As Peter noted, it is a family event, mostly PG rating, which I always found interesting being in Elko and the connections all western town brothels had to the history of cowboys , miners, loggers, and the over all history of the settlement and civilization of the Western Frontier. But most of the poetry will be about horses and dogs and apple pie and Mom, not very much about the ladies of pleasure that eased the loneliness of harsh life without feminine charms or companionship.
Horses lend themselves better to a family poetry event than do courtesans, but we have lost a lot of the understanding of how sex work evolved in the American West and not without coincidence but women had far more legal rights in the West than back in the genteel states of civilization. And we finally became civilized enough that society got rid of the brothels, heaven forbid, and nice cowboys do not really go to those places or sit on their horses out in the weather and dream of the last tender touch they ever had.
