While Burning Man 2023 got stuck in the mud, plans for Denver DeCOmp continue.
An estimated 70,000 people gathered for the Burning Man festival were stranded at Black Rock in Nevada this weekend, after storms turned the desert into mud and the roads were closed to anything but emergency traffic. Attendees have been ordered to shelter — or is that party? — in place. Still, some managed to leave the area; DJ Diplo posted a video to Instagram on September 2 showing him and comedian Chris Rock in the back of a fan’s pickup truck.
, which has over 11,000 members, is full of helpful suggestions for where to get socks and how to get vehicles unstuck, as well as a link of the officialThe latest news on that page includes an update on the scheduled burning of the giant effigy that gave the festival its name: postponed from 10 p.m. MDT September 3 to the same time on September 4. is still set for 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Saturday, October 14, at ReelWorks Denver, whose theme this year is"Where the Wilder Things Are.
"Join us for Denver's annual DeCOmpression. Where Denver's burner community and those interested in learning more about Burning Man unite each year to share stories, connect, decompress and celebrate amidst interactive art, workshops, music, performances and oodles of community love."
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