The official The Hollow Virtual Events API listed ten public livestream events when checked October 25. The schedule below keeps the API’s UTC date and a rounded display minute. It is a creator-event calendar, not a confirmed maze rotation or reward schedule.
Official UTC schedule
Past by check time
Seek × NO_DATA
Start: Oct 23, 18:00 UTC
End: 18:30 UTC
Past by check time
Twisted Dandy × LimaMosca
Start: Oct 24, 23:00 UTC
End: 23:30 UTC
Oct 25 entry
Biter × Vani + Kyle
Start: Oct 25, 15:00 UTC
End: 15:30 UTC
Scheduled
The Deer × Bundun
Start: Oct 26, 22:00 UTC
End: 22:30 UTC
Scheduled
Hiachi × Kim Left Arm
Start: Oct 27, 12:00 UTC
End: 12:30 UTC
Scheduled
Mimic Anomaly × Kat
Start: Oct 28, 19:00 UTC
End: 19:30 UTC
Scheduled
Insp. × Itsjustnicholas
Start: Oct 29, 19:00 UTC
End: 19:30 UTC
Scheduled
The Overseer × SirDapper
Start: Oct 31, 00:00 UTC
End: 00:30 UTC
Finale morning
Piggy × KreekCraft
Start: Oct 31, 16:30 UTC
End: 17:00 UTC
Official title hidden
Mystery event
Start: Oct 31, 17:30 UTC
End: 18:00 UTC
The API timestamps include seconds, generally :59.606 after the displayed minute. This page shows the minute players will recognize. Use the API itself when exact machine timestamps matter.
Convert UTC correctly
Use a current time-zone converter and include the date, because an event near midnight UTC can fall on a different local day. Daylight-saving rules can also change between the hub opening and the November reward deadline. Do not apply a fixed offset copied from another player unless it matches your location on that date.
Check the official event card shortly before start. Roblox can update a title or time after this page’s October 25 check. The API’s updatedUtc value shows that some records were edited after creation.
What the schedule confirms
Each entry is public, hosted by the verified Roblox Presents group, and tied to The Hollow’s Universe and root Place. The monster and creator names are official event titles. The start and end values are official scheduled windows.
The schedule does not say that a creator will publish a permanent replay, that watching grants an item, or that the named monster enters the maze at that minute. No viewing reward should be assumed unless the current Roblox interface says so.
The mystery event
The tenth entry’s title, subtitle, and description are question marks in the API. Its public window is October 31 from 17:30 to 18:00 UTC. Keep the host, reward, and content unknown until the record or another official Roblox source reveals them.
Roblox Newsroom says the finale is on the morning of October 31. That supports a finale-day context but does not, by itself, identify the mystery event as the entire finale or give it a monster name.
Stream order is not maze order
The official Newsroom roster begins with The Deer, while the event feed begins with Seek. This mismatch shows why it is unsafe to publish the stream sequence as the daily maze sequence. Use the Monster Schedule to verify the current maze separately.
Likewise, the two events on October 31 do not prove that two monsters are introduced that day. They are two public event records with different titles and times.
How to watch safely
Enter through the official The Hollow event surface or a first-party creator destination linked there. A legitimate stream never needs your password, session cookie, recovery code, or an executable download. Be careful with copied countdowns and fake “watch to claim” pages.
If a stream includes route advice, compare it with the current maze before relying on it. The event can update between a broadcast and your run, and a creator’s observed mechanic may apply only to one server state.
Why no embedded video appears here
No video is embedded because the official schedule records are sufficient for the appointment task and do not promise stable replay URLs. An outdated embed can make a rescheduled or removed event look current. Directly checking the current Roblox event surface provides a clearer status.
Status definitions
Past by check time means the listed end was before this page’s October 25 review. Scheduled means the official time had not passed at that review. Mystery means Roblox hid the text; it does not authorize guessing. Every label should be rechecked when the API changes.