
FAQ:
Are men welcome at “Women on Fire Reno” events?
Absolutely! We love respectful supporters of all genders and identities. There are even some male performers at our events, as our bands are required to be composed of at least 50% women. We are not trying to exclude men, we are trying to elevate women, who have historically been underrepresented in music and the arts.
What should I expect at a Women on Fire Reno event?
Variety, surprise and creative opportunities galore! We love performers of all mediums and so you may get to experience what happens when a poet, a clown and a pole dancer walk into a bar. Astonishment is kind of our thing, so most events will have a few surprises to keep you on your twinkle toes. And we think creativity is a human right, so every event will have at least one (and usually several) ways for you to make, express and explore.
What’s with the mottos?
We encourage contributors to Women on Fire Reno to choose mottos that represent them in a sometimes serious, often light hearted way. These mottos help us get to know each other better, are a form of creative expression and are just plain fun. Our founder Pax chose the first motto, “The good kind of scary” and the mayhem ensued from there. You can read some more mottos here.
How can I get involved?
Thanks for asking. We are entirely volunteer run, so we can almost always use help of all sorts including event planning and organizing, tech assistance, stage and set building, art making and more! Let us know what you like to do and we can probably find a way for your efforts and contributions to enrich our community. We encourage individuals to find their place in the Women on Fire Reno community and hopefully find what lights their fires! Email use at womenonfireReno@gmail.com to get started…
I am a women fronted performer or group with fire to share. How can I get involved?
Email us at womenonfireReno@gmail.com to introduce yourself, tell us what you do and we will start from there. Hopefully we can make magic happen together.
What do you stand for?
Providing opportunities and platforms for talented women and nourishing healthy creative ecosystems. Investing any funds raised in local artists, musicians and future events.
Building community one event at a time. Attracting a wide diversity of people to our happenings. Making our gatherings free when ever possible. Hosting both adult and all-ages and family friendly events.
