Burning Man 2023 has been postponed due to flooding caused by Tropical Storm Hilary. The event was scheduled to take place from August 27 to September 4, 2023, in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada. However, Hilary made landfall in the area on August 20, bringing heavy rain and flooding. The playa, the dry lake bed where the event is held, was covered in several inches of water, and there was a risk of sinkholes and other safety hazards.
The Temple of the Heart is a large-scale art installation that will be built at Burning Man 2023. It is an intricate structure resembling an upside-down desert flower, designed to be a place for people to connect with their hearts and to heal from grief and loss.
Explore the Sonoran desert, North America’s largest desert: home to the world’s tallest cacti, unique wildlife, healing hot springs, history-rich ghost towns, and more.
Burning Man 2023 is just around the corner, and thousands of camps will spring up in Black Rock City. These camps are a vital part of the Burning Man experience, providing participants with a place to stay, food to eat, and activities to enjoy.
There are camps for all interests and budgets, from large theme camps with elaborate art installations to small, intimate camps that offer a more low-key experience.
Burning Man is cracking down on noise pollution with a new sound policy for the 2023 event. The policy bans amplified sound from 10pm to 6am daily, with some exceptions for art cars and sound camps that have been granted permits.
Burning Man 2023 is a celebration of creativity, community, and our deep connection to the natural world. The theme for this year’s event is “Animalia,” and the art installations will reflect this. Visitors can expect a visually stunning and immersive experience that will evoke contemplation and reflection.