NE/X: A Festival of Indigenous Performance is a week-long gathering of Indigenous artists working across various disciplines, including movement, installation, sound, film, and ceremony. Rooted in kinship and guided by Indigenous worldviews, NE/X celebrates artists who create from the center to the edge—those who expand the language of performance and invite audiences to experience new modes of relation, embodiment, and listening.
Produced by SAROS field/works, the festival transforms the Northrup King Building into a multi-gallery space of performance and reflection, bringing together Indigenous artists and audiences in celebration of body, land, and imagination.
Featured Artists: Theodore Marcil · Marique Moss · Julio Medina · Ashley Frantz · Ella Mahoney · Jack Langdon · Nina Boujee · Awanigiizhik Bruce · Aiyana Kline · Josie Hoffman · Sam Aros-Mitchell
Wayfinding & Accessibility Support
Attending the NE/X Festival at the Northrup King Building? We’re here to make your visit smooth and accessible.
Address: 1500 Jackson St NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413 Closest Bus Stop: Central Ave & 14th Ave NE From the bus stop, walk east toward the large brick Northrup King Building and enter through Door B (main parking lot side).Inside the building: • Gallery 240 — Second floor • Gallery 331 & 332 — Third floor Follow posted NE/X signage or ask any docent for help.
Need assistance getting to the entrance or galleries? We have mobile docents who can come meet you and guide you from: • The bus stop • The parking lot • Any building entrance • Anywhere inside Northrup King
During festival hours, call or text our festival line and we will send a docent to you: 612-234-1043
