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Populations Served
- Adults
- Member Agency Staff
- Seniors
- Young Adults
- Youth
Competencies/Skills
- Adaptability & Resourcefulness
- Communication
- Decision Making
- Social Skills
- Teamwork
Opportunity last updated: June 23rd
Logistics Volunteers
Suitable for Families
This event is the festival’s most distinctive activation and one of the most meaningful things Digi Arts does. It’s a hands-on, shoulder-to-shoulder creative experience where community members sit alongside artists, primarily indigenous artists, and make art together.
Volunteer Duties
- Assist event coordinators with operational tasks throughout the event.
- Deliver materials and supplies between activity areas.
- Support volunteers, artists, and participants as needed.
- Help ensure activities run smoothly and on schedule.
- Respond to emerging needs and provide general event support.
Age Requirements
18 years old or above
Schedule
Saturday, September 26, 2026 (4:00 p.m. to 9:00p.m.).
Time Commitment
Event-based
Type of Opportunity
Behind the Scenes,Community Engagement,Creative Arts & Culture,Health, Wellness & Recreation,Transportation
Application Type
Basic
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