In partnership, LAAND (Lawrence All Ages Noise Destination), the KU Emily Taylor Center for Women & Gender Equity, and Haskell Indian Nations University are excited to present Femme Fest 4.
Featuring Performances by:
Black Belt Eagle Scout | blackbelteaglescout.com
Marx Cassity | marxcassity.com
2w33dy | 2w33dy.bandcamp.com
Liz Howdy | lizhowdy.bandcamp.com
Tommaney Library (2450 Creek Avenue) / Haskell Indian Nations University
Doors at 6:00pm / Show at 6:30pm
$15 admission / Free for Haskell and KU students
ALL AGES
Capacity is limited. We ask anyone interested in attending to reserve or purchase tickets here via Eventbrite.
Please note: Oeskese was perviously listed on the show lineup but has had to cancel their appearance at this event.
Parking is available at the Haskell Cultural Center and Museum. Follow this link for more available parking: https://haskell.edu/info/directions/
With Femme Fest 4 we aim create a safer space that centers Indigenous women & femmes and amplifies their music while also fostering an inclusive, welcoming, and accessible environment for all. Our goal is to cultivate a feminist space around the joy of sharing music, a space where performers and attendees feel comfortable and, at the same time, honor the identities and boundaries of others. In purchasing or reserving tickets to this event, you agree to the following code of conduct:
Haskell’s Tommaney Library hosts Femme Fest 4. Haskell is a unique and diverse intertribal university committed to advancing sovereignty, self-determination, and the inherent rights of tribal nations. Founded in Lawrence, Kansas, in 1884 as a government boarding school named United States Indian Industrial Training School, Haskell has evolved over its 140-year history. Today, Haskell serves the educational needs of American Indian and Alaska Native people across the United States by offering innovative curricula oriented toward American Indian and Alaska Native cultures. We encourage Femme Fest 4 attendees to visit the Haskell Cultural Center & Museum to learn more about Haskell’s remarkable past through exhibits, collections, and archives of living tribal materials, traditions, and cultural arts.
Haskell Indian Nations University is operated under the U.S. Department of Interior (DOI) and the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE). Haskell campus, in its entirety, is Federal Property
No firearms or Dangerous weapons are allowed 18 U.S.C. § 930
Visitors must adhere to the Notice of Federal Property for Dogs, Cats, and Other Domesticated Animals Article (signs posted)
Attendees are expected to engage in conduct and behavior that reflects Haskell’s institutional values of respect, cooperation, honesty, and responsibility. By attending Femme Fest 4, you agree to:
Respect the physical and emotional boundaries of others
Respect the identities and backgrounds of others, including people’s pronouns
Respect the differing opinions and beliefs of others as long as those opinions and beliefs do not deny the humanity of others.
Always ask for and receive verbal consent before physically touching or photographing another person.
Take accountability for your words and actions and how they impact others, regardless of your intentions.
Adjust your behavior to promote a safer space.
In the interest of maintaining a safer space, we will not tolerate the following:
Discrimination, including, but not limited to, racism, sexism, classism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, ageism, sizeism, and religious intolerance
Disruptive, distressing, threatening, or disrespectful behavior that jeopardizes the safety of Haskell students, performers or attendees
Sexual harassment, including inappropriate and/or unwelcome comments and behaviors
Hate speech
Theft of money or property
Cigarette, drug, or alcohol consumption
Vaping, nicotine, Cannabidiol (CBD), Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)
We take these guidelines seriously. If you experience discrimination or harassment, please approach a Femme Fest 4 volunteer. Femme Fest volunteers are available to hear your concerns, attempt mediation, and find a solution that is in the best interest of promoting a safer space.
Femme Fest 4 organizers reserve the right to ask any attendees violating our safer spaces policy to change their behavior or leave the event.