Lumpen Special • 05-08-2026 • Riot Grrrl “Ragbag” is bringing ESG back to Chicago

🌟 Ashley Barlow and Tracy Evans, founders of Ragbagalia, join Sandra Treviño in the studio to discuss their inaugural festival taking place on May 16 at Sleeping Village. Joining the conversation are two performing artists: MCAmy of She’s Crafty and the legendary Renee of ESG. Inspired by the radical space-making of the Riot Grrrl movement (specifically the histories of Girls to the Front and Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl), Ragbagalia is a mission-driven arts festival designed to center women, femme, and queer voices in a scene that often overlooks them. 🌟

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