"Wear something that feels fun." Sample added that both men and women can wear these same items. "Burning Man is completely androgynous," said Sample. "People abandon gender norms." As if on cue ...

Burning Man organizers, who run the camp around 10 ... Participants adopt playa names and generally wear elaborate costumes, in part to block the ever-present dust. Other people wear nothing ...

Marked by redness, pain and swelling, “Playa Foot” is a chemical burn that Burning Man organizers say is not serious but uncomfortable. Festival organizers recommend attendees wear closed-toe ...

In 1986, two men burned an eight-foot tall human-shaped sculpture in San Francisco’s Baker Beach as a small crowd gathered to watch the first annual Burning Man. Today, tens of thousands of ...

About 70,000 Burning Man partygoers got stuck in deep mud in the northern Nevada desert amid dwindling water and food supplies. But Burning Man organisers reopened the road leading out of the ...

How did it get here? By Callie Holtermann “Imagine a hallucinogenic state fair,” the reporter Rick Marin wrote about Burning Man in The New York Times in 2000. The article described an ...