These jobs are exciting opportunities to work with Metro's Regional Parks and Greenspaces Department staff and volunteers. Training is provided with all positions, although some preferred qualifications are listed. The commitment for these positions varies and each opportunity can be matched with your particular skills and interests. A large part of the spirit of the Salmon Festival comes from the generosity and stewardship of more than 250 volunteers who contribute their time and energy every year to making it a success. Volunteer shifts are 3.5 hours.
Volunteers receive free admission to the festival and a token of appreciation.
Food tent Assist in preparing and serving salmon dinners and keeping the dining area clean. Information booth Provide general festival information about activities, events, facilities and sale of merchandise. Individuals who like to interact with the public are encouraged to participate. Children's activity tent Assist with arts and crafts projects and games for youngsters, and help them get dressed up in animal costumes in the story-telling tent. Booth sitters Be a big relief for the exhibitors who come to display their materials at the Salmon Festival.