DESCARDED.

Protect the room

Code of Conduct.

A Descarded room should be curious, expressive, and safe enough for people to show up as themselves. Everyone inside helps make that true.

Updated August 17, 2026

01

Respect is the baseline

Harassment, discrimination, threats, stalking, unwanted contact, and intimidation are not welcome. This applies regardless of identity, expression, ability, background, or role in the room.

Respect artists, staff, venue teams, neighbors, and one another. A crowded room is never permission to ignore a boundary.

02

Consent travels with the moment

Ask before touching someone. Ask before making an identifiable person the subject of a photo or recording. A yes can become a no at any time.

Some events may set stricter camera rules. Follow the direction given at the door and inside the venue.

03

Look after the room

Do not bring weapons or deliberately create unsafe conditions. If someone appears unwell or at risk, find venue staff rather than leaving them alone.

Follow venue safety instructions and local law. Descarded may refuse entry or remove anyone whose behavior puts another person or the event at risk.

04

Speak up

Tell event or venue staff as soon as you can if something feels wrong. Reports will be handled as privately as the circumstances allow.

For concerns before or after an event, contact mgmt@walnutmgmt.com. Include only the detail you are comfortable sharing.