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2020 Key Dates
DECEMBER 18th: Theme camp registration opens
JANUARY 13th: Effigy & Temple Art Grant submissions open
JANUARY 15th: Ticket registration& LIT application opens
JANUARY 31st: LIT Application Round 1 close
FEBRUARY 3rd: General Art Grant submissions open
FEBRUARY 5th: Directed Ticket Sale Begins
FEBRUARY 7th: Effigy & Temple Art Grant submissions close
FEBRUARY 11th: What, Where, When submissions open
FEBRUARY 13th: Theme Camp registration deadline, Wave 1 of 2 for Directed Ticket sales
FEBRUARY 19th: General ticket sales open
FEBRUARY 28th: General Art Grant submissions close
APRIL 3rd: Theme Camp Registration Deadline, Wave 2 of 2 for Directed Ticket sale
APRIL 15th: 2020 Survival Guide released
APRIL 20th: Theme Camp Registration Closes
MAY 4th: What, Where, When guide released
MAY 11th: Ticket sales close
MAY 12-13th: Hyperborea Early Access
MAY 14-18th: Hyperborea: Tempest
Hyperborea is a camping, arts and cultural event in the Canadian Shield where like-minded people come together to radically express ourselves, share our art and become our best selves.
The organizers of Hyperborea do not curate music or activities. We book the field, rent porta potties, coordinate logistics and volunteers, approve theme camps and art projects. All of the music and other activities are provided by participants. The art, dance, costumes and culture that make up Hyperborea are determined and created by the community itself, and make this event unlike any other.
We strive to be radically inclusive. All are welcome, whether you’ve been to Burning Man ten times, or have no idea what it is– you’re welcome in our community.
We support radical self-reliance and leave no trace, there are no facilities on-site. Come prepared! Bring your own food, water, shelter and supplies for the weekend. However, If you bring something in, make sure you have space to bring it out with you.
This event is run in accordance with the 10 Principles of Burning Man – with a Canadian flare, that makes this a gathering unique.
Learn more about Burning Man’s 10 Principles