burning frog 2020
Invitation RSVP Attire F.U.Q. Rules Where To Stay
FREQUENTLY (UN)ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the theme?
Burning Frog 2020 is a whimsical parody of Burning Man, an annual festival of artistic self-expression celebrated in the California desert. Burning Man has principles, Burning Frog has rules, read them here.
Can I bring a friend?
Only if you’d like to stay home and send them in your place.
What should I do if I can't make it?
Submit your regrets here.
I didn’t get an invitation, can I buy tickets?
Burning Frog 2020 is a by-invitation-only party. And yep, we’re checkin’ names at the door. A deep pit is currently being dug for party crashers.
Where should I park my unicycle?
Valet parking will be available for all types of vehicles, but priority will be given to transportation that isn’t adding to global climate change.
Why do we celebrate Leap Year?
Because when God gives you an extra day once every four(ish) years it seems only right we take that day off and celebrate! If you’d like a more factual explanation, you can find it here.
Will there be wine + food?
Clearly a rhetorical question.
What happens if it rains?
The show goes on no matter the weather.
What should I wear?
Anything other than “Napa Valley casual.” In case you missed the obvious links scattered throughout, click here.
Do I have to wear green?
See above.
Should I wear heels?
Wear whatever goes best with your outfit, but dancing shoes are highly recommended.
If we don't want to drive, can you recommend a transportation company?
Are you serious about the social media ban?
Yes. This is a stealth party. If you absolutely must post please do not identify or otherwise tag the winery, the event or your hosts.
Private party means private party.
Please be sure to review all the rules here.
Will the winery be open on Leap Day, February 29th?
Winery hours are as follows:
Friday, February 28: 10am - 4pm
Saturday, February 29: 10am - 1pm
Sunday, March 1: CLOSED
Monday, March 2: 10am - 4pm
