Stewards at the festival may be invited to do a variety of tasks. These include:
Perform in Perth is an annual festival of music, speech and dance. Each year around 2,800 performers take part in the two-week festival which runs in March. There are events for groups of almost any size and description, in addition to an extensive programme for solo performance. Performers have the opportunity to develop their skills through receiving advice and encouragement from a team of experienced professional adjudicators. In 2019, we introduced a series of Gaelic competitions and Baton Twirling competitions, as well as expanding the piping and pipe band drumming solos. In order to organise and run the festival, we use many volunteers.
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Flexible.
This volunteering opportunity is aimed at this age group so that the hours they contribute can qualify for a Saltire Award.The other restriction is that the volunteer must have taken part in the festival themselves as a soloist or as part of a larger group
Experience required: On-the-job training will be given and written instructions will be available. Nobody under 16 years of age will be left unsupervised and on their own. A friendly attitude is necessary as is an aptitude for learning new skills.
Travel details: We use a variety of venues in Perth. Individuals would be notified of these as required.
Minimum age: 12
Maximum age: 25
Support:
Named Contact For Volunteer,
Wheelchair Access/Disabled Access Toilet