 Be part of it – volunteering and getting involved
Bankside Open Spaces Festival is all about our green spaces and the community who loves them, there are lots of ways to get involved from performing, to running an activity or stall to volunteering on the day!
Find out more by emailing our Event Manager Emma on festival@bost.org.uk
Why volunteer at BOSFest24?
Festival volunteers make events like Bankside Open Spaces Festival possible. Our free festival is one of London’s largest unticketed street parties, welcoming over 15,000 visitors annually, and you can be part of it in the most rewarding way. Volunteering is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a community driven by passion, creativity, and camaraderie. From setting up stages to assisting performers, managing crowds to ensuring everyone stays safe, festival volunteers are our BOSfest unsung heroes.
As well as giving your time to a valuable cause, volunteering at Bankside Open Spaces Festival is a chance to surround yourself with fellow volunteers who share a love for community events, music, art, and culture. Whether you’re a seasoned festival-goer or a first-timer, there’s a place for everyone in this diverse tapestry of personalities and skills.
Beyond the sense of community, festival volunteering offers invaluable personal growth and enrichment. Stepping out of your comfort zone to take on new challenges builds resilience, adaptability, and problem-solving skills. Whether it’s coordinating logistics in the midst of friendly chaos or offering a helping hand to BOSFest attendees, every task contributes to your own development as well as the success of the event.
Festival volunteering isn’t just about giving your time; it’s about embracing the magic and becoming an integral part of the experience that brings people together from all walks of life.
How to volunteer at Bankside Open Spaces Festival 2024
Are you free on 8 June 2024? Are you ready to gain new skills and have a lot of fun? Join us as a festival volunteer by emailing our Event Manager Emma on festival@bost.org.uk
