LOVEBURN 2026
Hello LoveBurn 2026 pARTicipants! As you are no doubt aware by now, there is an extremely serious winter storm headed our way. While we normally take a “come rain or shine” approach for load-in we cannot ignore this storm, if for nothing else than that neither the shipping company we work with nor the parking lot operators can guarantee that Sunday Load-IN would be possible at all under those conditions.
Therefore – regretfully – we are forced to move Load-IN for the NYC Container to Love Burn to TOMORROW, Saturday January 24, from 09:00 – 13:00.
Full details and timeslots at the Love Burn 2026 General Info page
If this is your first year using the NYC Community Container, you MUST read through the entire Love Burn 2026 General Info page first so you understand how things work. If you have any questions, you can contact us via email or on Facebook. You can also come talk to us in person at the weekly NYC Burning Man Happy Hour (ask for Dan, Isabeau, or any of the regionals, rangers, and veteran burners that usually come out to HH).
If you’re a veteran burner and know how things works already, you can jump straight to Love Burn 2026 – Buy Container Space
Art Transport Grants
Also check out our Art Transport Grants program, back for its third year! lf you’re an artist, register your art piece now so we can reimburse you for its transport cost after the burn! If you are able to donate, we’d love that! This program is fully funded by YOUR generous donations. There will be a suggested but optional donation included during the container sale as well.
About
NYC Community Container is dedicated to providing low cost transportation for personal items, camp infrastructure, and art projects from New York City to Black Rock City and back.
NYC Community Container is a 501c3 organization (EIN 88-1571820) . We are a community endeavor with the goal of staying as close to at-cost transportation as possible.
Container load-in is a community event and the early start of the burn for many NYC burners where we all come together to help load the containers, including a liberal helping of playa dust that seems to forever permeate the yellow top containers and camping gear of veteran burners.