When the founders of the women's rights movement imagined the privileges their progeny would enjoy, melting ears with rock music was probably not among them.

Three days full of female performers will nonetheless come together for the seventh annual Women's Rights 2 Rock in Seneca Falls. Teenager Marissa Legott thought of the idea while traveling by People's Park as an 8-year-old, and her father, Mark, a concert promoter, brought the idea to the village.

The family festival started as a one-night show featuring four female-fronted bands and has since grown to include 30 acts over the course of three days this year. Audience members are encouraged to bring blankets, chairs, pets, food and sunscreen to the event. In addition to the music, face painting, tarot card reading and craft vendors will be available.

In the festival's slate of acoustic, blues, folk, metal, rock, country, R&B, punk and classical performers, every audience member should find something right for them.

Full schedule of performers at Women's Rights 2 Rock:

Friday, July 11

4 p.m. - Jenny Chamberlain

5 p.m. - El Ka Bong

7 p.m. - Blue Spark + Flame

8 p.m. - NAIAD

9 p.m. - Deborah Magone Band

10 p.m. - STRPT

Saturday, July 12

11 a.m. - Helen Wilson

Noon - The Nomads

1 p.m. - Formaldehyde

2 p.m. - Enough Said

3 p.m. - Nicola

4 p.m. - Milking Diamonds

5 p.m. - Somehow Sorry

6 p.m. - Martha Hornby

7 p.m. - Jane Evil Band

8 p.m. - Silent Rhythm

9 p.m. - CXTec Dinosaurs

10 p.m. - Madame Trixie

Sunday, July 13

11 a.m. - Addictive Tragedy

Noon - Teressa Wilcox

1 p.m. - Colleen Kattau

2 p.m. - Lisa Romano

3 p.m. - Tori Sparks

4 p.m. - The Callen Sisters

5 p.m. - Deep Blue Dream

6 p.m. - Frankie and Jewels

7 p.m. - Walnut Groove

Special guest - DJ Lady J

If you go

What: 7th annual Women's Rights 2 Rock

When: 4 p.m. Friday, July 11, and continues at 11 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, July 12 and 13

Where: People's Park, 35 Water St., Seneca Falls

Cost: Free

Info: Visit www.myspace.com/womensrightstorock