BLACK ROCK CITY, Nevada, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Thousands of Burning Man attendees readied to make their "exodus" on Monday as the counter-culture arts festival in the Nevada desert ends in a sea of ...

Burning Man is set to return to Black Rock City for yet another edition of the world's most unique arts festival and fans will be delighted to hear this year's theme. The annual event, scheduled ...

The Burning Man festival removed a massive pro-Palestine sculpture from the list of art installations set to be on display at the massive gathering this summer. More than 1,000 people signed an ...

The festival typically has a penultimate night send-off with the burning of a giant wooden effigy of a man, along with a fireworks show. Originally set for Saturday night, it was rescheduled for ...

But Burning Man organisers reopened the road leading ... However, the news channel CNBC estimated the experience could set festival-goers back as much as $1,500, if lodging, travel, food and ...

Named for the huge totem set on fire at the festival’s culmination, Burning Man participants say they dedicate their time to making art and building community. That community is based on 10 ...

The driving ban at Burning Man was lifted Monday ... with the burning of a wood temple structure set for Tuesday night that signals the end of the festival. The burning was postponed as ...

Burning Man festival-goers accept huge losses in desperate ... By doing so, it can preserve the unique atmosphere that has ...

Camps are set on a muddy desert plain after heavy rains turned the annual Burning Man festival site ... More in Nevada's Black Rock desert into a mud pit.

Camps are set on a muddy desert plain at the Burning Man festival in Black Rock, City, Nevada, Sept. 2, 2023. Black Rock Desert was faced with two to three months worth of rain in just a matter of ...

By Amanda Holpuch Burning Man, the Nevada desert festival that routinely sells out tickets, is set to return this month, and ticket sales have slumped for the first time in years. It’s too soon ...