“There’s a tantalizing, palpable energy out there that is almost impossible to describe,” says Anne Phan, a San Francisco-based tech executive who’s attended Burning Man twice. These days, the gathering attracts people from all walks of life, from students to seniors, buskers to bankers, for seven days of community and camaraderie. Items are independently selected Penske Media may earn a commission from purchases made from our links.īurning Man takes over Black Rock City again this week as the annual festival marks its 33rd edition, with tens of thousands of attendees expected to flock to the Nevada desert for a weeklong pilgrimage of music, art and self-expression.įirst held on a nondescript public beach in San Francisco in 1986, where attendees literally burned an 8-foot tall effigy as a form of protest, Burning Man has quickly risen from an underground assembly of artists and misfits to a multi-million dollar mass meet-up thoroughly entrenched in the mainstream. This article is a part of RS Recommends, an editorial series reviewing products in music and entertainment.
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