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BEQUINOX INFORMATION
Where – Joshua Tree Lake Campground - 2601 Sunfair Rd Joshua Tree, CA 92252
When – The Gates open on Friday March 22nd at noon. Participants need to be off the property by noon on Sunday March 24th.
Theme – Human Spirit
KEY POINTS
- Gates will be closed between 11pm Friday night till 8am Saturday morning.
- Gates will close for the event at 8pm Saturday Night. Please plan your arrival accordingly.
- The event has been capped at 1,000. This includes staff, volunteers and participants.
- Seraphim will burn at 9pmish Saturday Night.
- This is an all ages camping event.
- This is a pet free event. Please leave your dogs \ pets at home.
There will be no tickets sold at the Gate.
- There are 28 RV sites available. These sites will be $75 each. These sites will go to Theme Camps first based on interactivity. There is NO staking in the RV site area.
- Yes, you can stake in the open camping area.
- There will be wood and ice for sale. No, we do not have the price yet, but will let you know soon.
- If you would like to volunteer at BEquinox, please send an email to
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- f you would like to bring your Theme Camp to BEquinox, please send an email to
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- If you would like to bring an art installation to BEquinox, please send an email to
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- If you would like to bring an art cart to BEquinox, please send an email to
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LA Decom Photo Contest
With all the great photos from LA Decom, we could not resist having a photo contest. The outcome with be an amazing calendar/fund raiser for the LA League of Arts and future arts and education grants. Everyone who took photos at LA Decom is invited to enter.
Our New Photo Contest has Begun: 2012 LA Decom Photo Contest.
Enter Now!http://www.facebook.com/pages/a/245968595512736?sk=app_189734651158747
Silent Disco
Tonight at 2AM our participating sound stages will be converting to "silent disco" mode. Using your smart phone and headphones you can be at the stage dancing with people listening to the same music! Each stage will have a wireless network you can join and/or you can use your data plan to stream it from the internet. For the links to the stream and full details please point your browser over to…
LA Decompression Live Silent Disco Info Here
LA Decompression Mobile App
Stay organized with the performances, keep a zoomable map handy to navigate stages and find art,
and connect with your fellow burners by downloading the free mobile app for
Map
Downloadable PDF Versions of the
Map and Legend are Below
Below are the map and two legends to LA Decom. One is in numerical order and one is in alphabetical order. Click on the links to downlod and print them out,
Decom Legend ( alphabetical order)
Decom Legend ( numerical order)
Stage Line Ups 2012
Please find below the PDFs for each of the stage line ups.
LA Fire Brigade Flow Arts Stage (fire arts)
IMPORTANT LA DECOM BURN INFO
SPECIAL EDITION: “SERAPHIM: THE SPIRIT OF UNIFICATION” TO SURVIVE DECOMPRESSION THROUGH NO FAULT OF OUR OWN
As the Los Angeles Burning Man community prepares for its annual Decompression, organizers have joined the Los Angeles Fire Department in calling off the art burn. “Seraphim: The Spirit of Unification” was set to burn at 2:00 am, with the event going all night for the first time. It was the first time an actual burn had been planned for the event, now in its tenth year.
“The Los Angeles Fire Department is absolutely right on this. It’s been way too dry and way too hot. It would be irresponsible and unsafe to burn under these conditions,” said Athena Demos, producer of the 10th Annual Los Angeles Decompression Arts and Music Celebration. The event takes place in LA State Historic Park on October 13th, starting at 1:00 pm. It concludes at dawn the following day. “We are still taking this event till dawn.”
Plans currently call for the art piece to be installed at the park on Sunday, October 7th. Starting the next day, artists and members of diverse Los Angeles communities will be invited to make art together at the base of the installation. Materials will be free, and Burning Man artists will be on hand to collaborate, teach, learn, and make friends with anyone interested. Hours will be 3:30 pm to sunset Monday – Friday.
All visitors will also be invited to decorate a board for nailing on to the art piece. People often leave personal messages, resolutions, and memorials on the piece, using it much like the Temple at Burning Man. At the end of Decompression, Seraphim will be dismantled and stored until conditions improve and a suitable place is found for the eventual burn.
“The silver linings here are that we get a chance to demonstrate our complete devotion to safety and to cooperation with the LA Fire Department. Also, we have another reason to come together in a few weeks or months to have our burn,” Demos said.
The rest of the day will feature musical stages, plenty of art, food, and thousands of “burners” and neighbors enjoying the annual event. It will take place at the LA State Historic Park (1245 N. Spring St, Los Angeles, CA, 90012).
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