Stewards at the festival may be invited to do a variety of tasks. These include: - helping on the welcome stall, perhaps selling admission tickets, programmes and other merchandise - welcoming performers, making sure they know where to go, making sure they perform in the correct order and issuing certificates at the end of a performance section - keeping the audience aware of who is performing - helping the adjudicator with paperwork

Strathearn Artspace (known as Strathearn Arts) is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO SC044319), whose broad charitable purposes are to support the arts within Strathearn through promotion, education, community engagement and the provision of a sustainable arts centre based in Crieff. We present a diverse and growing programme of artistic and cultural events and exhibitions at our main base on Comrie Street, as well as supporting events in other venues throughout Strathearn. In the past year, we have hosted concerts, theatre, ceilidhs, folk club, tea dances, comedy, visual art exhibitions, a pop-up museum, author readings/recitals and a cinema. At our heart, we are a community-based project whose aim is to support local artists and creatives in a variety of ways, and to promote Strathearn as a cultural hub within the Scottish arts context. Since the organisation was founded in 2013, we have taken on a range of projects, from renovating our historic former-library building to expanding our programme in terms of both diversity and accessibility. We are currently going through a period of rapid growth and as such are looking to expand our Board with the addition of three new Trustees with a wide range of skills and experience and an interest in supporting the Arts in Strathearn. Trustees are jointly responsible for running the SCIO and we are looking for individuals with the interests, skills, experience and contacts to identify and exploit new opportunities and help us take Strathearn Arts through its next period of development.

Knitting and crochet patterns available for groups to use to knit for various charities. Individuals are also able to use patterns and this opportunity can be homebased.

A childrens charity for children with a parent serving or ex service personnel in the Royal Navy, Royal Marines Reserves or Royal Fleet Auxilliary. Many children experience long time seperation from their parent(s) so the charity has developed a book calledZoe and te Time Rabbit.which helps younger children understand and manage their emotions. The book is sent to children along side 2 knitted rabbits/penguin with faces on their tummies smile/frown to help them express ow they are feeling.

An adapted version of the annual Camelon Winter Festival will be going ahead this year, in a COVID safe way! Volunteers are needed to help at the 'Big Screen' event. Over the weekend of Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th December, a traveling LED video screen will tour through the residential streets of Camelon and Tamfourhill. The mobile screen will be mounted on a van which will slowly make its way through the streets and stop at key community locations with safe and controlled viewing areas. The Big Screen will be showing messages of festive joy, a special seasonal appearance from local singer songwriter Dionne Hickey and three inspiring videos made with creative residents. Volunteer stewards (3 for each planned stop) will help to ensure social distance is maintained and that only joy (and not COVID) is being spread! All PPE will be provided on the day and there will be a safety briefing in advance.

An adapted version of the annual Camelon Winter Festival will be going ahead this year, in a COVID safe way! Volunteers are needed to distribute information flyers and 'Big Screen Packs' (pre-booked packs for families to enjoy alongside viewing the 'Big Screen' event) in the Camelon and Tamfourhill areas between 16th November and 12th December. Volunteers can help in their own street, maybe surrounding streets as well if they're able, let the Festival team know what you can help with!

We are looking to find a Promo and Comms Co-ordinator who can take responsibility for co-ordinating the promotion of the Hidden Door live stream shows. You will be working as part of the wider Marketing, Promo and Comms team as well as with the Live stream mini team to liase and communicate with artists and the public through our social media channels. We are looking for someone who is enthusiastic, organised and reliable, with a clear understanding of Hidden Door’s mission and values.

We are looking for a Social Media Manager who can take responsibility for all of Hidden Door’s social media channels (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook), to promote the festival and our work. You will be working as part of the wider Marketing, Promo and Comms team to collaborate and define our social strategy, pinpointing the best type of content for each platform as well as helping to building a community. We are looking for commitment, enthusiasm, creativity and professionalism.

We are looking for two Community Engagement Co-ordinators to lead on all points of community engagement. This includes developing and delivering Hidden Door’s Communities Strategy (with wider Core Team input) to more effectively engage with a range of different communities and audiences, widening the reach of our work. We are looking for dynamic people who are passionate about engaging others with the arts, ideally with experience of planning and leading engagement activities.

To support the delivery of the festival we recruit a large number of volunteers each year and we are looking for a volunteer manager to join the Venue and Place team to help us to coordinate and support the volunteer army. This is a shared role. We are ideally looking for someone who enjoys working with people, who is organised and has bundles of enthusiasm. Previous experience of recruiting, supporting and supervising volunteers would be a plus.