The following is a list of regional Burning Man events ordered alphabetically by geography. Not all of these events are affiliated with the Burning Man organization:
Vancouver:
Official site: http://www.freezerburn.org/
Toronto
Arizona's annual regional burn which starts on the last Wednesday of April and continues until Sunday. The event is held in Snowflake, Arizona.
Arizona's annual Decompression which starts on the second Thursday of October and continues until Sunday. The event is held in Witch Wells and Tucson Arizona.
This is an annual regional event held each October in San Francisco. With roots going back at least as far as 1999, it offers Burning Man participants a chance to decompress: to reconnect and to share artistic performances and installations.
Los Angeles:
BEquinox is the annual regional 3-4 day campout held around the time of the spring equinox in March. Although it is considered the Los Angeles regional burn, it is held in Joshua Tree.
Youtopia is the annual regional 4-day campout in mid-October just outside San Diego.
Formerly called Soulstance, Soulfire is the annual regional 3-day campout in mid-June just outside Los Gatos.
Unscruz is the annual 3-day campout in beginning of May in Santa Cruz.
In 2016, attendance was set to 1,750.
In 2016, attendance will be set to 2,000.
In 2016, attendance was set to 700.
Attendance was 1,400 in 2014.
It is held first weekend of October. Attendance was 3,200 in 2014.
Idaho
We continue to hold our official Decompression the first weekend of October in beautiful Twin Spring Idaho. A 3 day community event that functions on community participation for decompressing purposes as we settle back into the default world after Burning Man.
Resonance, sponsored by Wichita Burners, is an annual burn that began in 2008.
This Event Is Cancelled (TEIC), sponsored by Topeka Area Burners, is an annual burn that began in 2014. As the name of the event may suggest, this event is known to have a more adult atmosphere, and historically has embraced themes that mock, while fully embracing, burner culture.