After torrential rain in Nevada left thousands stranded at this year’s Burning Man festival, a couple of Canadians who attended the event spoke with CTVNews.ca about what conditions were like on the ground. Although weather conditions may have led to some challenges, some festivalgoers said they also witnessed an unwavering sense of community.
After torrential rain in Nevada left thousands stranded at this year’s Burning Man festival, a couple of Canadians who attended the event spoke with CTVNews.ca about what conditions were like on the ground. Although weather conditions may have led to some challenges, some festivalgoers said they also witnessed an unwavering sense of community.
Burning Man, an annual experimental festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert, took an unexpected turn this year as torrential rain turned the dry grounds into a slippery surface, testing the resilience of attendees. Canadians Patrick Gravelle and his wife Elsa, who have attended several Burning Man festivals in different countries, found the first five days…