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History of Kiwiburn

Mark ‘Yonderman’ Stirling's lengthy association with Burning Man began while he was living in Reno, Nevada doing his PhD. He and his partner Jane discovered Burning Man by accident in 1994 while on a camping trip in the Black Rock Desert. Mark became the New Zealand...

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Gate Information

Kiwiburn 2025 Gate Information Please read on after Gate Hours for more Gate related information. EVENT GATE HOURS Wednesday 22 January  Priority Lane: 8am -10am* General Public: 10amClose: 10pm Thursday 23 January Open: 10amClose: 8pm Friday 24 January Open:...

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Location

aotherother Location/Getting There Kiwiburn is held at: 136 Cooks Rd, Hunterville.  This site is approximately 190kms from Wellington and 460kms from Auckland, with the closest large regional centre being Palmerston North. Remember to check out our Gate Hours, so you...

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Guiding Principles

Kiwiburn is built on the ten principles of Burning Man. These are: Radical Inclusion Anyone may be a part of Burning Man. We welcome and respect the stranger. No prerequisites exist for participation in our community. Gifting Burning Man is devoted to acts of gift...

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What is Kiwiburn?

Photo of the Effigy at Kiwiburn 2017 courtesy of Tangent. Kiwiburn is a participatory festival, where we, the participants, bring and make the things that we want to have here. There are no central stages or headline acts, no queues and few crowds, just a series of...

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