The Manito Ahbee Festival, a vibrant celebration of Indigenous arts, culture, and music held annually in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, is seeking passionate volunteers to join their team. This volunteer opportunity offers a chance to immerse oneself in Indigenous culture while contributing to a meaningful event.

The Manito Ahbee Festival Seeks Volunteers

The festival thrives on the dedication of its volunteers. These individuals contribute their time, energy, and enthusiasm to ensure a smooth-running and culturally rich experience for all attendees.

Benefits of Volunteering at the Manito Ahbee Festival

• Immerse yourself in Indigenous culture: Volunteers gain firsthand exposure to Indigenous traditions, music, and art.
• Build a supportive community: Connect with fellow passionate volunteers and form lasting friendships.
• Foster a welcoming atmosphere: Positive attitudes from volunteers create an inclusive space for all festival-goers.
• Receive recognition: Volunteers are appreciated with a special dinner and a commemorative t-shirt.

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Responsibilities of Manito Ahbee Festival Volunteers

The festival team embodies the spirit of the seven sacred teachings, emphasizing kindness, respect, and a positive attitude. Volunteers are expected to:

• Treat everyone with courtesy and respect.
• Maintain a positive and enthusiastic demeanor.
• Arrive on time for assigned shifts, wearing the provided volunteer t-shirt and access pass.
• Prioritize personal well-being by eating before shifts and avoiding drugs and alcohol.
• Refrain from reserving seating for friends or family to ensure fairness for all attendees.

How to Volunteer at the Manito Ahbee Festival

Those interested in volunteering can sign up for the following year’s festival (2024) by visiting the Volunteer Registration Page (available closer to the date). For more information, contact the Volunteer Manager via email at [email protected].

Become a Volunteer at the Manito Ahbee Festival and contribute to a remarkable event that celebrates Indigenous culture, fosters unity, and creates lasting memories.