Burning Man Update: The Jack Rabbit Speaks
Volume 17, Issue #29 LOCAL TOWNS & RESOURCES
July 18, 2013



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INTRODUCTION

RENO - THE BIGGEST LITTLE CITY IN THE WORLD:
+ FULL-BLOWN RENO INFORMATION
+ RENO-TAHOE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
+ AIR PLAYA INFO AT THE RENO-TAHOE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
+ THE EXODUS TRASH AND RECYCLING NETWORK (EXTRA!)
+ BURNER EXPRESS -- BUSING FROM THE RENO AIRPORT (AND SF) TO BRC
+ ADVANTAGE FLIGHT -- WE'LL FLY YA TO THE PLAYA
+ RIDESHARING FROM RENO TO BRC
+ DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM RENO TO BLACK ROCK CITY
+ THE GENERATOR COMMUNITY ART AND BUILDERS SPACE
+ "BURNING MAN - THRIVING IN THE DESERT, FLOURISHING IN THE WORLD" EXHIBIT 
OPENING IN RENO-TAHOE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN AUGUST

TOWNS EN ROUTE FROM DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS:
+ FROM THE NORTHWEST: CEDARVILLE & ALTURAS
+ FROM THE EAST: LOVELOCK
+ FROM THE SOUTHEAST: FALLON
+ FROM THE SOUTH: FERNLEY
+ BRC'S CLOSE NEIGHBORS: WADSWORTH, NIXON, AND PYRAMID LAKE

PLAYA-PROXIMATE TOWNS
+ GETTING YOUR SUPPLIES AND SHOWERS IN GERLACH
+ GERLACH CAR WASH
+ PURCHASING WATER IN GERLACH
+ EMPIRE STORE

CONNECT WITH BURNING MAN:
+ Burning Man on your favorite social networks

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In the last JRS, we mistakenly (ooooops) left a placeholder URL in the section 
about alternative costume options. We're still waiting on the correct one, and 
will post it when it's available. 

ONWARD!

Hello everybody ... in case you haven't peeked at the calendar lately, it's 
high time to start plotting your strategy for getting to Black Rock City, and 
getting all the supplies you need along the way. And we're here to help. We've 
compiled an impressive (if we do say so ourselves) collection of resources in 
the neighboring towns you'll pass through on the way to BRC, whichever 
direction you're coming from -- even from the air.

Whether you want to load up on water, find a tent, grab another costume, get 
that last shower ... or just take a moment to kiss civilization goodbye, we've 
got you handled ...

Yep, coming from the West or Southwest (or flying in from across the country or 
around the globe), we've got Reno covered. From the Northwest, Cedarville. From 
the East, we got Lovelock and Fernley. From the Southeast, there's Fallon. Then 
for most travelers, Wadsworth and Nixon, our good neighbors from the Pyramid 
Lake Paiute Tribe. And finally, when you get up close to the playa, our 
favorite small desert towns: Gerlach and Empire.

Now, this part is important: these communities are our neighbors. We've formed 
some great relationships with them over the years, and frankly, our community 
in the desert couldn't continue without them. Please pay all these towns the 
utmost respect on your way through. Show them some love, and be sure to 
remember that your actions represent Burners everywhere. When patronizing a 
local business, rest area, or parking lot, please be respectful and courteous. 
Just like on the playa, you absolutely must LEAVE NO TRACE. And keep your damn 
pants on, just this once.

Finally, if you're going to be loading up on supplies in the region, learn more 
about how you can spend your money at businesses that invest in social capital: 
http://bit.ly/MG574Q 

The Man burns in 44 days!


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FULL-BLOWN RENO INFORMATION

The Reno area is the nearest major metropolitan area to Black Rock City, 2.5 
hours away. If you plan to get any or all of the supplies you need in Reno, or 
to stay overnight there, we have a big section on our website PACKED with 
information on all of the important local resources -- supermarkets, water, 
hardware, curiosity shops, recycling, trash and greywater disposal, hotels, 
restaurants, bars, transportation and shipping, you name it. And all mapped out 
for your navigational planning. These pages are painstakingly updated each year 
by a team of local Burners who know whereof they speak. Check it out:

http://bit.ly/MCcRTq


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RENO-TAHOE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Burning Man is the busiest time of year for the Reno-Tahoe International 
Airport, with over 15,000 Burners coming through on their way to and from the 
playa. In fact, Burning Man brings an estimated $10 million in revenue to the 
airport and the Airport President recently said "Burners literally put the 
'International' in Reno-Tahoe International Airport's name." Cool, huh? Well 
we've got information and resources that will help make your travel through the 
airport as smooth as possible here:

http://bit.ly/2LojV


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AIR PLAYA INFO AT THE RENO-TAHOE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Through the coordinated efforts of the Burning Man Project and Reno-Tahoe 
International Airport, Air Playa Info returns for its sixth year to provide 
information and resources for travelers on their way to Burning Man.

Located next to Baggage Claim inside the airport, the knowledgeable volunteers 
at the Air Playa Info table will help answer your questions, provide directions 
and maps, and share information about Reno-area resources, including 
transportation options to Black Rock City.

Air Playa Info will be available 9am-10pm daily from Friday, August 23 through 
Thursday, August 29.

More info found here: http://bit.ly/iE9OW8


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THE BURNING MAN EXODUS TRASH AND RECYCLING NETWORK (EXTRA!)

Saturday, August 31 – Wednesday, September 4. OPEN 24 HOURS!

There are several convenient 24-hour trash and recycling centers along all 
Exodus routes. Recycling is free and trash disposal is approximately $5 per 
35-gallon trash bag. 

HUMAN AND OTHER HAZARDOUS WASTE IS ABSOLUTELY PROHIBITED!  

Accepted Recyclables: Bicycles, plastics (SPI 1-5), glass, all metals, paper, 
cardboard, plastic bags, household (rechargeable and disposable) batteries, and 
non-perishable food and water. Please plan ahead, clean your recyclables as 
much as possible, and have them debagged and sorted before depositing into the 
appropriate containers. Deposit trash separately into appropriate dumpsters.  
Again: NO human and other hazardous waste whatsoever!

And remember this is a tremendously generous service to our community – PLEASE 
be polite and responsible!  

Drop-Off Locations: 

To the South, East, & West of BRC...

Save Mart Supermarkets
• 525 Keystone Avenue, Reno, NV, 775-786-2150
• 9750 Pyramid Lake Highway, Sparks, NV, 775-425-2700
• 565 East Prater Way, Sparks, NV, 775-359-9060
• 195 West Plumb Lane, Reno, NV, 775-786-0138 (back of store)

Whole Foods Market:
• 6139 South Virginia Street, Reno, NV, 775-852-8023

To the North of BRC...

Rabbit Traxx Store
• 580 Patterson Way, Cedarville, CA, 530-279-2022

[[[[[PLEASE NOTE: In the printed Burning Man Survival Guide, the Pyramid Lake 
Paiute Tribe Transfer Station was listed as an Exodus Trash and Recycling 
Network location. Unfortunately, the Tribe is unable to take part in the 
program this year. Please take your trash and recycling to one of the other 
locations listed above.]]]]]

Project proceeds beyond expenses will be donated to help support new Black Rock 
Solar installations or other local community programs in the region. 
Non-perishable food and water will be donated to local Food Banks, and bicycles 
will be donated to local bike programs to support kids in need. Your careful 
participation in the seventh year of this multi-community project community is 
greatly appreciated! Leave No Trace on and off the playa.


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BURNER EXPRESS - BUSING FROM THE RENO AIRPORT TO BLACK ROCK CITY

In an effort to reduce traffic and limit the environmental impact of our event, 
Burning Man organizers are offering the Burner Express bus service with pickups 
in San Francisco and the Reno airport to Black Rock City and back. This service 
offers early arrival, speedier entrance, ticket pick up, reserved camping and 
quicker departures.

Burner Express is ideal for participants flying into the event and for Burners 
involved in art projects and theme camps having their gear hauled in by 
campmates. Tickets start at $60 one way from the Reno-Tahoe International 
Airport and $95 one way from the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco. 
Additional charges apply for extra luggage or for a stop at a grocery store in 
Reno. Departures begin from both locations Saturday, August 24 and return trips 
begin Friday, August 30.

Large motor coach buses will take Burners to Gerlach, where they will hop on 
smaller buses for the ride into Black Rock City. There will be a "bus only" 
lane to sidestep traffic backups at Gate and Greeters, and bus passengers will 
have their own Will Call station for speedier ticket pick up.

Once inside BRC, bus riders have the option of camping in a reserved camping 
section on the 6 o'clock access road or taking shuttles out to 3 o'clock or 9 
o'clock along G Street.

For more information, see: 
www.burningman.com/preparation/travel_info/burner_express.html

To purchase tickets, visit:
www.burnerexpress.com


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ADVANTAGE FLIGHT - THEY'LL FLY YA TO THE PLAYA!

Flying into and out of Burning Man has always been one way to save the drive, 
avoid the lines at the Gate and during Exodus, and keep cars off the road. 
Advantage Flight, a Burner-owned and operated charter air service with over 700 
playa flights logged since 2005, teams up this year with several other charter 
operators with a goal of reducing at least 1000 cars from this year's Burn. 

Advantage now offers several daily non-stop flights between the BRC Airport and 
Reno, and then to and from the Bay and Northern and Southern California, the 
Pacific Northwest, and Utah. In addition to passengers, Advantage can fly in 
materials for build crews, such as baggage, fresh food, and other supplies. 
Check out the details at: www.advantageflight.com/bman .


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RIDESHARING FROM RENO TO BLACK ROCK CITY

If you are unable to arrange for means of transportation from Reno to BRC 
beforehand, you also have two well-used Rideshare possibilities to BRC: 

First option is from the airport, where you may be able to negotiate a ride 
from fellow Burners renting a car. Check in at Air Playa Info to see if anyone 
has a seat. Chances are you may also be able to get some of your supplies on 
the ride too, as most everyone flying in has to get supplies -- be sure and 
ask. 

Your second rideshare option is to go to the busiest pit-stop where Burners 
driving to BRC go to shop. This rideshare location is 10 minutes from the 
airport, and open 24 hours. 

Save Mart Supermarket
525 Keystone Ave - 775-786-2150

Check in at Air Playa Info to see if there may be other Burners who may be 
willing to give you a ride there (if not to the playa), or to see if anyone may 
be willing to carpool a taxi with you.

**Some important things to keep in mind about ridesharing with fellow Burners** 

Riders: 
- Offering to chip in for gas is helpful if you can.
- Everyone in the vehicle must be wearing a seatbelt -- it's the law.
- Be sure to LEAVE NO TRACE at the rideshare locations.

Drivers: 
- Make sure EVERYBODY in the vehicle has their Burning Man ticket, or has one 
at Will Call. If riders aren't holding a ticket or a will call receipt, we ask 
you to not bring them to BRC. 

Riders and Drivers:
- BE COMFORTABLE with whom you choose to share a ride.


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DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM RENO TO BLACK ROCK CITY

OK, so you've done what you need to do ... you've got your ride packed to the 
gills, you're gassed up, you're ready to venture forth from Reno and out to 
Black Rock City! Woot! Wait, how do you get there?  Here ya go:

http://bit.ly/MCezUS


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THE GENERATOR COMMUNITY ART AND BUILDERS SPACE

The Generator is a new, experimental, and radically-inclusive art and builders 
space in the Reno-Sparks area, dedicated to playa-bound and year-round 
projects. Art installations being built there for Black Rock City include the 
Control Tower, Icthyosaur Puppet Project, Dawn Patrol, Like 4 Real and several 
Regional CORE Effigy projects from around the world. If you have a little extra 
time travelling through, you may want to check it out. 

If you are (responsible and) looking for a free interactive space in which to 
build, and a passionate community to be part of, definitely check them out. 
They're having a few events, in fact! On July 20 they're having a Grand Open 
House party, and on August 10 a Quinceanera Pre-Playa Freak Out party. To 
contact them and for further info, check out their website:

www.therenogenerator.com


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"BURNING MAN - THRIVING IN THE DESERT, FLOURISHING IN THE WORLD" EXHIBIT 
OPENING IN RENO-TAHOE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN AUGUST

Travelers arriving at Reno-Tahoe International Airport this summer will be 
treated to a showcase of “material culture” from the Burning Man event and - 
for those who think it’s just an event in the desert - examples of how Burning 
Man’s 10 Principles have permeated culture worldwide.

The display: “Burning Man: Thriving in the Desert, Flourishing in the World” 
will be on display from early August through mid-October in the airport’s 
recently renovated gallery space between the arrival / departure gates and the 
security gates. 

The exhibit includes two display cases of Burning Man “material culture” 
including examples of beautiful patches and jewelry designed by participants. A 
standing case will display San Francisco artist $teven Ra$pa’s “Dust Devil” 
costume. Also included is imagery of art installations brought to the Black 
Rock Desert from around the world, including New York artist Kate Raudenbush’s 
art piece “Star Seed.”


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FROM THE NORTHWEST: CEDARVILLE & ALTURAS

The town of Cedarville, CA is a great place to stop and get supplies from the 
northwest, and your last for 85 miles. The community really supports us and 
looks forward to seeing us every year. In fact, all Burners and their art are 
warmly welcome to participate in the Modoc County Fair in Cedarville August 
22-25, as well as in the Town Parade on August 25. An invaluable opportunity to 
get to know our neighbors, and show off your Burner selves, art and mutant 
vehicles at this family-friendly event. All info on the parade, fair and 
resources in Cedarville can be found here:

http://bit.ly/1aoPkG

**Also, a special note to all northbound travelers leaving Black Rock City 
during Exodus**:

Remember the Cedarville Rancheria Tribe's Rabbit Traxx store is taking part in 
the Exodus Trash and Recycling Network again this year, so you can take all 
your trash and recycling there after Burning Man! See here for the details:

http://survival.burningman.com/leave-no-trace/pack-it-out/


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FROM THE EAST: LOVELOCK

Set on the western edge of "Cowboy Country," Lovelock, the County Seat of 
Pershing County, is a major pit-stop on I-80 to look forward to if you are 
traveling from the east. It's also your last for 70 miles until Fernley, when 
you veer north off to the playa. Great place to stop, get gas, food, supplies, 
a bed for the night and show our dear neighbors some love. Get all the details 
here:

http://bit.ly/K68zP


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FROM THE SOUTHEAST: FALLON

Fallon is your first major town after traveling hundreds of miles across 
Nevada, whether from Las Vegas or via Highway 50. Many resources can be found 
in this very hospitable oasis in the desert, and we've got them listed here:

http://bit.ly/pD4SrU

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FROM THE SOUTH: FERNLEY

Your last town to find major supplies within 100 miles of BRC, Fernley is very 
supportive of Burning Man with some great things to offer. More information 
about what's available in Fernley can be found here:

http://bit.ly/OzKHa


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BLACK ROCK CITY'S CLOSE NEIGHBORS: WADSWORTH, NIXON, AND PYRAMID LAKE

Most travelers pass through the towns of Wadsworth and Nixon on the Pyramid 
Lake Paiute Reservation on their way to Burning Man. The Tribe is very 
supportive of Burning Man and hospitable to travelers. You will find the I-80 
Smokeshop in Wadsworth and The Nixon Store in Nixon with gas, food, alcohol, 
ice, cheap smokes, ATM, pay-phone and lots of other supplies, as well as lake 
camping and day-use permits. There are also lake tours, RV Parks and 
campgrounds, a restaurant and saloon, auto/tow service and car-wash in 
Wadsworth. Some of the businesses/services will be open 24 hours during peak 
travel times. Check out all the information here:

Wadsworth - http://bit.ly/qYFca6
Nixon and Pyramid Lake - http://bit.ly/qnn6Um

PYRAMID LAKE

Pyramid Lake is a beautiful ancient lake at the heart of the Paiute Tribe 
Reservation, with plenty of day-use and camping opportunities for before and/or 
after the hot dusty playa.

NOTE: All day-use and camping requires permits! Proceeds from permits help 
support the Tribal Government, and water quality and environmental programs 
that protect the unique ecosystem of Pyramid Lake year round. The Tribe advises 
all travelers that the north and east side of the lake, Anajo Island, The 
Pyramid, and The Needles, are off-limits to everyone but Tribe members. The 
Tribe also advises that souvenir and artifact hunting are not permitted. To 
purchase camping, day-use, and other permits online, or for a list of permit 
locations and additional information about Pyramid Lake, please visit 
www.pyramidlake.us. 

PYRAMID LAKE ART SHOW

The Paiute Tribe invites all Burning Man participants to stop and experience 
the unique art and culture on display at the Pyramid Lake Arts and Crafts Show, 
Saturday and Sunday, August 24-25, at the Pyramid Lake Museum and Visitors 
Center (709 State Street in Nixon, across from The Nixon Store). Native 
American artists will be displaying and selling their artwork & crafts. The 
traveler will also find an invaluable experience in checking out the Museum 
itself with breathtaking architecture and a remarkable display of the history 
and culture of the Tribe, lake, and land. If you are camping on Pyramid Lake or 
otherwise have the time, don't miss out on this special arts show at the Museum 
that will leave you with an appreciation for the unique arts and culture of 
Pyramid Lake.

CAR WASH

The Sacred Visions Powwow Committee will be sponsoring a carwash during Exodus 
for travelers next to the Natchez Elementary School, just as you enter 
Wadsworth on State Route 447. The wash will be available for vehicles of all 
sizes during daylight hours from August 31 - September 3. All funds raised will 
go to support the 6th Annual Sacred Visions Powwow.

TRAVEL ADVISORY

The Tribe advises all travelers to slow down and keep your distance while 
traveling through the Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation. Obey the posted speed 
limits and keep a safe distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front 
of you. All State Routes on the reservation are two lane roads and the Tribe 
would like motorists to be aware of the dangers associated with high speeds on 
two lane highways. The entire Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation is an open range 
area for livestock. Motorists must be cautious of livestock that may be on the 
highways. Finally, while passing though the Tribal communities of Wadsworth and 
Nixon, the Tribe requests that motorists be cautious of children and courteous 
to Tribal Members that may attempt to cross the road, or that are accessing 
their homes, businesses or Tribal Services.


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GETTING YOUR SUPPLIES AND SHOWERS IN GERLACH

You can support your Gerlach Burners by getting your supplies at the big WHITE 
STAR TENT at 305 Main Street in Gerlach beginning Wednesday, August 21 and 
continuing throughout the event!

The BarSyl Bazaar in Gerlach has a solid collection of supplies for Burning 
Man, including bikes, beer, ice, goggles, playa wear and food. 2 blocks north 
of Bruno's in Gerlach.

Also, Sylvia and JB's Mutant Vehicle Support is near the Burning Man Ranch, by 
the Black Rock Desert. Please contact JB for contacts, towing or 
troubleshooting if you have any trouble with your vehicle on the way to or from 
Burning Man.

Info:
775-557-2804
775-721-8061
http://artcarsupport.com
Iveson Ranch - Gerlach


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GERLACH CAR WASH

The annual Gerlach Car Wash will happen again this year on Sunday and Monday of 
Exodus. All proceeds go to athletic programs at Gerlach Schools. All of the 
student athletes (along with parents and teachers) come out with the hopes of 
washing many a playa-dusty vehicle.

The Car Wash is located on the corner of Main Street in Gerlach. Thanks for 
supporting the local community!


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PURCHASING WATER IN GERLACH

Our good friends with the Gerlach General Improvement District update us on 
getting water there and how it supports you and their community:

"Gerlach General Improvement District - 330 Short Drive – 775-557-2601
Available from Aug 19-22, 9am-5pm; Aug 23-26, 8am-midnight; Aug 27-28, 9am-5pm. 
The Gerlach GID (the local governing body of Gerlach, just a few miles from 
BRC) will be selling potable water to fill up RVs and water tanks of any size, 
with the funds going to support the town of Gerlach. Look out for directional 
signs just as you enter town on Main Street, the station is located in front of 
the town’s Community Center. Rates are 50 cents per gallon up to 100 gallons, 
45 cents per gallon between 100 and 200 gallons, and 40 cents per gallon for 
above 200 gallons. 6 and 7-gallon water containers also available (free water 
with purchase of container).  Cash only, but ATM is onsite.

This decision to provide water to Burners has been made in an attempt to keep 
our water rates reasonable for the citizens of Gerlach. We have a top notch 
water treatment plant here, but due to the small size of our town, our 150 
residents must pay for the maintenance of an entire water system. We want to 
provide a town resource to the participants of Burning Man, and we think this 
will save you money in addition to helping our town. Water weighs 8 lbs per 
gallon, and by buying your water in Gerlach, you will avoid paying fuel costs 
to transport your water from afar."


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EMPIRE STORE

The Empire Store is a smaller store about the size of your average convenience 
store ... it's not a gigantic grocery store. If you're going to need to stock 
up on TONS of stuff for your Burn, you'll want to shop in Reno. But the Empire 
Store is a great resource for the essentials, especially the "D'oh! I forgot 
toothpaste," or "We can't do the project without that spatula!" kind of thing, 
or to pick up a last 6-pack of beer. Plus, they have ice cream, which will look 
like EDIBLE SOLID GOLD about the time you're rolling through Empire, believe us.

We're told they'll be open 24 hours during this year's event.

Thanks to our friends at the Empire Store for their ongoing efforts to welcome 
and serve Burning Man participants!


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The Burning Man Regional Network - connect with Burners in your hometown:
http://regionals.burningman.com

Visit our own Lyceum and engage with published authors, bloggers and thinkers 
as they observe and comment on our culture and like-minded cultures around the 
world:
http://blog.burningman.com

The Official Burning Man Facebook Page:
http://www.facebook.com/burningman

Official Burning Man Twitter Account - All Things Burning Man:
http://www.twitter.com/burningman

Black Rock City Twitter Account - All Things BRC:
http://www.twitter.com/blackrockcity

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