Burning Man Festival - January 27, 2026
JRS: Ticket Registration Open + Man Pavilion
The Jackrabbit Speaks by Burning Man Project | V30:#10 ...
| No images? Click here Volume 30, Issue #10 | January 27, 2026 Black Rock City officially has its epicenter, an Axis Mundi, around which our hearts, and imaginations coalesce. This moment serves as a catalyst for so many creators, builders, dreamers, organizers (jackrabbits too), who are amped to begin building an ephemeral metropolis from the dust. Read on to learn all about Cryptomeria by Alexander Rose, the Black Rock City 2026 Man Pavilion. Who's ready to build an awe-inspiring ephemeral city dedicated to creativity and connection? Black Rock City 2026 ticket registration is OPEN now; it closes February 3 at 12pm PT. Yes, grasshopper, registration is required to participate in the Sunrise Sale on February 4 at 12pm PT. A tiered ticket model encourages you to pay your way, or contribute more to make Black Rock City a reality for more dusty humans. Jump below for the details. Tune into the Burning Man LIVE podcast for an interview with none other than Mark Day, the colorful being behind 24 Hours at Burning Man, and those whimsical Burning Man AI videos... you know the ones. Whether you burn locally or in the Black Rock Desert, the Renewables for Artists Team is ready to help you switch your power from fossil fuels to renewables. Department of Mutant Vehicle and Placement Office Hours are scheduled for February. Yes, YOU can drop in and ask all the questions. Want to go to Burning Man in French? Montreal invites you to participate in their Decompression. Read on, intrepid Burner. "Out of nothing, we created everything." - Larry Harvey Register Here & Now for the February 4 Black Rock City 2026 Ticket Sale! Registration is open NOW for the Sunrise Sale for tickets to Black Rock City 2026. The Sunrise Sale is your best chance to secure your spot and fuel connection and joy at the most unique event on the planet.
The spirit of gifting is represented in Black Rock City’s tiered and flexible ticket model, which invites you to help build Black Rock City and make lower-priced tickets available in later sales, opening doors for artists, dreamers and city builders from around the world to experience the awe that is the Burning Man culture and community.
Consider this your official Black Rock City invitation! Art: "Event Horizon" by Ben Bartlett, 2025 (Photo by Ales Prikryl) Cryptomeria: A Man Pavilion that Connects Earth, Sky, and Cosmos With delight, introducing Cryptomeria — the Black Rock City 2026 Man Pavilion, which serves as the platform upon which the Man effigy will rise. Designed by artist, inventor, and futurist Alexander (Zander) Rose, the 2026 pavilion draws inspiration from Japan's ancient and still living Jōmon Sugi tree, which has a heart that is open and inviting. In his concept submission, Zander shares these thoughts: The Axis Mundi is the place where worlds meet: root and crown, earth and sky, body and spirit. It is not a monument imposed from above, or a pedestal for a hero, but a living alignment revealed through participation. The Cryptomeria Man Base becomes this meeting point. Its roots invite the city to kneel, gather, and build outward together; its spiraling stairways draw bodies upward and inward, tracing the ancient helix that binds our genetic material, the past to future, and self to collective. Read "A Pavilion that Connects Earth, Sky, and Cosmos" (Rendering by Zander Rose) Listen to "Mark Day: 10,000 Hours at Burning Man" on the Podcast Mark Day’s videos serve as a digital gateway for many thousands of Burners, capturing that blurry edge where the default world ends and the playa begins. From his early days building tripper trappers and doing stand up comedy, to his controversial tinkering with AI art, Mark has easily put 10,000 hours into his popular “24 Hours at Burning Man” videos. Andie Grace speaks with Mark about creative process, being a Greeter in Black Rock City, and how acculturation is an everybody thing. Listen to "10,000 Hours at Burning Man" (Photo by Duncan Rawlinson) Open New Possibilities: Become a Patron of Black Rock City The Patron of Black Rock City program is a way to philanthropically contribute to Burning Man Project. For every $2,500 contribution, Patrons will receive a direct ticket purchase link and an extended window to purchase one (1) Black Rock City 2026 ticket and up to one (1) Vehicle Pass. "Elektra" by Engineered Artworks meets "Guma" by Harper Clark, 2025 (Photo by Danee Hazama) Learn to Power Your Project Using Renewables with Support from RAT The Renewables for Artists Team (RAT) is an all-volunteer community dedicated to lighting up Black Rock City and beyond without burning fossil fuels. RAT's 2026 application is open. They're inviting artists and theme camps to apply for hands-on guidance with powering their camps and installations using renewable energy sources. (Photo by Scott Williams) Placement & Department of Mutant Vehicles Office Hours Black Rock City office hours are BACK. (Or maybe they never went away?) All are welcome to chat with Placement and the Department of Mutant Vehicles. Here's where you ask how to register that mutant vehicle, when the Placed Camp Questionnaire opens, and anything else you're curious about. Department of Mutant Vehicles Office Hours Placement Office Hours (Photo by Jamen Percy) TaBURNak — March 28 — Montreal Where: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Imagine a space where art comes to life, where each interaction creates a spark, and where the night becomes a playground for collective imagination. At the 12th edition of Montreal's Decompression, immerse yourself in the principles of Burning Man, adapted to the scale of an extraordinary night. Bring your thing! Art grant applications are open now, until February 1. Tickets go on sale mid February. We were listening to... Carl Cox @ Disco Knights, Black Rock City 2017 | Listen on Soundcloud Burning Man Project on Facebook Post Request: Credits: More Information: Previous Editions of the Jackrabbit Speaks: Subscribe & Unsubscribe: You are receiving this because of your interest in and support of Burning Man Project. Burning Man Project • 660 Alabama St. San Francisco, CA 94110 • 415-865-3800 |







