10/29 Brandy Clark @Washington Hall

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Thank you for signing up to volunteer at Washington Hall. Compared to our normal shows, Washington Hall concerts are bigger, with a unique, open floor experience in the grand venue.

The 'Seattle freeze’ took on a whole new meaning during the pandemic, and over the past year we’ve watched as event venues all across the city were forced to close. Thankfully, here at Abbey arts we’ve had phenomenal support from our community to keep us afloat, and now that we’re starting back up again, we want to keep that community front and center. This Fall, Abbey Arts is bringing us back to the arts, making it the perfect time to gather your friends, come out and reconnect with what really matters: each other.

More info on the event series here: www.fremontabbey.org/cathedrals

Eventbrite Volunteer Ticket required for entry (free), register here: www.fremontabbey.org/volunteer The Roles: You will be helping with one or more of the following: 1. Setup- posting signs, setting up artist greenroom, setting up chairs, ushering people in 2. Doors- welcoming, selling tickets, scanning tickets, answering questions, etc 3. Bar- selling/taking drink tickets and concession items, pouring drinks 4. Cleanup: resetting space, putting away chairs, etc We like to keep all of our volunteers in pairs or groups for their experiences at the Abbey.

Please Bring: Comfortable clothes & shoes (it is a big venue - lots of walking). Warm Coat/Jacket, gloves Dark clothes if possible. Appropriate for an all ages venue We provide simple snacks - but bringing some dinner food is advised since there isn't anywhere nearby to eat.

We Provide: Simple snacks & beverages Name badges of authority Staff support to answer questions Free concert (we do ask that all volunteers enjoy the show for at least 15 minutes during their shift) - most are able to catch a 30-90 minutes of the show

We Ask: -We know you all live busy lives- if you need to come a little later or leave a little earlier, do let us know as early as you can -If you are uncomfortable or not physically able to perform a task, we encourage everyone to speak up- we are happy to reassign folks since there are always other tasks. -Also, please speak up if your shift is over! With so many staff and so many wonderful volunteers, it's hard for everyone to remember when your shift may be over, and we want to respect your time.

For more details about volunteer shifts, check out our volunteer handbook here: www.fremontabbey.org/aboutvolunteering