Burning Man Flambe Lounge Precompression 2009

by Scott Beale on June 1, 2009 · 1 comment

Precompression 2009

To help gear up for this years event, Burning Man is having their Flambe Lounge Precompression 2009 this Saturday, June 6th at Mission Rock Cafe in San Francisco.

Precompression is our annual community celebration to ramp up for Burning Man. It is a showcase for artists, theme camps and performers to find collaborators and try out new work. It’s a venue for idea exchange and an incubator for new ideas and collaborations. This one will have an evolution-themed slant—whatever evolution means to YOU!

So, come on by and join in the experiment as we reinvent ourselves anew. Evolutionary attire encouraged at this Flambe Lounge with plenty of art and dancing on two floors and an outside waterfront patio!

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1 Roland Smart June 1, 2009 at 3:23 pm

There’s a pre-art event happening before this on Treasure Island as well. Info here: http://www.tinyurl.com/roomart

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