GATE HOURS
Friday 12pm-2am | Saturday 7am-2am | Sunday 7am-10pm
Please time your travel arrangements to make sure you arrive before the gates close.
DAY PASSES
Day passes will be sold at the gate on both Saturday & Sunday for $55 each day. Cash Only.
NO ATM’s ON LOCATION
Bring enough cash for over 25 merchants, beer, wine and food vendors.
LAST MINUTE PREPARATIONS
Bring allergy medicine if needed and citronella bug spray.
Can’t make it for the whole weekend? We will have day pass tickets for sale at the gate on Saturday and Sunday (passes will not be available on Friday). All ticket sales at the gate are cash only (no credit cards).
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Tickets are $55/day and are good from 8am to 12:30am that night. They do not include camping.
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See ya in the forest!
Check out the cover of San Luis Obispo’s New Times and what do you see - a really nice shot of the Woogieloogie stage! This week’s New Times cover story is all about your favorite festival from the future - Lightning In A Bottle! Check it:
May 11 through 13, for the second year, the innovative minds of The Do Lab are bringing the Central Coast a socially conscious music and art festival called Lightning in a Bottle, a miniature Burning Man fresh off the idea wagon and ready to flourish. They’ve booked stilt-walkers, underground musicians like Bassnectar, a Renegade Drive-In Movie Theatre, even Lucent Dossier Vaudeville Cirque an indefinable performance group that stretches the boundaries of the imagination. Their goal: Leave a positive impression on the California art scene without leaving a negative impact on the environment.
read more…
thought we’d sneak in a little peak at what we’re doing this weekend. this is the acre-big, interactive, sound and performance area installation the Do LaB created at Coachella this year. these images were captured at 4 am the night before the festival doors opened.
(images by aaron gautchi)
for better view and more photos click HERE
for better view and more photos click HERE
we’re hard at work at coachella, where the internet is quite tempermental, so everything is running on a bit of a delay, but the votes are cast, and the results are in:
here are the winners, as chosen by you….
Music Contest:
Crash Plastic
Poster Contest:
Albertico Acosta
with all the do lab peeps who usually tinker with the website busily sweating away on the acre-big installation that’s gonna make coachella’s jaw drop, our poster contest almost didn’t happen. the less tech savvy among us still left behind have had to resort to myspace to get these rad designs for the LIB poster contest into the light.
You can check it out and vote HERE
hope you enjoy them as much as we have. and thank you to the folks who took the time to create these fresh visions of LIB!
our music contest is finally up! some great local musicians… click HERE to check them out and vote for your favorite.
for anyone who’s not yet familiar with worldchanging.com, it’s an online hub that aims to connect innovative, forward-thinking peolpe who are doing things now to create profound, positive change for a better future. we’ve thought they were great all along, and it turns out they kinda dig us too!
worldchanging just published a great peice about LIB here: http://www.worldchanging.com/local/losangeles/archives/006430.html
check it out, and we’d love it if you left a comment on the worldchanging site under the article!
just added today…new audio from edit, solovox, boreta, oscure, porter tinsley, random rab, and more! load the player and listen to the music…..
“Paper or plastic? Not anymore in San Francisco. The city’s Board of Supervisors approved groundbreaking legislation Tuesday to outlaw plastic checkout bags at large supermarkets in about six months and large chain pharmacies in about a year.”SF Gate story link
Initiatives on banning environmentally harmful practices are taking place across the world.
California dropped the ball on banning incandescents, but Australia showed them it can be done. San Francisco responds now with a ban on plastic bags. Let’s keep the ball rolling!!
