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Aug 20, 2019

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Kamrin Baker
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Kylie Squiers
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Attendees ride the Werner Wheel Friday night. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Snail Mail performs on the side stage at Maha. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

An American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter communicates beside the stage. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Courtney Barnett performs on Friday evening's Maha festivities. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Hands bounce in the crowd during Maha. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

A boy plays with a Jenga set in the community village. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Attendees pose in the photo/video booth sponsored by JBL. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Matt Maeson performs at Maha on Saturday afternoon. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

An artist spray paints the outside of the Mayflower MaMo truck. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

A Maha attendee sits for a henna tattoo in the community village. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

An attendee played in Get Checked Omaha's peach pit. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

A nonprofit encourages suicide prevention awareness at the community village. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Local artist Joy O'Conner sells her ceramic jewelry at Mini HutchFest. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Attendees shop at Mini HutchFest. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

A skateboard ramp sponsored by Rabble Mill and the Bay was available to children. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

An attendee traces her friend's shadow at the Joslyn Art Museum's booth. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Attendees dance in the silent disco attraction. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Duckwrth dances on stage during his set at Maha. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Duckwrth performs at Maha Saturday evening. Photo by Kylie Squires/the Gateway

Duckwrth sings to an enthusiastic crowd. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Maha volunteers made sure attendees composted and recycled as needed. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Maha audience members chant in anticipation for Lizzo's performance. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Matt & Kim take the stage. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Kim Schifino of Matt & Kim plays drums with passion. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Kim Schifino of Matt & Kim plays the drums. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Matt & Kim bring out a large unicorn blow-up float during their set. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Matt Johnson of Matt & Kim performs on stage. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Kim Schifino of Matt & Kim performs wildly. The set included blow-up dolls and balloons. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Matt Johnson of Matt & Kim belts out lyrics on Maha's second evening of concerts. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Concert-goers wait for Lizzo to take the stage. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Lizzo takes the stage with "Cuz I Love You" as the headliner of the Maha festival. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Concert-goers take photos and videos during Saturday night's performances. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Lizzo sings out to the crowd. Photo by Kylie Squiers/the Gateway

Lizzo performs at Maha. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

Lizzo takes the stage with sass. Photo by Kamrin Baker/the Gateway

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