
The 70,000 People Trapped at Burning Man by Weather Can Finally Leave
But despite the mud, some Burners want to party on.

But despite the mud, some Burners want to party on.

Sad to say, Burning Man attendees will not be able to legally smoke weed on site, despite the fact that the annual event—now in its

Imagine an entire city built solely for the purpose of self-actualization and gratification. A city composed entirely of nightclubs and art galleries, bars and bordellos,

But despite the mud, some Burners want to party on.

Sad to say, Burning Man attendees will not be able to legally smoke weed on site, despite the fact that the annual event—now in its 31st year—is being held in Nevada, which has legalized recreational marijuana. Bummer for the burners, but they’ll manage. The problem, and this has never been a secret, is that weed consumption is not permitted on public

Imagine an entire city built solely for the purpose of self-actualization and gratification. A city composed entirely of nightclubs and art galleries, bars and bordellos, playgrounds and hookah parlors. No sirens or alarms; no doors or locks, gates or fences; no fighting; no police; and no money. Then imagine that after a mere week, this entire magical metropolis erases itself
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