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Burning Man Turns 40, Faces a Midlife Crisis

The Nevada desert festival is showing signs of aging as wealthy attendees increase and younger participants dwindle, according to The Guardian.

· 1 min read · language: en

Burning Man, the arts festival held in the Nevada desert, turned 40 this year and is showing signs of a midlife crisis, The Guardian reported.

The report noted an increasing presence of wealthy attendees, including chartered flights to the site, alongside a documentary examining behind-the-scenes power struggles, and said the tens of thousands of annual participants appear to be aging without being replaced by a comparable number of younger "burners."

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