Hey there! For those who are interested in Burning Man tickets, it’s a big week. Read on for crucial and awesome info about how to get regular or Low Income tickets, plus a couple more goodies to get you ready for the Burn.
Hoping to buy a Burning Man ticket? Main Sale registration opens Wednesday, March 22 at 12pm (noon) Pacific Time and closes Friday, March 24 at 12pm (noon) Pacific through Burner Profiles.
You must register in order to access the Main Sale, which is on Wednesday, March 29.
Thinking of applying for a Low Income ticket? Get on it! The application will close April 17 (that’s less than four weeks away!) or as soon as we have enough applicants, whichever comes first. Applications are reviewed in the order they are received.
The Low Income Ticket Program is an integral part of Black Rock City. Every year this program helps make Black Rock City a more vibrant place for us all by welcoming in participants from a diversity of backgrounds.
Ask Us Anything! Ticketing AMA on Reddit TOMORROW, Mar. 22
Have burning questions about tickets? We want to hear them!
Wednesday, March 22 from 1pm – 3pm Pacific Time we’re excited to be hosting an “Ask Me Anything” (AMA) forum on the Burning Man subreddit. Get on over to r/burningman and submit your questions for us!
What, You Think Stickers Just Grow on Trees?
Zac Cirivello writes:
“Now is the time to start getting crafty on images for the 2017 event. Each year, about a hundred designs are submitted and the staff and volunteers at Burning Man headquarters select about a dozen to print for the year.
One sticker design out of those submitted is selected each year as the ‘not really official’ sticker of the year and given to every Burner at the Greeter Station as they arrive. A handful of the other designs will also be turned into sticker schwag sprinkled throughout BRC randomly (Immediacy! Gifting!) and shared with Burners all year round. Help us remember our wonderful home in the desert even when we’re away!”
#PlayaMade: Creating a Community That Goes Deeper Than Economics
Mia Quagliarello writes:
“There’s a secondary theme we’d like you to consider this year (and come to think of it every year ever after). It’s called ‘Playa Made’ — or #PlayaMade in social media parlance — and it’s a simple idea with mighty consequences. It means don’t buy new stuff just because you can and because it’s easy. It is bad for the earth, degrades our culture, and it’s just plain boring.
‘Playa Made’ means putting your wallet away and looking at what’s already around you. It means getting creative, crafty, and resourceful. It’s realizing that, together, we are creating experiences that can’t be bought, and the experience of Burning Man is all of it, from the outsized majesty of the art right down to the tiniest dangly earring gifted by a new friend.”
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