The Access crew assists those attending the concert with physical challenges.  They help with seating in the Main Stage area, parking, camping, and many other duties as needed.

The crew meeting will be at 9 am on Friday at the Access tent near the Main Stage.

The volunteers with Activities for Kids run programs in the kid’s tent.  This may include games, craft projects and other events., and requires a lot of cleaning and organization.  The tent opens no earlier than 10 am and closes by 6 pm every day.  Everyone is required to work the last Sunday shift for clean-up and inventory (from 3 pm until done, usually around 5 pm)

Crew meeting scheduled for Friday at 10am at the Activities for Kids tent.

Check-in crew greets, checks in and gives wristbands to other volunteers, guests of the festival, performers and their guests, vendors, radio ticket winners, and all non-paying festival attendees.  The check-in crew starts work on Wednesday by noon.  The check-on area in the front tent is in operation from 9 am to 11 pm Wednesday through Saturday, and 9 am til 2 pm on Sunday.

The Check-in crew meeting will be at 10 am Thursday at Main Gate tent.

The Communications crew works from a trailer in the main festival area.  They provide a communication link between the other crews, festival patrons, and other people involved with the festival.  Crew members work in pairs, and need to have legible handwriting, a clear speaking voice and basic office skills.  Volunteers arrive on site on Thursday, and attend a crew meeting on Thursday evening at 6:00 pm.

The Credit Card Crew works both in the Festival Merchandise Tent and the Front Gate Tent processing credit cards for merchandise and ticket sales.

Crew meeting will be at the Main Gate tent Thursday, 6 pm. Crew members can stop by Main Gate tent any time before then to sign up for shifts.

It is recommended that this crew all wear their volunteer t-shirts when on shift.

The Dance Stage crew sets up and operates the Dance Stage.  All crew members must be able to lift and carry heavy loads.

Shoes are required during all shifts, especially Load-In and Load-Out.

Load-In starts Thursday afternoon. Load in at 10 am Thursday appreciated but not required.  All crew need to be ready to work at the Dance Stage by 1 PM Thursday.

The Festival Merchandise crew sells t-shirts, CDs and other festival merchandise.  All crew member are required to help set up in the morning and break down in the evening, as well as working their assigned shifts. 

Everyone must attend the first crew meeting at 3 PM on Thursday, to help set up the tent.

First Aid Crew provides first aid services during the festival. Volunteers must arrive by Wednesday night. The crew meeting will be held in the medical tent on Thursday at 11:30 am (SHARP). You must be one of the following to volunteer: Doctor, Nurse, Paramedic, EMT, or Other Licensed Medical Practitioner and you must provide copies of current certifications and/or licenses. The crew operates 24 hours a day and is headquartered at the First Aid tent near the Main Stage.

The Food Ticket Sales Crew sells food tickets from booths located along the Midway of the festival.  Volunteers must be able to handle money and make change accurately, and have good people skills.

There will be a crew meeting at 10:00 am on Friday.

The Gate Ticket Sales Crew sells tickets and exchange tickets for wristbands.  They work in the tent by the main gate, and are open from noon to 11:00 pm on Wednesday, 9 am to 11:00 pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 9 am to Sunday evening.  Basic money handling skills and the ability to work well with the public are required.

The Gate Ticket Sales crew meeting will be 6 pm on Thursday at Main Gate.

The Hospitality Crew provides food and beverage to the stages, and to volunteers working in remote locations.  Volunteers must be able to lift and carry 40 pounds.

The crew will meet on Thursday night at 7:00 pm.

Secures instruments for the artists between sets, and manages the festival phone charging station.  All volunteers need to be on site in time for a meeting at 11:00 am on Friday.

Staff kitchen prepares the meals for all the volunteers and guests during the festival. This involves preparation, serving and cleanup for dinner on Thursday, breakfast and dinner on Friday and Saturday, and a "leftovers" breakfast/brunch on Sunday.

You may be asked to wash/cut/chop/stir/carry large quantities of food, working as a team with other staff members. The work can involve a lot of standing, reaching and lifting, and can be very messy. We provide all the equipment, including gloves. You're welcome to wear a favorite apron, hat or other item (as long as it won't get in the way).

In order to volunteer for the Main Stage, you must have experience in handling sound equipment and have worked in a similar environment before.  Approval of volunteers for Main Stage is conditional and  subject to the approval of the Main Stage Manager. Minimum age - 21 years old.  Load in at 10 am Thursday appreciated but not required.

Massage Therapy crew members who reside in a state which requires licensing, must be licensed, and produce evidence of such to FRFF.  Massage Therapy crew members who reside in states such as Pennsylvania, in which Licensing has been implemented but are allowing MT's significant time to put in their licensing applications: must produce a certification in the form of a Diploma from a state licensed massage therapy institute.  MT crew members must bring a massage TABLE(no massage chairs), sheets, lotions, a portable clock or watch, disinfectant gell hand wash, paper towels, pens, and anything else needed to perform MT.  No equipment or supplies will be provided. Crew members must arrive Thursday early evening and meet at the rear of the food tent with Crew Chief.  MT's will work  Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.   MT's are expected to provide "hands-on" massage therapy(not Reike).  MT&a

The Early Parking crew marks the lanes in the parking fields lays out the roads in the campgrounds, and manages the arrival of early patrons.  Works starts Friday before Festival and continues throughThursday of the fesitval.

The Festival Parking Crew directs incoming traffic to parking areas during the Festival.  This is a crew for those who love to be out in the open.  Punctuality, communication and team work are required for this crew.  Please be sure to bring sunblock, a hat, and rain gear - including boots.  Arrive on site by 5pm Thursday evening.  Everyone must attend a mandatory 9 AM Friday meeting.

Performer Liaison Crew

The recycling crew manages the trash and recycling containers throughout the festival and campgrounds.  The crew goes out into the festival grounds twice a day to empty the containers, using trucks and golf carts.

Early Safety and Security monitors the gates and dining facilities, checking for valid wristbands.  Volunteers need to be on site for a meeting and selection of shifts by Tuesday afternoon at 2:00.

The Safety and Security crew does a wide variety of tasks to help keep all the various elements of the festival working safely together.  Duties include checking wristbands, patrolling the campgrounds, reporting unsafe conditions, assisting people with problems.  Volunteers will have a radio while on duty and will communicate any questionable behavior or activities to the crew chief.  Festival Security begins on Thursday.  There will be a meeting on Thursday at 6:00 pm.

Early Site Crew has special requirements. Early Site Crew seeks persons with carpentry, electrical, and other trade skills. This crew involves commitment to substantial full time hours (8-10 hours a day) for a period of about one week before the festival begins.

Site crew begins work the Saturday before the festival begins.

Site Electrician

The Site Kitchen prepares three meals daily for early volunteers, setting up both the Site Kitchen and the Festival Kitchen.  Work begins on the Friday before the festival and continues until the Festival Kitchen takes over.  This requires a substantial commitment of hours (approx. 8 hours a day).

Teen Crew serves three purposes: to support the work of other crews, to help young volunteers explore various volunteer jobs with the goal of finding the best placement for them as adult volunteers, and to help festival-goers meet unexpected needs which fall between the cracks of the existing crew structure.  Teen crew work includes - but is not limited to - regular site checks to ensure that the festival is going smoothly, placement at front gate, kid's tent, and food service, guest services and guidance, and basic grounds maintenance as needed.  Teen crew is open to teens under the age of 18; it opens on Thursday afternoon, and runs from 8am to 8pm during the festival (8 am to 4 pm on Sunday).  All teen crew members will be expected to do a minimum of two 2-hour shifts each day.

Teen crew meets near the Security trailer by the Troll Bridge.

The Vendor Crew lays out the Vendor area, and helps the Vendors with any issues that occur during set up or festival operation.  Volunteers need to arrive the Saturday before the festival, bring sunscreen, hat, hammer, and water.  They must be able to work in extreme sun and heat, out in the open (no cover), and be able to pound stakes into ground.

We are a fun and hard working group who support the musicians, get them on and off stage in a timely manner, and troubleshoot issues that arise. Qualifications: Can you schlep musicians gear?  Know the difference between a 1/4 inch and an XLR cable?  Are you focused, punctual, cool under pressure, able to work quickly, and attend to details amid chaos? Can you wrap cable?

Crew members are required to be onsite and ready to work by Thursday noon and work through breakdown Sunday evening.  Load in at 10 am Thursday appreciated but not required.