As part of our transparency goals, Frostburn makes an effort to fully disclose our financials to the community. Click the links to see our past expenses:
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2020 Financial Report
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![The effigy burns in front of the participants]()
2019 Financial Report
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2018 Financial Report
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2017 Financial Report
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![A 3 dimensional plywood snowman complete with top hat holding a lit torch with falling snow.]()
2016 Financial Report
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![Participants gather in front of the Effigy for the Mis Frostburn Competition]()
2015 Financial Report
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![Frostburn 2014 Camp Kevin, Brookville PA Frostburn 2014: Temple Burn. Camp Kevin, Brookville PA: The temple burns in the distance while it snows.]()
2014 Financial Report
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![A long exposure of The Effigy Burn from a distance surrounded by participants]()
2013 Financial Report
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![A multiple exposure image of the Frostburn 2013 temple burn. On the left the face of a fox outlined in fire; on the right the inside of the structure burns.]()
2012 Financial Report
Frostburn endeavors to maintain low ticket prices to achieve the following goals:
Keep the event accessible to as many people as possible.
Minimize costs so as to maximize the funds which participants have to spend on art projects of their own.
A brief history of first tier ticket prices for Frostburn:
2022: Pay-what-you-can
2021: Frostburn canceled, Covid-19
2020: $55; no change, add ticketing surcharges pass through
2019: $55; increase, MOAR ART!
2015-2018: $50; no change
2014: $50; increase, venue/vendor cost increases/end of trial pricing
2013: $35; decrease, new venue trial pricing
2012: $45; no change
2011: $45; increase, taxes
2010: $40; increase, PayPal fees
2009: $35; baseline estimated from first year actual costs
2008: Pay-what-you-can; first year