Lost something at CB?
Crème Brûlée is 100% run by its participants. No headliner. No production company. No one getting paid to make this happen. Just a few hundred people who decided that if they wanted something worth experiencing, they'd better build it themselves.
That's the Cream Team.
The team is organised in different poles, where they're grouped into bubbles. Read more about it here.
A non-profit association under 1901 law. Its mission is to promote Burner culture in France. Providing legal, financial and safety framework for the magic to happen.
For Arts and Theme Camps.
Public sales. Camps are validated.
Technical prowesses and logistics.
Build > Burn > Strike & LNT.
Main budget is allocated to logistics, safety measures and insurance.
Remaining budget is allocated to art grant.
Financial reports are published after each edition.
RUN BY PARTICIPANTS
Not a single person is paid to organise Crème Brûlée. Every member of the Cream Team, from logistics to communications to safety, giving their time freely, because they believe in what this community can build together.
The ticket price covers infrastructure, safety, and art grants.
Mutual respect & consent
Zero tolerance for harassment
Leave no trace: set an example for all
The organization reserves the right to exclude anyone who does not respect these values.
The city thrives thanks to your efforts. During the event, each participant is invited to take at least one shift:
Popote Cooking
Participate in surveillance by becoming a Superhero
Treating minor booboo by joining the Bobology team
Take part of Greeting / Gate / Parking
and many more.
Emails are sent directly to you with a magic link to get an exclusive access to our Platform Noe.
Can't find it? Check your spam or search for "shift" and it should resurface. Once you've got it, bookmark it. It's your key.
For any issue with your shifts, contact the volunteer coordination team.
The Dream Factory needs to be built before it can dream and strike everything down after.
Build starts 21st May, strike is 31st May.
Builders and strikers are the first and last people to see the site alive. It's a quietly special privilege.