Volunteer

If you love looking at cars and interacting with folks, then we have the perfect volunteer opportunity for you!

Parking Attendants are needed for some concerts. Duties include: checking parking passes, directing patrons on where to park, monitoring the gate for access to parking and placing the reserved parking signs for patrons. All directions will be provided and no prior experience is necessary. You will wear the latest in fun fashion–all black  and maybe even a provided orange construction vest (when safety demands)! The bonus is you get to see a concert on the night you volunteer. This volunteer position will largely take place outside and is a rain or shine commitment. We ask that volunteers maintain a commitment regardless of weather conditions.

Parking lot attendants may be at the front entrance or the back entrance and may be assigned to a local (within walking distance) off-site location depending on need.

Cashiers, Servers and Beer-slingers are needed for some events.

No prior bar experience necessary but any cashier training is a plus.

If you are a people-person who likes a fast-paced atmosphere with a love for libations*, this volunteer opportunity is for you!

We will train you and you will get to see the concert during your shift.

We promote service with a smile.

Please be prepared for accurate cash-handling and quick customer service.

(*Libations must be loved from afar during your shift, as there is no drinking while tending the bar.)

Help excited music patrons find their seats and have a great night!

Join Music in the Mountains for a volunteer opportunity that is rewarding and fulfilling.

Ushering for a concert will allow you to interact with the community, meet new people, and see a concert.

We are looking for folks who are friendly, energetic and aware of their surroundings.

Duties range from ticket taker, greeter, showing patrons to their seats and more!

This is a team effort and you will be led by some of the best and brightest in the music business to make sure everyone involved enjoys a wonderful experience.

We will guide you and train you–no prior ushering experience necessary.

Do you have the skills and desire to serve food with a smile and honor guests’ needs?

We hold many events that honor patrons and donors at private events, and teamwork makes the dream work.

A food handling license is a plus but not necessary for all events.

We keep the fun in fundraising!

Get your steps in!

At Music in the Mountains, our concerts and events usually include a fundraising element. We need energetic volunteers to sell raffle tickets at our musical Summerfest events. Job duties include taking money in exchange for tickets for our great giveaways. Raffle administrators are asked to walk our venues and ensure integrity in our raffle prizes by keeping track of funds and raffle tickets. Volunteers must be able to walk several yards in an evening, keep track of cash flow with accuracy and excite the crowd for winning possibilities.

Do you love working with your hands?

Do you love physical activity?

Can you twist a wrench?

Are you a problem-solver?

Then we need you to help set up stage and venue needs. You must be able to lift 40 pounds with safe-lifting and proper body ergonomics. Parts of this position may take place outside and is a rain or shine job commitment and will not be based on weather conditions. We ask that volunteers maintain a commitment regardless of weather conditions.

Have you wondered what happens behind the scenes?

Do you love working with your hands?

Do you love physical activity?

Come join us to volunteer to take down equipment (Strike) at our concerts or to shift stage-settings. You must be able to lift 40 pounds with safe-lifting and proper body ergonomics. Parts of this position may take place outside and is a rain or shine commitment. Wee ask that volunteers maintain a commitment regardless of weather conditions.

Do you have a clean driving record and want to showcase your skills behind the wheel of a golf cart or small utility vehicle?

We are looking for responsible folks to drive for our concert events. Duties include delivery of directed set-production materials like chairs and music stands, as well as delivery needs like carting supplies such as ice or other foodstuffs. Volunteers must have excellent communication, time management, and organizational skills. A clean and current Driver’s License is a must. Drinking on the job will not be tolerated.

We believe in leaving the world better than we found it, and that is true for every show.

What better way to spend a beautiful day than helping us clean up our beautiful venues during and after events.

You will stay after our shows after seeing the show. You will experience the after-hours magic as we strike a venue for the next event.

Volunteers for this position should be environmentally-conscious and be able to bend at the knees to pick up trash and recycling.

This position may require volunteers to work late hours.

We need volunteers to monitor the entrances for our concert events.

No driving is necessary. Duties include pointing patrons/volunteers/staff etc. to the correct parking lots and/or venue gates so that patrons may find ample available parking.

Light training and direction will be provided. Duties may include checking parking passes, helping VIPs find their designated parking spaces, directing other volunteers, directing for ADA accessibility, and assisting with direction to transport where needed and/or applicable.

This volunteer position will take place outside and is a rain or shine commitment.

We often send mailings that require legible handwriting—beautiful handwriting is a plus but only legible handwriting is necessary to be included on our handwriting team.

You must be able to read information from a list and write it either as a mailing address or a note of thanks.

This will always be an indoor task. Times and days for this opportunity will be flexible, based on project.

After training, this volunteer opportunity has the potential to become a home-based or solo opportunity, depending on availability.

This position only requires patience and no fear of a small paper cut or two!

You must be able to give attention to detail. This will always be an indoor task. Times and days for this opportunity will be flexible, based on project.

After training, this volunteer opportunity has the potential to become a home-based or solo opportunity, depending on availability.

Do you have a keen attention to detail?

Do you love data and have computer skills?

Does an accurate spreadsheet thrill you?

We rely on up-to-date patron, student, and donor information to help provide the best experience for everyone involved with our Platinum Star Rated non-profit organization.

From updating addresses and name changes to making certain our database for ticket-buyers is accurate, our data-entry and information management volunteers are essential to the organization.

Because some of our information is private or sensitive, an application process is required for this volunteer position.

Open your home to house a musician and you will perhaps start a lifelong friendship and get to hear a fabulous musician practicing in your home!

From one of our past hosts:

“Hosting a musician for Music in the Mountains has brought countless numbers of new friends into our home and has filled it with music, laughter, and precious memories. As our musician practiced in the evenings, we got to enjoy her beautiful music playing softly, making its melodic way throughout our home as we fell asleep.”

Host responsibilities: Supply a room and bathroom - the bathroom can be shared - and kitchen access. Hosts do not need to supply meals or food, though some do. They do not need to supply transport. Most musicians drive here or rent a car.

All hosts are offered two free tickets to one concert and they can ask their musician to obtain a discount on other concerts.

Sometimes you’ll be reading a book. Sometimes you’ll be answering phones. Sometimes you will wonder if the copier has a personal vendetta against you. And, the entire time, you will be surrounded by people who are fun and supportive!

We are looking for a few volunteers to help in the office. Join our staff in the office to help forward calls and take messages. No initial experience is necessary. Volunteers must be friendly, personable, and able to give attention to detail. Volunteers must be enthusiastic about the MIM mission and friendly to donors, vendors, and patrons.

Training will be provided initially but volunteers are asked to be self-driven after training. We work in a data-driven, fast-paced environment with a staff that occasionally works off-site.

Do you watch HGTV and drool at the “after” moments?

Do you have a hankering to see a well-organized space?

Are you willing to sort through beloved treasures and dusty shelves to bring peace-of-mind to a  decades old non-profit organization?

Maybe you are just excited to throw things away.

Look no further than Music in the Mountains’ (MIM) Spring Clean Up for our Storage Unit. Years of event production and love-of-community events have built up clutter and we need to do away with what we can’t use in order to make space for the new. We are looking for both brains and brawn on this project.

Got a truck for a dump run? Even better!