The Dust Bunny Romp
The (World Famous) Dust Bunny Romp 🐇✨
Saturday, October 24 | 8 PM–Midnight SLT
SHINBOKU & YŌKAI COMMONS
Camp Una Lux: KODAMA | Burn2 Octoburn 2026
The Dust Bunny Romp returns to Camp Una Lux, bringing its familiar spirit of joyful abandon into the enchanted forest of KODAMA.Beneath the turning crescent blooms of SHINBOKU, light spills across the grove in impossible colors. Lasers thread through the branches. Fire flickers. Strange creatures emerge from the shadows, and the dancefloor begins to bounce.
DJ Yifu (REGI) and Shiny Starchild (that guy) guide the evening through a playful collision of funk, groove, deep bass, and irresistible house party rhythms. Music to wiggle to, leap into, lose yourself in, and find yourself somewhere entirely unexpected.
Across YŌKAI COMMONS, the forest becomes a living kaleidoscope of dancing spirits, luminous creatures, and wonderfully peculiar rabbits. That’s YOU! Bring your ears, your colors, your ears of another kind, and whatever delightful creature you wish to become. (Swing by camp and get our list of bunny fashion and accessories on MP curated by Camp Una Lux fashionista, River Moonstone.)
A little surreal. A little ridiculous. Entirely alive.
The Romp:
8–9:30 PM — REGI / DJ Yifu
9:30 PM–Midnight — Shiny Starchild
The forest is glowing. The bunnies are loose.
Come romp. 🐇✨
Venue
CAMP UNA LUX: KODAMA 木霊
A forest takes root in the open desert.
Inspired by the Japanese folklore of kodama—spirits dwelling within ancient trees—Camp Una Lux explores the meeting of nature, imagination, and human connection.
At the heart of the camp rises SHINBOKU — The Sacred Tree, a monumental kinetic sculpture crowned with crescent-shaped metal blooms. Its elevated stage overlooks the surrounding grove, bringing music, light, and movement into the open air.
Beneath and around SHINBOKU stretches YŌKAI COMMONS, the camp’s shared gathering ground. Smaller sculptural trees offer shade, seating, elevated dance platforms, and occasional fire and light. The open clearing welcomes dancers, wandering visitors, art cars, and spontaneous encounters.
Opening onto the Commons are two rustic Japanese-inspired buildings, each offering a different experience:
URAROJI — The Back Alley houses an intimate, roofed performance stage for adventurous music, experimental sounds, and close encounters with creative expression.
YORIMICHI — The Detour is the camp’s sake, noodle, and gaming house—a welcoming place to settle in, share conversation, and enjoy the pleasure of lingering.
Together, these spaces create a small, interconnected village: a central gathering place, a monumental stage, and two quieter destinations to discover.
Throughout Octoburn, KODAMA will unfold through music, performance, art, light, and spontaneous encounters. Some moments exuberant, others contemplative. Camp Una Lux: KODAMA is a place to gather, wander, and listen.
Even in the desert, the forest has a voice.