Blackhawks Jonathan Toews offers an unexpected update on his life after the NHL

The Blackhawks have been without their Captain and three time Stanley Cup champion, Jonathan Toews, for a couple seasons now.

However, it's nice to know that Toews is enjoying his time away, as he went to the Burning Man event in the desert in Nevada in the United States, along with tens of thousands of other people.

The Burning Man is a week-long event focusing on art, inclusion, self-awareness, and more. There are many performances throughout the week.

Jonathan announced on Instagram that he went to the event, and that he saw things that blew his mind more open. He said he hasn't seen a group of people loving and caring for one another the way they did at the Burning Man.

The Burning Man appeared to be a successful event, and one enjoyed by many.

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