Lucidity Festivals Competitors

The nonprofit Burning Man Project provides the essential infrastructure of Black Rock City, and works year round to bring Burning Man culture to the world and the 10 Principles to life. But it does not do this alone. Burning Man has given rise to a global network of communities that produce more than 90 official Burning Man events and create a range of initiatives based on the 10 Principles. Burning Man Project connects and empowers this creative ecosystem of builders, makers, doers, and community leaders through grants, education and training initiatives, and art and civic engagement programs like Burners Without Borders and the Fly Ranch Project.

The Glastonbury Festival aims to encourage and stimulate youth culture from around the world in all its forms, including pop music, dance music, jazz, folk music, fringe theatre, drama, mime, circus, cinema, poetry and all the creative forms of art and design, including painting, sculpture and textile art. A large area of the Festival (the “green” area) is set aside for complementary and alternative medicine, demonstrations and displays of environmentally-friendly technologies and techniques, various forms of religious expression, and a forum for debating environmental, social and moral issues. The Festival organises market places, selling an enormous range of wares, and which place particular emphasis on offering high quality prepared food and hand-made goods, including clothes and jewellery. The company makes films and recordings of the event, which are sold all over the world. In addition to all of this, the company actively pursues the objective of making a profit. And in so doing is able not only to make improvements to the site, but also to distribute large amounts of money to Greenpeace, Oxfam, Water Aid and other humanitarian causes which enhance the fabric of our society. In the running of the event the Festival deliberately employs the services of these organisations, increasing the amounts they can raise towards their objectives.

Who We Are Founded by brothers Jesse, Josh and Dede Flemming and headquartered in Downtown Los Angeles, Do LaB is a highly-skilled collective of creative minds merging an array of forces to produce rich, immersive festival experiences punctuated by a celebration of art and a penchant for bringing different tastes together. Our History Between what Rolling Stone called “the Best Dance Floor” at Coachella and their exceptional annual events - including the mind-boggling Lightning in a Bottle Arts & Music Festival, the internationally acclaimed Woogie Weekend and Dirtybird Records summer camp themed Dirtybird Campout, Do LaB treats the experience itself as the art form. Their commitment to environmental consciousness, healthy living and far-reaching artistic collaboration has garnered worldwide media attention. While, their music curation centered on the freshest emerging talent has made them a reputable source for what’s next. Do LaB Today Do LaB’s iconic structures and holistic approach to event production have become a calling card at events all over the world, including Pemberton Festival in Canada, Boom Festival in Portugal, Envision Festival in Costa Rica and Coachella in Southern California - just to name a few. As masters of the immersive experience with a signature renegade style, Do LaB has evolved from humble beginnings as a small art collective in a Los Angeles-based warehouse into a respected event creations company, winning over major music festivals far and wide with their own dedicated brand of unparalleled creativity.