Festival Code of Conduct Good in the Hood is a family-friendly, community celebration. Our goal is for everyone to feel safe, respected, and welcome. By entering the festival grounds, all attendees agree to follow this Code of Conduct.
Youth Admission Policy
All individuals under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times.
Unaccompanied minors will not be admitted and may be asked to leave the festival.
Rules of Conduct
Zero Tolerance for Violence: Fighting, physical altercations, threats, intimidation, or aggressive behavior—by youth or adults—are strictly prohibited.
Follow Staff and Security Instructions: All attendees must comply with lawful instructions from Good in the Hood staff, volunteers, security, and authorized representatives.
No Weapons: Weapons of any kind are not permitted, including firearms, knives, or objects that could be used to cause harm or damage.
No Illegal Activity or Intoxication: Illegal drugs, drug paraphernalia, alcohol, or being under the influence of illegal substances are prohibited.
No Harassment or Disruptive Behavior: Abusive or threatening language, gestures, excessive yelling, unreasonable noise, or behavior that disrupts others is not allowed.
Respect Festival Operations and Boundaries: Do not enter staff-only or restricted areas, interfere with festival operations, or block entrances, exits, walkways, or emergency access routes.
No Unauthorized Selling or Soliciting: Only approved vendors may sell goods or services. Panhandling or soliciting money from attendees or volunteers is not permitted.
Respect Property and Facilities: Do not damage, deface, or misuse festival property, equipment, merchandise, or restrooms. Restrooms may not be used for bathing or shaving.
Use Spaces as Intended: Festival areas may only be used for their designated purposes.
Appropriate Attire Required: Shirts and shoes are required at all times.
Dispose of Trash Properly: Please use designated bins and resceptacles to help keep the festival grounds clean.
No Unauthorized Materials: Posting or distributing flyers, signs, petitions, or written materials requires prior approval of the Good in the Hood board.
No Animals: Animals are not permitted, except trained service animals.
Enforcement & Consequences
Violations may result in a warning, at the discretion of festival staff.
Serious or continued violations will result in immediate removal from the festival.
Anyone who refuses to leave will be considered trespassing, and law enforcement may be contacted.
Individuals removed for misconduct may be banned from future Good in the Hood events.
Good in the Hood reserves the right to refuse entry or service for any lawful, non-discriminatory reason.
Our CommitmentGood in the Hood is about joy, culture, and community. Thank you for helping us create a safe and positive experience for everyone.