Posts tagged Cafe Temps Perdu
A Blaze of Glory / Burning Man torched to climax eccentric six-day art festival in the Nevada desert
A Blaze of Glory / Burning Man torched to climax eccentric six-day art festival in the Nevada desert

News coverage of the 1997 Burning Man gathering by SFGate. 20,000 were expected, but 12,000 showed up, due to higher ticket prices.

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History of Burning Man, News ReportingTrip BrownSan Francisco Gate, SFGate, Burning Man 1997, 1997, Eric Wilhelm, Enchanted Forest, Georg Pfeiffer, Desertpalooza, Bill Cagle, Jim Mason, Fastest Furniture, Richard Cossel, Paul Mijanovich, Marshall Emerson, Eddie Egyed, Cafe Temps Perdu, Saron Dae Wolf, Bavarian Illuminati Motorcycle Club
Burning Man 1995
Burning Man 1995

Burning Man 1995, Black Rock Desert. The year theme camps took prominence, a formal ticket was issued, and a rain storm turned the playa into a mud slick.

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History of Burning ManTrip Brown1995, 1995 Burn, Theme camps, Peter Doty, Burning Man 1995, Piss Clear, Somarts, Pepe Ozan, Vince Koloski, DSW, William Binzen, Gordon Burke, Rave camp, Mark "Spoonman" Petrakis, Dan Miller, Flynn Mauthe, DPW, Larry Breed, Ember, Trash fence, annual theme, good and evil, Cafe Temps Perdu, P Segal, No commerce, Flash, Joe Fenton, Blast shields, McSatans, Adrian Roberts, Kimric Smythe, Erik Davis, pyrodesiacs, Toyland, Collapsing silence, fireball, City of Art, Fire Lingam, Seemen, Fire Dragons, Simone Tnird Arm, Scot Jenerik, Dangerous Rhythms, Dezso Molnar, Tom Kennedy, Magenta Crowe, Pussycat Caverns, Flossie and the Unicorns, Panacea Theriac, Mona Jean, Bindlestiff Family Cirkus, Daniela Haskara, Screaming Divas, The Mermen, Polkacide, Jim Cert, Kat Sharest, Amitron, Sharkbait, Madstone, Three Day Stubble, Scot Sheppard, SPaZ, Wicked, Art Car Camp, Big Foot Plaza, Disgruntled Postal Workers, Cathedral of the Wholly Sacred, Saurintology, Dream Circus, Crucifixion with a Celebrity, Anon Salon, White Trash Camp, Marathon, Camera Obscura, Fashion Show, Java Cow, Steve Yonkman, Ray Cirino