Saturday, October 14th, 2017, the Los Angeles Burning Man Decompression Art & Music Festival, Downtown LA

On Saturday, October 14th, 2017, the 13th Los Angeles Burning Man Decompression Art & Music Festival returns to the newly renovated LA State Historic Park downtown. The event runs from 1:00pm to 11:00pm, and will be a one of a kind spectacle…not to be missed.

This annual event gathers “Burners” (artists who have attended the famed Burning Man event), each year to "decompress"...and celebrate the creativity shared out on the desert with their local friends and the general public. For many who cannot attend the event in Nevada, it has become an exciting opportunity to be a part of this legendary experience.

Producer and founding Board Member of the Los Angeles League of Arts that sponsors the event, Esquire Jauchem stated that he is excited to see the event back in full swing. Due to the complete reconstruction of the park near Chinatown, "Decom" (as it is known) was put on hold for a few years. “It is the first time in three years that we can return to the State Park and they have spent 13 million dollars making it more fabulous than ever and we are thrilled to be back.”

The public will enjoy four stages. One is called the Ignite Fire Stage and will feature fire performances. The second one is the Charlie the Unicorn stage. where the famed Diva Danielle will be spinning along with Todd Spero, Jacob Kalski, Fleetwood Smack, Erik Nelson, Somekindaweirdo, and Philip Evans.

The third stage is called the Art Car Bus Stop, and finally, Subtract Music runs the fourth stage featuring DJs, Anton Tumas, Brad Moontribe, Deltavox, Isaiah Martin, Joe P., Loboman, Massio, Patricio, Synchronometry, and Zach Walker.

The event will take place on Saturday, October 14, 1:00pm to 11:00pm, at the Los Angeles State Historic Park, 1245 N. Spring St. 90012 Los Angeles, CA, US.

There will be NO advance sales with admission at $20 per person (cash only). However, ATMs will be set up at the gate. No re-entry after 6 pm. Children under 12 are free. Enjoy a cash bar, food trucks, performances on four stages.

Attendees are encouraged to take the Metro since it is next to the Chinatown Metro Stop. There will be paid parking on the site for about 1000 cars for $10. Ride sharing and mobile car services are encouraged.

Visit the LA Decompression 2017 FB Page for the most updated information. See the 2017 Decom website at http://www.ladecom.com. Find out about the newly renovated venue at the LA State Historic Park FB Page.