Basics
- Who
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Your hosts Sher Luv, $13Bill, Touch, Ankha
& other gracious co-hosts... - What
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Celebrate with participants of the
2011 Burning Man Festival. - Create wearable art at the Tie Dye Station!
- Renew your wardrobe at our
Clothing/Costume Exchange! - Support our YOUtopia Artists !
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Celebrate with participants of the
- Attention Artists:
- What can you bring to show us what you're up to?
- When
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- Starts 12 noon Saturday 17 September,
- Ends 1pm Sunday 19 September.
- Tie Dye station 12pm to 6pm Saturday only
- Where
- Pu'uhonua, Place of Refuge, in Escondido
Contributions
- We will provide
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- Bubbly and still bottled water
- Plates, cups, napkins, cutlery
- Spa and swimming pool
- Whatever else inspires us
- Things to bring
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- Yummy contributions for the several Potluck meals
- Other favorite foods and beverages to share
- More things you might bring
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- Pictures and video clips of the burn
- A towel for the spas and pools
- Hat, sarong, sunscreen
- Bedding for sleeping over
- Tents and yurts - special campsite area at Kristen's
- Hoops, poi, flags, firetoys, ...
- $1 for the Pu'uhonua kitty.
- Your perfect contribution for the Art Grants
- Items for the Clothing/Costume Exchange:
Swap or Donate to the Art Fund for what you like!- Materials for Tie Dye:
- White cotton fabric items to dye
- Plastic bag(s) to transport your still damp creations
- Your $5 donation for 2 small or 1 large item(s)
goes to the Art Fund!
- Things you might do
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- Dance, eat, drink, converse
- Watch everyone's slideshows and video clips
any video gurus wanna run the projector/computer? - Share your stories, experiences, revelations
- Swim in the pools, soak in the spas
- Spin your fire, hula your hoops
- Massage and cuddle
- Celebrate!
- Let us know in advance if you would like to
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- help cook brunch on Sunday
- fire up the grill Saturday night or cook us some tucker
- reserve bedding rather than bringing your own
- take a shift at DJing
- fulfil any other needs or ideas requiring preparation
Activities
Directions
Please contact us for directions.
Pu'uhonua Etiquette & Guidelines
- Bohemian Diversity
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We are a delightfully diverse crowd including straight people, gay people, bi people, unlabeled people, philosophical people, pagans, atheists, nudists, artists, computer geeks, etc.
We wear outrageous costumes, comfortable street clothes and anything in between. Clothing is optional at Pu'uhonua except where in view of the street. You might want to bring or borrow a Sarong!
- Bestowing our affections
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We are a very loving community!
Please check in with that delightful other person,
at least with eye contact,
before showering them with your physical affection.
If you are receiving unwanted attention- speak up!
- get support if you need it, but
- don't suffer in silence!
remember that our family includes all ages and diverse guests. - Matter Out Of Place
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Please help us reduce and eliminate MOOP!
Please clean up after yourself and others during the party. - Closing time
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Please support us in gently closing down the party by our ending time of 1pm Sunday. Help in cleaning up will be graciously accepted, or you might want to go to the beach!