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If you are lost, injured, or concerned about a safety issue (uncontrolled fire, medical concern, etc.), please speak to a Ranger. There are also Rangers roaming the event. You can always find a Ranger at the Ranger Station. If something is very valuable and you don’t want to leave it unattended, or if your very valuable thing isn’t in the Lost and Found, contact an Event Lead on duty or one of the LNT Core Leads. If you found something, drop it off at the Lost and Found. If you lost something, look for it at the Lost and Found.Its location should be on the event map. There will be binders of all volunteer shift sign-ups found here during the event. They also help find on-the-spot volunteers when non-scheduled help is needed.

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They support the other Cores when shifts are not covered by finding a free participant or jumping in themselves. They are the volunteers that help volunteers volunteer. The Gnome (Volunteer) Station is where Gnomes help other participants help out at the event. The Chrysalis in the field was built in 2021 to capture the metamorphic spirit of when Firefly couldn’t happen in person. Temple Burn is typically quiet and solemn, depending on the intentions of the Temple artists. The Temple Burn happens on Sunday after sunset. The Temple is a place for reflection and remembrances. The Bug Burn begins with a Fire Conclave (fire performances) on Saturday at sunset, followed by celebratory ecstatic release of the Bug in a large fire. The Bug is usually interactive and one of the main draws to the field. As with all shared spaces at Firefly, please talk with your neighbors if they’re participating in noisy ways which detract from your experience.

The Main Field is a quiet space between midnight and 10am. The Bug and Temple are located in the Main Field. It is recommended for Theme camps to have basic First Aid Kits and for all campers to bring bug repellents, band aids, sun screen, over-the-counter pain medication, and any prescribed medication needed for the week. All Rangers can help connect you with NorthBeast for first aid needs, and can escalate an emergency response if necessary. EMTs with festival/event experience will be staffing the First Aid station (right by the Rangers) during the entire event.īlue Dot Rangers have, at a minimum, basic first aid certifications and may be able to help with basic first aid needs like cuts and scrapes, minor burns, etc. First Aid StationĪ contracted agency (NorthBeast) is providing first aid services to event participants. You can pee in the woods but please not near the stream. Do NOT poop in the woods. These will clog up the poop-eating monster when it comes to clean, and you don’t want to see it angry. No trash, napkins, tampons, or other items. If it didn’t come from your body, it doesn’t go into the porta potties!The only exception is single ply toilet paper. There are some old outhouses on the site which are NOT available for Firefly use and they will be marked and cordoned off.

Help maintain the porta potties and replace toilet paper (more is available at the Ranger Station) and remove trash. There are two locations, near the upper and lower parking lots.

Bring a container and pump all the water you want–by hand. Wellįirefly participants have had a well professionally drilled. (NOT SUPPLIED: cold water, hot beverage cups, or trash cans.)īring your own cups to hold hot beverages and leave no trace. You are responsible for trash and any mess you create in this area. This kitchen cafe offers brewed coffee, tea, hot water, and dish washing station for your use. A final map of event Infrastructure, registered art and registered theme camps is posted on the web site about a week before the event. There are usually Kiosks erected at the upper parking and some up the hill that will have maps and event info posted. You visit these on the way into the event for ticketing, wrist bands, and important information.

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