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theloveburn.com

Love Burn was founded as a camping event for friends to grow a happy, prosperous community that encourages interactive art. Over the years, The Love Burn has grown from a small group to thousands of builders, creators, artists, doers, musicians and friends. We gather together annually on the beautiful island in Miami to grow, share, learn, be, and celebrate the possibilities of life, art, music and love. Please share what Love Burn means to you on our Community Page on FB, IG or your favorite social media. Please #loveburn.

fireflyartscollective.org

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tothemoonburn.org

To The Moon, a regional Burning Man event in Middle Tennessee.

borderlandfestival.com

Experience Borderland Music Festival at Knox Farm State Park in East Aurora, NY. 3-Days of music this September 18-20 located just outside of Buffalo, NY.

pafireflyevents.org

PAFF celebrates the annual PA Firefly Festival on the last weekend of June. This coincides with the mating displays of over fifteen different species of firefly in the Allegheny National Forest area including the Synchronous firefly and the unique "Chinese Lantern" firefly along the Tionesta Creek.

droomplekken.nl

droomplekken.nl biedt 1.700 tips van een onafhankelijke reisjournalist. met de mooiste bestemmingen, wandelroutes, watervallen, steden en nationale parken.

talk.theborderland.se

Vad är The Borderland? - Introduktion för allmänheten🌈Intro (What is the Borderland?)The Borderland is a regional burn event based on Burning Man's 10 Principles (+ an 11th: consent). These principles guide our community to create a temporary city based on radical self-expression, communal effort, and immediacy. From its start in 2011 with only 46 participants, the Borderland now welcomes over 4,000 participants annually.More than just an event; it’s a self-organized gathering, created entirely by its participants - a community of creators, dreamers, and builders - using decentralized tools. The Borderland is named for the liminal space it inhabits - between imagination and reality, its only boundaries are those set by your creativity.Don't like reading? Here's a quick slideshow of the tl;dr🙋‍♀️ Who makes Borderland happen? You do.There is no central production team - only participants actively shaping the experience. There are no stages, no vendors, and no spectators. You don't buy a ticket, you are joining as a co-creator.The Borderland is organized by Gränslandet Ideell Förening, a Swedish nonprofit where every participant is an equal member. Our governance is open and democratic with annual meetings to decentralized teams. Check out our bylaws here.No role is more valuable than another. Whether you're creating a massive art installation or helping clean up MOOP, your participation matters equally. Everyone gets the same chance to join, with no exceptions.We organize ourselves using a mix of tools linked below in a decentralized manner which allows for anyone to see what needs doing and step up where it's needed. You don't need permission, just initiative (we call this do-ocracy).Borderland is a blank canvas. There's no pre-set program - the event becomes what we collectively dream up and build. Whether it's a massive art piece or a cozy tea tent, a roving performance or a quiet chill space, what you bring helps shape the world we'll share.Jump in - the Borderlan

farmandwilderness.org

Bill Schwartzchild has fond memories of his time at Farm and Wilderness in 1950 to 1953. It changed his life and got him out of Philadelphia during a polio epidemic.