Here we go!
Food
Food is not included in the admission. You need to bring enough food
for yourselves. There are four fridges in the indoor kitchens to
keep your stuff cool, but they are always full, so try to reduce
stuff that needs cooling.
Beverages
Beverages are not included in the admission. But captain beverage
will order drinks and settle the bill after collecting from everyone
at the end of the event.
Rain
There are plenty kitchens and living rooms indoor to have a great
time in. And then there is the huge castle hall called palas.
Limitations
Bigger art, domes, community tents need placing by us. No
PA-Soundsystems if you don't take care of GEMA fees beforehand.
We can´t keep you guys from bringing a small bluetooth speaker for
your personal enjoyment though.
Noise
As the castlegrounds are surrounded by the town, we need to be quiet
outside at night and reasonably quiet at day. Same goes for
everywhere in the house. You can be loud IN the Palas (a large extra
room) day and night, but please keep the door closed.
No art grants and no money for your projects
In order to keep the monetary entry level as low as possible, we
only collect the rent plus event insurance from you. As we do not
collect an excess to that, we can not have art grants or the like.
For next time: Request
an art grant from germanburners.org (funding not limited to
Burning Burg art).
How we organise co-creation
We organise via an online spreadsheet. Every
attendant gets access to that sheet and fills in his part. In that
sheet you find shifts that need to be covered, workshop and activity
timeslots, space for workshop and activity explanation. Email us if
you have questions about artplacing. Otherwise (if it is legal and
not harmful and does not need resources that we would need to pay
for): put it in the sheet and do it. Do not email us your ideas.
Skip the email and fill the spreadsheet yourselves. We might ask you
for changes though.
More information:
For more detailed information, click here to download the survival
guide with more important information: here.
We value our privacy at this event, Press or Media are not
welcome.
Filming for documentaries is not allowed.
Ask the Orga-Team
if you have further Questions.
Burning Burg is the oldest recurring Burn Event in Germany. It was
introduced in 2008 as The German Burner Meeting. Up to 110
national and international burners co-create Burning Burg together
at the picturesque Lutter
Castle. Besides workshops, fire and festivities, there is a
Q&A session with first timer guidance for Burning Man and
regional Burn Events. The atmosphere is that of a big family
garden party with workshops. This gathering is a family
friendly event, people looking for a rave or orgy burn might
find themselves disappointed.
