Category: Hullabalu Afterburns
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HullabalU 2024 AfterBurn Report
Submitted by Alisha Event Information Theme Fairytale Forest: A New Myth Untold Basic Details Happened on October 4th – 6th 2024 at Little Tree Farms LLC 28379 Copps Chapel Road, Wooldridge MO USA for the third year at this location. Event Description HullabalU is an all ages regional burn event held every October in central…
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HullabalU 2023 After Burn Report
The Three Little Pigs Basic Details Happened on October 6th, 2023 – October 8th, 2023 in Wooldridge, MO for the second year at this location. 2023 EC Team: Marlene Stevens-Hanson (Marmageddon), Sami White, Shawn Summers HullabalU has been described as the “family” burn, as we focus on our community as a whole, from the babies to…
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HullabalU 2022 AfterBurn Report
HullabalU 2022 Rip Van Winkle Community, Progress, Change October 14-16 2022 Moonflower Valley: 1400 Savana Springs Wooldridge, MO This was our first year back after a hiatus imposed by the pandemic, and we had an additional challenge of finding new land to build our Burn. One of our community members stepped up and introduced us…
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HullabalU 2019 Afterburn Report
HullabalU 2019 was held October 11-October 13 in its home location on Jemerson Creek Road in Hartsburg, Missouri. A total of 370 tickets were sold, with a total revenue of 10355.00. The theme for the year was “Questionable Wolf”, continuing the “fairy tale” theme of the burn. Weather was an extreme challenge this year, as…
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