Quick recap May 18, 2026 Video 0:47 This was a Swing City Burning Man camp meeting where participants discussed logistics and preparations for the upcoming event. The main topics covered included RV p...
The Swing City camp meeting focused on planning for this year's Burning Man attendance, with discussions about ticketing status, meal plans, and camp logistics. Several participants, including Gigi and Ryan, reported on their ticket application statuses, with some approvals received while others were denied. The group decided to implement separate meeting structures going forward, with bi-weekly meetings for the full camp and additional core crew meetings on alternating weeks.
This meeting was a periodic camp planning session for Sling City, a Burning Man theme camp, where participants discussed logistics and preparations for the upcoming event. The group addressed truck rental needs, with Lisa planning to reduce the truck size from 26 feet to approximately 16 feet, while the team discussed propane tank management and the need to complete fuel application forms. New camp members were introduced, including Ilona, Anar, Artur, CIA, and Joy Bringer, who shared their backgrounds and experiences with Burning Man and regional events.
The meeting focused on planning for this year's camp, covering several key updates and challenges. The group discussed ticket purchasing extensions due to current global uncertainties, with tickets now available until the end of the month. Kyle shared that he will continue as artist liaison for approximately 60 registered art sculptures and 5 honoraria sculptures, while the camp will be hubbing with New York Delhi again this year. The group extensively discussed meal plan management challenges from last year, particularly around tracking who should receive meals and ensuring compliance with health department regulations. Filchy explained plans to transition from solar panels to a rental solar power system to power the camp more efficiently, which could help resolve storage and trailer space issues. The meeting also covered website restoration efforts after the previous system was lost when a credit card expired, and the group agreed to move from weekly to bi-weekly meetings going forward.