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The 7th Annual LA
Submitted by athenademos on July 23, 2009 - 12:11am.
The 7th Annual LA Decompression Music & Arts Festival
A fundraiser for Burners Without Borders www.burnerswithoutborders.org
October 3rd Noon to Midnight
at the Los Angeles State Historical Park (yes, the cornfield)
1245 N. Spring Street, 90012
7 Stages of Live Entertainment, Tons of Arts and Activities for all ages
$10 presale (on sale day after BM), $15 at door in costume, $20 in street wear (children under 12 free)
***dwp, rangers, and bm crew with 2009 badges get in free***
Complete info, photos, schedule, parking info at decom.laburningman.com (please note our web address has changed)
Description: This is the Official Burning Man Los Angeles Decompression event. Experience the art and culture of Burning Man brought to life in downtown LA. Be a participant in the LA Burner community, and immerse yourself in twelve hours of art, performance, live bands, Djs, theme camps, art cars, green technologies, puppetry, circus, marching bands, fire steam, and 2009 imagery. Come be a part of the experience.
Call for Participation: We have so many ways you can participate in Decom.
With our open park location we have a lot more space for your installation. Your amazing and diverse talents, spirit, creativity and enthusiasm are what this great community is all about. If you know of other artists who may like to be involved, please forward this to them immediately and have them respond to
For Art Installation: art@laburningman.com
For Theme Camps: camps@laburningman.com
For Performers, Bands, Djs: perform@laburningman.com
For Volunteers (we so need you): volunteers@laburningman.com
For Press: press@laburningman.com
We look forward to playing in the park with each and everyone one of you.
And please join us on the Regional Website for all the up to date information about Burners in Los Angeles. www.laburningman.com
The LA Decom Team.
Submitted by athenademos on July 23, 2009 - 12:11am.
The 7th Annual LA Decompression Music & Arts Festival
A fundraiser for Burners Without Borders www.burnerswithoutborders.org
October 3rd Noon to Midnight
at the Los Angeles State Historical Park (yes, the cornfield)
1245 N. Spring Street, 90012
7 Stages of Live Entertainment, Tons of Arts and Activities for all ages
$10 presale (on sale day after BM), $15 at door in costume, $20 in street wear (children under 12 free)
***dwp, rangers, and bm crew with 2009 badges get in free***
Complete info, photos, schedule, parking info at decom.laburningman.com (please note our web address has changed)
Description: This is the Official Burning Man Los Angeles Decompression event. Experience the art and culture of Burning Man brought to life in downtown LA. Be a participant in the LA Burner community, and immerse yourself in twelve hours of art, performance, live bands, Djs, theme camps, art cars, green technologies, puppetry, circus, marching bands, fire steam, and 2009 imagery. Come be a part of the experience.
Call for Participation: We have so many ways you can participate in Decom.
With our open park location we have a lot more space for your installation. Your amazing and diverse talents, spirit, creativity and enthusiasm are what this great community is all about. If you know of other artists who may like to be involved, please forward this to them immediately and have them respond to
For Art Installation: art@laburningman.com
For Theme Camps: camps@laburningman.com
For Performers, Bands, Djs: perform@laburningman.com
For Volunteers (we so need you): volunteers@laburningman.com
For Press: press@laburningman.com
We look forward to playing in the park with each and everyone one of you.
And please join us on the Regional Website for all the up to date information about Burners in Los Angeles. www.laburningman.com
The LA Decom Team.
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Sat, September 12, 2009 - 10:09 AMThanks! Bump!
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Sat, September 12, 2009 - 10:33 AMDoes anyone know where to get the $10 pre-sale tickets?
The link above doesn't have an option to purchase tickets. -
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Sat, September 12, 2009 - 11:54 AMYou should call Wolfie and ask him. I seem to remember him posting his cell phone number in this tribe a while back. Totally, call him if you have any questions, about this or anything else. He's very knowledgeable and loves to help peolple. :-)
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Sat, September 12, 2009 - 3:07 PM$10 presale tix are available at decom.beticketing.com
I found that on the Facebook event page, www.facebook.com/event.php
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Fri, September 18, 2009 - 2:00 AMBUMP BUMP BUMP
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Fri, September 18, 2009 - 9:55 AMthanks for the heads up
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Sun, September 20, 2009 - 1:02 PMI am applying to host a one-person theme camp: PLAYA DUST CAMP.
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Tue, September 22, 2009 - 2:52 PMI havent gotten any info or questionaire on theme camp placement such for size or activities for Decom? Any one get any info yet?
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Fri, October 2, 2009 - 1:39 PMhey burnificators...
anyone bringing *drumz* to throw down with? ; ] -
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Fri, October 2, 2009 - 10:30 PMIt sounds like this is usually a cornfield (or something like that)? Can you bring a tent and camp there? -
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Fri, October 2, 2009 - 11:47 PMNo, unless you are involved in setting up the event. It was only a cornfield once, it's a state park normally, with all the usual buzz-kill rules. -
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Sat, October 3, 2009 - 12:30 AMSerious buzz kill rules, and even park rangers who walk around during the event being all park rangery. If you look at the LADecom site you'll see they are getting pretty stern. Catch the "Per the park" in these...
"WHAT'S NOT ALLOWED IN: Per the park, we will be checking bags at the gate. Please do not bring coolers, open containers, alcohol, markers, illegal substances, or weapons of any kind.
INS AND OUTS: Per the park, there will be no ins and outs after 6pm. We will have to remove your wristband after 6pm if you leave the event."
That "corn field" tag is either an historical one, or relates to the shape of the plot (depending on which story you believe). You'd have more luck pitching your tent on the sidewalk across the street. At least then you'd be in the LAPDs jurisdiction and the ACLU gets grouchy at them for bothering the homeless. Just leave your markers at home. (I love seeing that. I always think, "Markers? What am I, twelve?") -
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Sat, October 3, 2009 - 1:25 AMMaybe banning markers is meant to prevent tagging and graffiti (that's been a big problem in some of the parks).
Although...I don't remember there being any kind of fixtures or anything in that park to write on, so my theory could be totally off. -
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Re: LA Decompression 2009 Oct 3
Sat, October 3, 2009 - 1:29 AMThere are stone benches near the parking lot round-about. That's all I can think of. Maybe a sign, standard State Park issue, talking about the place. I know it's meant to prevent tagging, but this is not the kind of crowd that usually goes in for that stuff. That's why I think it's funny.
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