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Burning Man. The Power of Gathering: Sparking Connections, Creativity, and Civic Action. In April 2024, Burners in Europe and beyond came together in Tallinn, Estonia, for the seventh European Leadership Summit (ELS). They taught and learned, conjured ideas for the future, and shared their stories with our intrepid Documentation team.
- Black Rock City 2023
Learn about our theme for the year, Burning Man 2024:...
- What is Burning Man
What Is Burning Man? Guided by the values expressed by the...
- Events
Once a year, 80,000 people gather in Nevada’s Black Rock...
- Connect & Collaborate
Burning Man has always been a collaborative endeavor,...
- Burning Man Arts
Through art grants, mentorship, and art management programs,...
- Regional Network
The Burning Man Regional Network plays a key role in the...
- Philosophical Center
Burning Man founder and original instigator Larry Harvey...
- Fly Ranch
Land Stewardship. As Burning Man’s CEO Marian wrote in...
- Black Rock City 2023
2 de sept. de 2022 · ¿Qué es el festival Burning Man y por qué es tan famoso? Te contamos cómo este evento anual transforma un duro desierto de Nevada en la ciudad del arte para juerguistas de todas las capacidades.
Burning Man (en español: hombre en llamas) es un evento anual de siete días de duración que se desarrolla en la «ciudad» de Black Rock, Nevada, Estados Unidos.
The Man burns on August 31, 2024. Like you, we’re already preparing for Black Rock City to rise again. Come celebrate an even more radically inclusive and sustainable city and global community with us in 2024!
The Man was prematurely set on fire around 2:58 am, Tuesday, August 28, during a full lunar eclipse. A repeat Burning Man prankster, Paul Addis, was arrested and charged with arson, [68] and the Man was rebuilt for regular Saturday burn.
4 de sept. de 2023 · An unusual late-summer storm has turned a weeklong, counterculture festival in the western United States into a sloppy mess. About 70,000 Burning Man partygoers got stuck in deep mud in the ...
