The Everywhen Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that crafts intentional spaces to reimagine humanity's narrative, focusing on artistry, community, and consciousness. It blends sustainability, mythology, and art into experiences that nurture individual growth and elevate collective consciousness.

To create intentional spaces that act as sanctuaries for personal growth and communal enlightenment, fostering a vibrant tapestry that respects both the individual journey and collective well-being.

Juplaya emphasizes dispersed, self-reliant camping without a central theme or organizing body. Constellation City is a permitted, community-focused event with resources pooled together to support art, communal facilities, and a sustainable ethos.

Everywhen stands out by emphasizing Leave No Trace, offering temple-centric events for inner growth, fostering community, and integrating mythology, storytelling, ritual, and ceremonies into its fabric.

Engage with the Everywhen by purchasing tickets, showcasing art, bringing a camp, creating an experience, volunteering for various roles, or spreading the word about the project to grow the community.

Everywhen's ethos are Building Community, Nourishing the Spirit, Telling Tall Tales, Leaving No Trace, and Doing No Harm. These guide the project's actions and goals, emphasizing community, environmental stewardship, and personal and collective growth.

Constellation City takes place on the Black Rock Desert Playa near Gerlach, Nevada. The Event dates for the next three years are: 2024: July 3-9, 2024. 2025: July 2-8, 2025. 2026: July 1-7, 2026.

Early Bird + Meal Plan: $335.00 Early Bird: $185.00 Camping + Meal Plan: $400.00 General Camping: $250.00 Generous Spirit: Choose a price above $275.00 Generous Spirit + Meal Plan: Choose a price above $425.00

A contribution tier for those wishing to support the event's sustainability and community projects. It includes a meal plan option.

Yes, volunteers can exchange specific commitment levels for a ticket. Interested parties should contact us early to secure a placement.

Yes, provided the event hasn't sold out. All vehicle passengers must have a ticket.

IDs are required for age verification for certain wristbands. Your ticket doesn’t need to match your ID.

Yes, tickets can be resold.

No, tickets are not refundable.

Yes, but attendees should consider the desert environment and potential adult themes in art and performances when bringing minors.

Yes, all attendees require a ticket.

Yes, attendees will have in and out privileges.

Purchase tickets through the official Everywhen Project website and be wary of third-party resellers to avoid scams.

No. We thank you for your support!

Attendees can look forward to a mix of communal meals, art installations, ceremonies, parades, daily wellness workshops and unique performances, all fostering a vibrant community spirit.

Review the attendee guide at the Everywhen website for comprehensive preparation tips, including packing essentials for desert conditions and community ethos adherence.

The camping arrangements in the Everywhen are organized into designated neighborhoods, each with its own character and quiet hours to accommodate various participant preferences. Camping is strictly in these neighborhoods, ensuring communal spaces like the Art Park and Art Gardens remain focused on artistic and reflective activities. The neighborhoods include: Constellation Core, the vibrant heart of the event with a mix of activities and quiet hours from 2 AM to 7 AM for rest. Tranquility Zone, offering a peaceful retreat with quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM, ideal for those seeking calm. Cosmic Carnival, where the energy never fades, and there are no designated quiet hours, catering to those who thrive on continuous activity. These arrangements ensure that all attendees can find a space that suits their needs, whether they're looking for community engagement, solitude, or a blend of both.

By adhering to Leave No Trace ethos, implementing sustainable practices, and encouraging attendees to minimize their environmental impact.

Submit your art or performance proposal through the Everywhen Culture website, adhering to guidelines for safety and theme relevance.

Yes, following strict fire safety guidelines and policies detailed in the attendee guide.

Bring first aid supplies, prepare for desert weather, have 1.5 gallons of water for each person per day, and avoid risky behaviors. The closest hospital is in Reno, Nevada, a 2-hour drive away.

There are no trash services on the Black Rock Desert playa. You must transport everything you bring out and legally dispose of the trash. Any trash left behind will be reported to the police.

Prior to arrival, removal all unnecessary packaging, and consider utilizing reusable equipment rather than single use. Bring ground anchors and be aware of high winds; do not let things fly away! Pack out all waste, manage water responsibly, and avoid disturbing the playa surface to protect the desert environment. Avoid things that shed and fly off easily; glitter, feathers and other artifacts that easily shed off do not do well in the Black Rock Desert and will leave a trace, something we wish to avoid!

No, you are responsible for your own water supply.

No, attendees must plan accordingly for their cooling needs.

No. Only the Everywhen Project will be permitted to conduct a fireworks show. If you're a licensed operator interested in facilitating a fireworks show, contact the everywhen project via the chat box on your screen.

We strongly discouraged animals due to the challenging desert environment and potential distress or death.

Service is spotty, with more reliable coverage available towards the town of Gerlach, Nevada (about 15 minutes away).

Consent is required for photography, with Everywhen staff permitted to photograph attendees for official use.

Yes, located at Gopherland HQ in Constellation Core.

No on-site medical assistance; attendees should bring their own first aid kits and be prepared for self-reliance.

Yes, with facilities strategically placed throughout the event for attendee convenience.

No, attendees must bring their own food and water supplies. A meal plan ticket is available for purchase, but attendees are still responsible for bringing their own water supply.