As the dust settles on Constellation City 2023, we celebrate a record-breaking year of community, ceremony, art, and shared magic in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. From torch-lit sunsets and temple ceremonies to expanded ranger coverage and our first successful kitchen inspections, this year marked a powerful evolution for Everywhen. With bold visions for 2024 already forming, the journey continues.

Everywhen ’23 returns to Constellation City in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert for a weeklong celebration of art, music, community, and desert magic. From gate times and arrival instructions to fireworks, art cars, camps, and Leave No Trace essentials, here’s everything you need to prepare for an unforgettable Everywhen adventure.

Engineer-turned-artist Steve Deol, known as Coywolf, brought humor and irreverence to Constellation City 2022 with his playful installation, the Insane Karen Posse (IKP). Through satire, storytelling, and an “Incident Reporting Station,” he invited participants to laugh, reflect, and co-create tall tales—while honoring Leave No Trace and the spirit of creative freedom in the Black Rock Desert.

From towering light sculptures to heartfelt personal tributes, the inaugural Everywhen in the Mojave was filled with unforgettable art. Director Terri Harris shares highlights and stories from artists who helped shape the Electric Universe.

Byte wasn’t just an art piece—it was a landmark, a hammock haven, a spa-like hideaway, and the heart of a sunrise party. One attendee reflects on discovering Jay Blanda’s giant pink microchip at the Everywhen in the Mojave.

Black Rock or Mojave? Both will test your limits. From suffocating dust to skin-splitting heat, these desert landscapes break you down—and build something stronger in the process.

A reflection on the four-year journey of the “Temple of Five”—a sacred space built from reused materials, transformed across festivals, and fueled by personal meaning. From bamboo to the Mojave, this living installation continues to evolve within the Everywhen.

Massive, luminous, and unforgettable—Kevin Dow’s “Infinite Regression” stunned at Everywhen 2021 at Juplaya, holding its ground against brutal desert storms and drawing crowds into its glowing depths. Dow, a humble yet driven creator, shares how his journey from small camp pieces to full-scale installations led to one of the year’s most iconic playa artworks—and what’s next for the Everywhen.