Volunteers staff the areas listed below. Sign up for a 4 hour shift on Saturday or Sunday...or both!

Volunteer teeshirts are provided as well as refreshments during your shift. Lunch is provided to those who work all day. Parking can be arranged.

The whole ohana can volunteer! While minimum ages are required in some areas, youth are welcome with family members.

We will also validate service hours for school or other service organizations...you can even come as a group! Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning are high need times.  Service during these times are particularly appreciated.

Performances and Stages: Performer Assistants
Performamce Assistants assist groups from check-in time through completion of performance and clearing of the dressing room.

PAs help solve performers' backstage problems, assist in clean-up of the stage or dressing room areas, keep water coolers filled, and generally any backstage help that is needed.

PAs work closely with Stage Managers and Assistant Stage Managers.

Keiki Make’n’take Activities Assistants
Volunteers assist keiki and family members to make simple cultural crafts.  All materials are provided. 

Volunteers set out proper materials, monitor use of supplies, teach or assist where needed, and help keep orderly access for all interested in participation in the free activity.

Keiki Volunteers work closely with the Committee chairperson.

Information Booth Volunteers

Assist the public by handing out program books, answering questions, handling lost and found, giving directions, and collecting surveys. IB volunteers work closely with the Committee Chairperson.

Soda & Water Booth Volunteers

Volunteers assist in stocking and icing tubs of soda, pulling out soda for customers, keeping soda booth clean, and inventorying soda stock. Small groups that want to work as a team (usually 4 to 6) are ideal. Booths are scattered around the event and volunteers work with their Booth Captain and Committee Chairperson.