Still unsure whether Burning Man will even happen in 2020, given everything, organizers announced Tuesday that the original scheduled dates for registration and ticket-buying are being postponed to an as-yet-undetermined future date.

Burning Man's theme camp symposium is going forward on March 28 as a virtual event, and in a statement, organizers say they are watching and waiting and hoping that Black Rock City can be built again come August.

While known as one of the most pagan, hallucinogen-friendly, and hedonistic events in the country, Burning Man has come to serve a pseudo-spiritual purpose for many Burners, and an actual place for ministry for some people of faith.

Some Bay Area companies have "chief culture officers," and some of these party mavens think that Burning Man is the perfect place for coworkers to bond and unwind over a few hallucinogens.

Complaints have gone on for years about luxe, "plug-and-play" camps built for douchebags who ruin everything. Will anything really change?

The exodus began in earnest over the weekend and will continue all week, and for those who aren't going — or those who are but don't mind spoilers — here's the art we know of so far.

Burning Man has kicked off a “Diversity & Radical Inclusion” effort as their census data again confirms that the majority of Burners are white dudes.