Join us at the Ashton building (1229 Millwork Ave) for a special screening of the Bright Eyes & Cursive concert film in support of the Poison Oak Project, founded by @brighteyesofficial to advance equity for LGBTQ+ people, with a particular focus on supporting the trans community. Through partnerships with local and national organizations, the project expands access to mental health resources, legal advocacy, community-building, and direct support for LGBTQ+ individuals.
→ We’re honored to welcome @conoroberst for opening remarks about the Poison Oak Project before the screening, followed by a Maha GA ticket giveaway.
Admission is free, and optional donations and merchandise purchases will directly support the Poison Oak Project and its mission.
Come celebrate Omaha’s creative community, connect with your neighbors, and support a meaningful cause before Bright Eyes takes the stage at Maha.
