall FUNBOX is a unique entertainment and amusement experience consisting of 25,000 square feet of inflatable fun for kids and adults! Visit its two locations in DFW!
DAILY - ‘Destination: Dinosaurs’ @ Dallas Zoo Uncover the secrets of the dinosaurs as you wander among the shadows of over 100 life-sized colossal giants in one of the largest immersive dinosaur exhibits in the country.
DAILY - ‘T-Rex: The Ultimate Predator’ Exhibition @ Perot Museum Come explore the latest research and discoveries about tyrannosaurs, with an emphasis on the most famous and impressive member of the family — T. Rex.

Museum and Arts:

SUNDAY - 05/26 -Drawing from the Masters @ Meadows Museum @ 1:30PMEnjoy afternoons of informal drawing classes inspired by the museum collection.
DAILY - ‘From Munch to Kirchner: The Heins Collection’ Exhibition @ DMA The exhibition celebrates the legacy and art collection of Marie “Elinor” Heins through the recent gift of 30 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper by artists like Renoir, Signac, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Munch
DAILY - ‘The Impressionist Revolution: From Monet to Matisse’ Exhibition @ DMA The exhibition explores the fascinating story of Impressionism from its birth in 1874 to its legacy in the early 20th century and the revolutionary course it charted for modern art.
DAILY - ‘He Said/She Said: Contemporary Women Artists Interject’ Exhibition @ DMA Join contemporary women artists in questioning the myth of the sole male genius in an exhibition where contributions from male artists are strategically appropriated in order to create space for new, more inclusive narratives.
DAILY - ‘Tiffany Chung: Rise Into The Atmosphere’ Installation @ DMA Contending with current sociopolitical issues in relation to history and cultural memory, Chung’s practice documents and discusses the hidden histories of personal memory and experience.
DAILY - ‘Barnaby Fitzgerald: An Eye for Ballast’ Exhibition @ Meadows Museum This focused, monographic exhibition of key paintings by Dallas-based artist Barnaby Fitzgerald featuring his otherworldly landscapes and interior scenes, which contemplate themes from literature, mythology, and art history.
DAILY - ‘Surrealism and Us: Caribbean and African Diasporic Artists Since 1940’ Exhibition @ The Modern Centered on the intersection of Caribbean aesthetics, Afrosurrealism, and Afrofuturism, ‘Surrealism and Us’ explores how Caribbean and Black artists interpreted a modernist movement.
DAILY - ‘Rebecca Manson: Barbecue’ Exhibition @ The Modern NEW - Manson’s first solo museum presentation defies viewers’ expectations of clay as an art material as her monumental work evokes tension and stillness as two dualities of daily life.
DAILY - ‘Mexican Roots: Masks, Prints, and Traditional Arts of Mexico’ Exhibition @ Fort Worth Museum of Science and History Celebrate the vibrant world of masks and relief prints that capture the essence of Mexican history, people, culture, and religion.
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FRIDAY - MAY 24th

Rockies vs Phillies @ Coors Field @ 6:40PM Promotion: Class of 2024 Ticket Package
Candlelight Orchestra: A Tribute to Hans Zimmer @ Trinity United Methodist Church @ 6:30PM / 9PM Hear Hans Zimmer’s best soundtracks from ‘Inception,’ ‘The Lion King,’ ‘Interstellar,’ ‘The Dark Knight,’ and more.
Subtronics @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 6PM With Ternion Sound, Tape B, Grabbitz, Zen Selekta, & The Caracal Project
Subtronics Afterparty @ Gothic Theatre @ 11:45PM
Social Distortion @ Mission Ballroom @ 8PM
Zebbler Encanti Experience @ Meow Wolf @ 9PM
Klingande @ Temple @ 10PM
Breathe Carolina @ The Church Nightclub @ 9PM
Fighting The Phoenix @ Marquis Theater @ 7PM
Curb Surfer @ Fox Theatre @ 8PM With Public Picasso & Gem Theory
Taylor Swift Party @ Summit @ 8PM
Boogie Lights @ Bluebird Theater @ 8PM

SATURDAY - MAY 25th

Rockies vs Phillies @ Coors Field @ 7:10PM Promotion: City Connect Saturdays
Rapids vs Minnesota United FC @ Dick’s Sporting Goods Park @ 7:30PM
Backcountry Flying Showcase @ Exploration of Flight @ 10AM See the fun and challenges of backcountry flying up close, meet pilots, and view featured aircrafts on display.
Pop-Up Market @ Infinite Monkey Theorem @ 3PM Browse through a variety of local vendors selling unique and handcrafted items. Enjoy delicious snacks and drinks while you shop!
‘Giselle’ Ballet @ Ellie Caulkins Opera House @ 1PM / 6PM Colorado Ballet Academy presents the romantic tale of innocent love and betrayal.
Girl In Red @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 7PM With The Beaches
Joey Fatone & AJ McLean @ Paramount Theatre @ 7:30PM
Gimme Gimme Disco @ Summit @ 9PM
Two Door Cinema Club @ Mission Ballroom @ 8PM With Day Wave
Opie Gone Bad @ Gothic Theatre @ 9PM With 17th Avenue All Stars
Wicca Phase Springs Eternal @ Meow Wolf @ 8PM
Saturday Vintage Market @ Yardbird Denver @ 11AM
Frank Walker @ Temple @ 10PM
The Buttertones @ Fox Theatre @ 8PM With The Hayds & Big Pinch
Filth @ Moxi Theater @ 7:30PM

SUNDAY - MAY 26th

Rockies vs Phillies @ Coors Field @ 1:10PM
Hangin N’ Slangin’ Pop-Up Market @ RiNo @ 12PM Thrift unique and special vintage pieces from local vendors.
Buds & Boots @ Viewhouse Ballpark @ 2PM Calling all Zach Bryan lovers for a chance to win free tickets! Enjoy live music, complimentary cowgirl hats, budlight specials, and a hot dog eating contest.
‘Wonka’ Screening @ Stanley Marketplace
John Novosad Stand Up @ Comedy Works South @ 7:30PM
Celtic Woman Performance @ Paramount Theatre @ 7PM World-renowned Celtic Woman ensemble showcases some of Ireland's most talented singers and musicians.
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre @ 6:30PM With Luh Tyler, Dess Dior, & Byron Messia
ROAR @ Marquis Theater @ 8PM
Fantastic Cat @ Globe Hall @ 8PM

All Weekend

SATURDAY & SUNDAY - Denver Arts Festival @ Central Park @ 10AM Visit one of the nation’s leading arts festivals showcasing the best Colorado artists and craft-makers. Shop for art, enjoy music, and sip on delicious wine and beer.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY - Memorial Weekend Festival @ Old South Gaylord Steet Enjoy the first party of the summer season with live music, food trucks, crafts market, puppy yoga, and live music from local artists!
All weekend - Boulder Creek Festival Kick off the summer at this 3-day festival extravaganza featuring live performances, a beer fest, art battle, food trucks, kids activities, and local artisan market!
All weekend - Memorial Day Weekend Rib Fest @ Six Capital Brewing and BBQ @ 2PM Enjoy award-winning competition style ribs for Memorial Day!
All weekend - Matt McCusker Stand Up @ Comedy Works Downtown
All weekend - Rocky Laporte Stand Up @ Comedy Works South
All weekend - The Kitchen Dwellers @ The Mishawaka Amphitheatre
All weekend - ‘An Alpine Symphony’ in Concert @ Boettcher Concert Hall This unforgettable sendoff to Colorado Symphony’s Centennial Season includes Strauss’ epic ‘An Alpine Symphony,’ as well as compositions from Glinka and Prokofiev.
All weekend - Buddhist Arts and Film Festival @ The Dairy Arts Center The annual BAFF brings Buddhist inspired art, film, performance, discussion, and workshops to the community.
All weekend - ‘The Old Oak’ Screening @ The Dairy Arts Center A Palme d’Or nominee, this film is a deeply moving drama about loss, fear, and the difficulty of finding hope.
All weekend - ‘Company’ Musical @ Buell Theatre This revelatory new production of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s groundbreaking musical comedy is boldly sophisticated, deeply insightful, and downright hilarious.
All weekend - ‘Where Did We Sit On The Bus’ Play @ Singleton Theatre Through live music and storytelling, this one-person show immerses the audience in elaborate, layered soundscapes by fusing Latin rhythms, hip-hop, and spoken word poetry.
All weekend - ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ Play @ Kilstrom Theatre ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ is an epic and timely story of family, ambition, and risk, sprawling across 163 years of history of the Lehman Brothers.
All weekend - ‘Cullud Wattah’ Play @ Curious Theatre This time-bending play takes on the Flint Water Crisis and dives deep into the poisonous choices of the outside world and how we make the best decisions for our families’ futures when there are no options.
All weekend - ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ Play @ Vintage Theatre In this original Broadway production, an eclectic group of teenagers vie for the spelling championship of a lifetime.

Ongoing

Ongoing - ‘Bubble Planet’ Experience @ Exhibition Hub Art Center Prepare to be transported to surreal landscapes and explore 10 bubble-themed rooms that will take your imagination to new heights.
Ongoing - ‘The Berlin Airlift: Supplies from the Sky’ Exhibition @ Wings Museum The exhibit shares the lessons of courage, perseverance, and the triumph of the human spirit and pays tribute to the brave citizens who risked their lives to bring hope to a divided city.
Ongoing - ‘Biophilia: Nature Reimagined’ Exhibition @ DAM The exhibition brings together more than 80 imaginative works, including architectural models and photographs, digital installations, and immersive art that collectively highlight the transformative power of nature.
Ongoing - ‘Fazal Sheikh: Thirst Exposure In Place’ Exhibition @ DAM Capturing the Colorado Plateau, Sheikh’s portraits and landscapes shed light on the far-reaching consequences of extractive industry and climate change.
Ongoing - ‘The Russells in Denver, 1921’ Exhibition @ DAM Charles M. Russel’s works capture the vast landscapes, mountain ranges, and peoples of the American West of the 1880s, thus leaving a valuable chronicle of the West that once was.
Ongoing - ‘Sandra Vásquez de la Horra: The Awake Volcanoes’ Exhibition @ DAM The exhibition highlights paintings, drawings, and prints by award-winning artist Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, who explores the notions of fantasy, desire, fear, and pleasure and its relationship to the human body.
Ongoing - Spring Exhibition Series @ MCA MCA’s Spring series includes solo exhibitions of three contemporary artists whose multidisciplinary works focus on the exploration of the natural phenomena, landscapes, and human interactions with the natural world.

I was watching a documentary about Indian ocean theatre of WW2 and it got me thinking, whether the fact that the Royal Navy was a dominant global naval power for centuries and therefore had much more accumulated knowledge and experience than either IJN or USN provided for some advantages in modern era?
Did they have better naval charts? Better understanding of local weather patterns around the globe?
Or any historical knowledge was pretty much obsolete or readily available for all involved parties?

17-Cube Escape: The Cave
Hot take but this one was probably the most annoying one of them all. The reason it's so low on the list is cuz even with answers it's still above one's head(or I'm just dumb). It glitched almost every time I played it(which is probably not the game's fault) causing me start over from the beginning. It would have been much higher up the list if it weren't so frustrating to play. First part of the game is great tho. Overall 7.2/10 Difficulty level:9.3/10
16-Cube Escape: Harvey's Box
This game was their unique yet the most basic one. It was good but nothing mind boggling. One of their harder games. I also don't see how this game relates to the lore of rusty lake. So random, yet pulls you in. Overall 7.3/10 Difficulty level 8.8/10
15-Cube Escape: The Mill
Don't got much to say about this one. It's a good game and the story itself isn't there best ones, in my opinion. Short and sweet(if you're fast enough.) Still don't understand what the mill does. Overall 7.5/10 Difficulty level 7/10
14-Cube Escape: The Lake
This is their shortest game yet. You don't realize how short most of these games are when you don't know the answers. Anyway this one's quite good. Overall 7.6/10 Difficulty level 6/10
13-Cube Escape: Arles
This was probably the most easiest one of em all and I'm proud to say I didn't use a single hint. The story is basic compared to some others but it's still great nonetheless. Van Gogh's paintings have been wildy used in this series and I still don't get the significance of them. Overall 7.7/10 Difficulty level 2/10
12-Rusty Lake Paradise
This took me quite some time to complete and I guess it was pretty worth it. It got me a little clueless at first since this game wasn't really much connected to the other games. The voice acting in this one is great. Adding 10 plagues was a nice touch. If I'm being honest, the main character didn't deserve what all he went through. Overall 8/10 Difficulty level 8.2/10
11-Cube Escape: Case 23
This game lives up to it's description. Investigation of a mysterious death? Count me in! The logic behind some of the answers don't make any sense, but hey! this is Rusty Lake we're talkin' about. Adding 4 parts makes it feel like I'm playing 4 different games, which isn't much of complaint especially since the fact that all Rusty Lake games are connected. The last chapter was the hardest of them all and I still go no clue how I completed it(a walkthrough helped.) Overall 8.2/10 Difficulty level 8.5/10
10-Rusty Lake Hotel
Thisame was just complete randomness. Probably the most random one of them all. I guess this game is consists of the characters from Rusty Lake Paradise as animals but I could be wrong. It was also the most traumatizing one for me(if you know you know)Still good tho. Overall 8.3/10 Difficulty level 8.3/10
9-Cube Escape: Seasons
Halfway this game is really easy and then the rest half of the game just stumped me. It really puts of sense of understanding of who the characters are in the game for me . The recurring parrot, blue dressed woman and the iconic wallpaper that I see in the later games. Overall 8.4/10 Difficulty level 8.1/10
8-Rusty Lake Roots
This one took me the longest to finish and I don't regret it one bit. In my opinion, this game was the saddest one of em all and when I found out Frank had been in the well for all that time, I genuinely shed a tear...Anyway one thing I don't get is the significance of the pocket watch. Where did it even come from in the first place? What made it so special? Overall 8.5/10 Difficulty level 7.8/10
7-The Past Within
Genuinely one of the coolest concepts of this game series. They should do this more often. But the fact is I played this alone cuz all my friends are either too dumb(sorry) or they aren't interested(your loss) I guess it could've been way more fun if I did play it with someone but it was still pretty entertaining. I like how both the past and future have completely different graphics. Overall 8.7/10 Difficulty level 8.5/10
6-Samsara room
For a fact everyone's talking about how good the games but the music(most of the time)goes unnoticed. One of the best soundtracks of the series belong to this game. The game itself is kinda mesmerizing and you are pulled into it's world. Usually I'm not philosophical but this game forces me to be. Overall 8.9/10 Difficulty level 7.9/10
5-Cube Escape: Theatre
I like how this game is connected to The White Door which is think is a cool Easter egg. This one was good due to the fact that it was really creative. The puzzles especially kept me hooked. The fact that I didn't even realize it's actually quite short. How can something be this short and good? I also like how they focus a bit more on Robert this time. He in an underrated character. Overall 9/10 Difficulty level 8.2/10
4-Underground Blossom
One of the best atmospheres of any Rusty Lake game in my opinion. I especially liked how we finally get to know more about Laura's past since every other game was focused on her death. Is the black figure in the game supposed to be herself? I never really understood why it was there. Also now that I think about it, no way the vanderboom generation ended in Laura. Alternate ending head cannon: Laura and Robert actually get married and their son/daughter(in the future) go find Dale to get the answers to his past. Could be good. Maybe... Overall 9.4/10 Difficulty level 8/10
3-Cube Escape: Birthday
This is kind of a bias as this was the first ever Rusty lake game I've played. We finally get to see Dale's past for once. They should've atleast mentioned the Grandpa in the later games cuz he is a goated character. Also why does the rabbit piss me off so much. I genuinely do not like him. I didn't like him in Paradise as well(if ykyk) It is still an amazing game and the only annoyance was cutting the cake. Overall 9.6/10 Difficulty level 8/10
2- Cube Escape: Paradox
The most creative one yet. I love how they decided to add the movie versions of the characters aswell in the game. It's funny cuz in the short film the characters in the TV are in their cartoony game form. Cool detail, not gonna lie. The only annoyance was the globe and mind puzzle which genuinely killed me inside. But the rest of the game is so good that I forgot about this. Chapter 2 is equally as good imo, maybe even better. I also like how in Chapter 1 they show you all the people who have worked and on the game. The movie also is kind of a walkthrough and there are some hidden details which took way too long for me to find out. Overall 9.8.10 Difficulty level 9/10
1-The White Door
Ik this is a hot take aswell but this game changed me. I never in my life was hooked till start to end in a game before. I especially like how it focuses entirely on Robert this time. I can genuinely see they put alot of effort into the making of this game and it's so fresh to see a completely different format than what they usually do. It's the perfect amount of difficult and it's not insanely hard aswell. It is so good. I still wish their relationship didn't just end like that. Such a great game this one. It definitely has a special place in my heart. Nearly perfect. Overall 9.9/10 Difficulty level 8.1/10