event may suggest, this event is known to have a more adult atmosphere, and historically has embraced themes that mock, while fully embracing burner culture. Kentucky Reclaimation (official site) A five-day event held in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in Irvine, KY. This burn began in 2008 with 33 participants and is growing slowly but steadily. Massachusetts Firefly Arts Collective (official site) This is considered the Massachusetts/New England regional burn and has been organized by a group of Boston Burners (official site) since its inception in 2003. It has moved around over the years, its first year being held in New Hampshire and has since settled in Vermont. It is still looking for a larger site than the ~60 acres used in 2009–2016. 600 tickets were sold for 2011 (capped) and 1050 tickets in 2016 (capped), largely restricted by limited nearby parking. Michigan Lakes of Fire (official site) is held every June, usually father's day weekend, at Lucky Lake campground in Rothbury, MI. Minnesota That Thing at the Cabin (TTatC) https://www.ttatc.com/ (official website) Missouri Columbia HullabalU (official site) An all ages camping event presented by the Midwest Burners in Hartsburg, MO Kansas City InterFuse (official site) sponsored by the Midwest Burners, is an annual, multi-day, camping-oriented event that upholds the ideals of the Burning Man Festival. The goal of InterFuse is to unite the scattered Burners and pre-Burners of the Midwest in a celebration of art, fire, and life, further spreading the Burning Man Experience through the region. The event was initially held at Camp Ozark Avalon, located in Boonville, Missouri but in 2012 events were moved to the Shriner's campground in Laquey to accommodate growing attendance. 2016 ticket sales were set at 1200 and sold out. In 2016, Interfuse was changed to an "All Ages" event, allowing the participation of minors. The safety rangers of the event ("InterRangers") proudly offer Black Rock Ranger training and practical experience to those wishing to become BRC Rangers on the Playa. Instead of a Division of Public Works, or DPW, Interfuse's public works crew is known as TLA (The Leisure Army). Their motto, "All leisure, no army" is an inside joke that tells very little about all of the hard work they do in setting up the event infrastructure and keeping the essential services available and running. The 2020 InterFuse event has a population of 1400 burners 18+ and however many burners