Blazing Swan

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Blazing Swan
Blazing Swan logo spray painted onto an art piece in 2015
Location(s)	Jilakin Rock City
Inaugurated	2013
Most recent	March 27 – April 2, 2024
Website	www.blazingswan.com.au

Blazing Swan is an annual regional Burning Man event held adjacent to Jilakin Lake near the town of Kulin, Western Australia. It is promoted as an experiment in temporary community and artistic expression, and the event is guided by eleven main principles, including radical inclusion, gifting and radical self-reliance. The event occurs around Easter each year, usually over a period of seven days. The event location is on bushland adjacent to Jilakin Lake, and is referred to as Jilakin Rock City. A wooden effigy is built and burned at the culmination of the event.^[1]