At the end of August, tens of thousands of people from all over the world will flock to the Nevada Desert to burn — or dance with abandon — in a costumed world full of music and art that leaves behind any trace of one’s actual life.
Burning Man, now one of the most famous art and music festivals in the world, has been around for over 25 years and operates within a temporary city called Black Rock City (or The Playa as it is otherwise known) that is erected in a barren stretch of desert and comprised of various self-sustaining camps; some as large as a small village. (info thanks to Yahoo Travel)
In short, Burning Man is the modern day Woodstock
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