Burning Man art, music and culture for all ages Longtime attendee Sarah Matthews and her husband brought their 1-year-old son, Oaken, with them this year. Snuggled in a backpack, he gazed around ...

Twas ever thus. Burning Man may have started as a gathering of San Francisco counterculture types, but in recent years it has morphed into a confab of tech bros, celebs, and influencers—many of ...

A 2019 fellow of the National Critics Institute, they’re considered an authority on fandom, the internet, and the culture wars. But Burning Man’s reputation collapsed faster than a tent in a ...

Even organisers admitted they were disheartened by the "commodification and exploitation of Black Rock City and Burning Man culture". Burning Man in a lot of ways is a microcosm of American culture.

In its current iteration, Burning Man is a week-long self-sustaining festival ... and inspire a sense of culture, community, and civic engagement.” Around 80,000 people descend onto the barren ...

“Another complaint among Burners is, ‘Oh, these new people, they don’t understand Burning Man culture. They just come for the weekend, they think it’s Coachella, they’re half-assed ...

culture, and core community principles of Arizona Burners (which are residents of Arizona who share an affinity for and involvement with the Burning Man Project) that often are overshadowed by the ...

The CEO of Burning Man said Sunday that the situation at the venue in Nevada's Black Rock Desert was under control and far from alarming. “There is no cause for panic," Marian Goodell told NBC News.

The Burner identified herself as Tobey (a playa name), and said she had hitchhiked from Burning Man to Reno after the event for the past two years. “But never in a dust storm,” she said ...

Goodell added in a statement that the sale "is an exciting opportunity to connect more people interested in Burning Man and the arts and culture." Last year's extreme weather conditions could be ...