Burning Man Is Over, but Regional Burns Keep the Party Going Year-Round

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Love Burn was Fernanda Uriegas’ first burn, even before attending Burning Man, where she met her partner who she lives with in Colorado.“I would recommend that people who haven’t been to the Big Burn go to this one first.

Many regional burners speak fondly of this southern burn, with about 600 to 700 attendees who party on what is called the “Piney Playa” an hour and a half outside New Orleans.“Engulf was my first regional burn outside of the Pacific Northwest, and I loved it,” says Danielle “Relay” Latimer.“There is certainly more Cajun influence in the art given its location, but the spirit is very much the same as any other regionals.

It’s held at fair grounds outside Santa Cruz, so it offers proper bathrooms, electricity, and running water, which attracts families and older people.“I met quite a few people in their seventies who said, ‘I love Burning Man and I’m too old to deal with the weather and stress,’” says Gina Levy from Berkeley.