French stereophotographer Laurent Doldi is launching a crowdfunding campaign for his coming book "Les Pyrénées en 3D", a book (text in French) containing a selection of his best 3D photographs of the Pyrenees Mountains in the South of France. If the campaign is successful, publishing will start in November 2017. More info here under.

The California Museum of Photography (CMP) at the University of California, Riverside presents “Michael Lesy: Looking Backward,” a new exhibition of 3D stereoscopic photographs and technology that presents a portrait of the world at the beginning of the 20^th century. The exhibition opens March 11, 2017 and continues through July 15, 2017.

^{San Francisco Earthquake, 1906, Keystone-Mast Collection}

360Cities.net, the world's biggest spherical panorama publishing platform, is now hosting 3D stereoscopic panoramas.  They can be viewed on phone-based VR devices, or on your PC screen if you have a mirror stereoscope.  If you don't select VR mode, they are shown  as 2D panoramas, with full range zoom.  In VR mode they offer zoom over a smaller range, and static panning (with finger or mouse) in addition to the normal gyro-controlled panning.

The Man With F.E.E.E.T. is a brand new comedic adventure for View-Master viewers from Eric Drysdale. It features 21 3D stereoscopic photographs on 3 View-Master reels, accompanied by a read-along sixteen-page story-booklet-thingy (you may combine the set with a viewmaster viewer): A nice gift idea for fans of 3D stereoscopy for less than $20.