Volunteer at KahBang

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Thank your for interest! Every year, we select volunteers to help us create our showcase for independent artists and one of the biggest parties of the summer. Volunteers are needed to assist in all areas of the KahBang Festival—from working the main stages to the smallest galleries. Those seeking band autographs and free stuff need not apply. Volunteering for the 2011 Festival is about helping artists share their work. Of course, there are exciting benefits such as attending film screenings and watching the next big thing in music performing live before your very eyes. But the real benefits of volunteering aren't free tickets—its the reward of being part of one of the premiere festivals in New England. If you're ready for a one-of-a-kind experience, apply to join us in August!

How To Volunteer for the KahBang Festival
• Learn More: Decide on the type and level of commitment you'd like to make: Full-Time or Part-Time.

• Apply Online: 2011 Volunteer Application.

• Discuss Your Application: When we review your application, we'll email you to set up a call, so we can get to know you and discuss if you might be a fit for one of our volunteer positions.

• Receive a Specific Assignment: When a volunteer's interests and the Festival's needs fit, volunteers are offered a volunteer assignment with a Festival Department, usually by early July. All details are then sent via email.

• Get Your Schedule:

  • Part-Time Volunteers come in person to select their shifts at Sign-Up Night, or out-of-state volunteers have a Call-In Day in July.
  • Full-Time Volunteers will have their schedules set by the Volunteer Department and receive it via email one week prior to the Festival.

• Learn, Check-In and Festival! All volunteers come to check-in just before volunteering to get their Festival Credentials, uniforms, etc. Volunteers are also required to attend training, some of which is provided online.

• Finally, it's Festival time! Volunteers enjoy working their assigned shifts in-between attending events, watching performances or screenings, and (maybe) sleeping.