SOL OBSCURA is a community gathering created around the rare moment of a total solar eclipse — a festival-shaped space for reflection, imagination, art, music, ritual, and collective presence.

Inspired by the principles of Burning Man, the gathering brings together self-expression, communal care, gifting, radical inclusion, respect, and leave-no-trace values. The focus is not only on celebration, but on how people come together: what they bring, how they participate, and how a temporary community can be built around trust, creativity, and shared responsibility.

At the centre of SOL OBSCURA is the eclipse itself — a moment where light and shadow meet, and time feels slightly rearranged. The event invites people to step outside the everyday and gather under one sky, with space for dance, art, curiosity, connection, and personal transformation.

This is not a passive festival experience. Guests are encouraged to arrive prepared, take care of themselves and others, respect consent and boundaries, and contribute to the atmosphere in their own way — through presence, creativity, generosity, costume, ritual, or simply attention.