Yes! Fest aims to provide an alternative to uninclusive and inaccessible music events. Yes! Fest will be a live music event with a focus on safety, inclusivity and community.
ALL AGES ALL THE TIME! SOBER GIG! 2PM-9PM (ISH/ UNTIL THE BANDS FINISH) AT THE PIONEER WOMENS HALL ON MORAY PLACE, PRE SALES ONLY
line up (in order starting at 2pm sharp ♥)
2pm Spinster
2;45pm Molly Devine
3;20pm Francisca Griffin
4pm Apocolabia
4:40pm Abigail Knudson
5:20pm Whiskey and the Wench
6pm Hana Fahy and the BBC
6:45pm Tahu and the Takahes
7:20pm Horse Dr
7:50pm Magnolia Corporation
8:30pm Astro Children
9:10pm Tiny Pieces of Eight
9:45pm Murdabike
~~set times are approx due to change over times ~~
TICKET INFO
capacity of Pioneer Womens Hall is 100 ppl so get your tix early :) We will post on here when the last 10 tix are going.
To secure a ticket deposit $5 into this account:
38-9008-0098883-03 E C GRAY
in the reference section of the deposit form put a word that you would like as your password. On the day bring some form of ID and remember your password so you can give both to the door person for entry :)
Reminder this is a sober and zero glass event ♥
******If you are going to make someone feel unsafe dont come, if your mate will, dont bring em*******
Yes! Fest is commited to creating as safe a space as possible. We will have a trained and sober Safe Crew available at all times!
Nau te rourou Your contribution
Naku te rourou And my contribution
Ka makona te iwi Will provide sufficient for all.
The Yes!Fest team have actively thought about Maori concepts; Whanaungatanga and Kotahitanga, and the ways in which we are addressing them.
Whanaungatanga is relationships. Relationships that are made through shared experiences and working together which gives people a sense of belonging.
Yes!Fest was put together by existing connections and relationships coming together with a common kaupapa in mind. We are looking to continue extending this; building stronger connections and relationships between members of the Dunedin music community.
Kotahitanga is tribal unity, collective action and solidarity.
Yes!Fest was created through collectivism and collaboration. It is important to us that all voices are heard. We must work together for safer, more inclusive and diverse events within our Dunedin music community!
Te Tiriti o Waitangi includes three main principles. These are Partnership, Participation and Protection. Yes!Fest works towards these principles through...
Partnership: Between Maori and all Tauiwi. Between all genders. Between members of the Dunedin music community. We are working collectively for a common kaupapa, whilst continuing to celebrate our differences.
Participation: Part of the kaupapa for Yes!Fest is that those who are often excluded or given limited opportunities within the Dunedin music community are able to share their voice and have a place to stand.
Protection: For all involved in the event. Through our best efforts at creating a safe space we hope that all attending can feel cared for, supported, respected and protected.
He aha te mea nui o te ao He tangata, he tangata, he tangata.
What is the most important thing in the world It is people, it is people, it is people.
We are continuing to learn about tikanga Maori and what we can do to appropriately earn our place alongside te ao Maori. This is a working process for the Yes!Fest team and we are committed to getting this right to ensure the safety of tangata whenua and tauiwi.
Any further input or feedback would be much appreciated.
