Volunteer for Festival Organizations in Ontario

Norfolk County Fair & Horseshow
172 South Drive, Simcoe, Ontario N3Y1G6

Oh, those wonderful excitement-filled carnivals of our youth, where clouds of pink candy floss stick to our fingers and the showmen beckon us to win the "doggee-doggee"! Where the carousels spin round and round, lights flash and the music plays on. Of course, you'll find all of this at the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show in Simcoe, Ontario.

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Volunteer Profile of Norfolk County Fair & Horseshow

Norfolk County Fair Foundation
172 South Drive, Simcoe, Ontario N3Y1G6

"THE NORFOLK COUNTY FAIR FOUNDATION" , was founded in 1998 and operates independently from the Norfolk County Agricultural Society. The establishment of the Foundation was essential in ensuring the preservation of the Norfolk County Fair for families of future generations to enjoy. The Foundation receives its income from annual membership drives, fundraising endeavours throughout the year and donations through; Wills, Bequests, Memorial Gifts & Celebration Gifts, Trusts, Life Insurance, Annuities, Charitable Planned Gifts etc.

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Volunteer Profile of Norfolk County Fair Foundation

Northern Lights Festival Boreal
19 Grey St, Suite 3, Sudbury, Ontario P3E3L2

Northern Lights Festival Bor‚al is one of Ontario's longest running outdoor music and arts festivals.

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Volunteer Profile of Northern Lights Festival Boreal

Northern Visions Independent Video and Film Association
401 Richmond St W, Suite 448, Toronto, Ontario M5V3A8

Established in 1987, the Images Festival is the largest festival in North America for experimental and independent moving image culture, showcasing the innovative edge of international contemporary media art both on and off the screen.

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Volunteer Profile of Northern Visions Independent Video and Film Association

Ottawa Bluesfest
265 Catherine St, 2nd Floor, Ottawa, Ontario K1R7S5

Over the years, Bluesfest has grown to become the landmark event of the Ottawa summer and one of the top-ten music festivals in the world, according to Billboard Magazine. The ongoing love affair between the `fest and its fans continues to this day.

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Volunteer Profile of Ottawa Bluesfest

Peterborough Summer Festival of Lights Inc.
610 Parkhill St Rd W., Peterborough, Ontario K9J6N6

Every year a town anxiously awaits an event that will showcase it's uniqueness and sense of community. For two months in the heart of summer, the Peterborough Musicfest galvanizes a city and greatly impacts an economy with 19 free concerts.

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Volunteer Profile of Peterborough Summer Festival of Lights Inc.

Port Colborne Festival of the Arts
Port Colborne, Ontario L3K5X7

We are an incorporated, non-profit, registered charitable organization whose purpose is to develop and maintain high standards in various facets of the arts in the community and to provide for individual competition in various disciplines; competition among school groups of similar age and experience; competition among dance groups of similar age and experience; and an opportunity for performance among church and community choirs.

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Volunteer Profile of Port Colborne Festival of the Arts

Port Hope Agricultural Society
Elgin Street, Port Hope, Ontario L1A3W4

We celebrate 1831 as the founding date for the Port Hope & District Agricultural Society. Farmers in Hope Township were interested in forming an Agricultural Society and a meeting was held at Bletcher's Inn, at what is now Dale Corners, in December of 1830. A constitution was drawn up and the Port Hope Agricultural Society became a reality in the spring of 1831. The Secretary was authorized to import purebred cattle in 1832. Durham and other breeds were introduced and sold at cost to the members. By 1834, the Society began to import good seed wheat.

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Volunteer Profile of Port Hope Agricultural Society

Rainy River District Music Festival Association
Fort Frances, Ontario P9A3N1

It is the mission of the Rainy River District Festival of the Performing Arts to provide a fun and rewarding opportunity for people from our district to showcase, develop and nurture their dramatic and/or musical abilities.

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Volunteer Profile of Rainy River District Music Festival Association

Shaw Festival Theatre Foundation Canada
10 Queens Parade, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S1J0

The Shaw Festival is a theatre company inspired by the work of Bernard Shaw. We produce plays from and about his era and contemporary plays that share Shaw's provocative exploration of society and celebration of humanity.

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Volunteer Profile of Shaw Festival Theatre Foundation Canada

St Andrew's United Church Peterborough Shining Waters Festival
441 Rubidge Street, Peterborough, Ontario K9H4E4

St. Andrew's United Church is part of the Shining Waters Festival committee. The festival will be held Sunday June 14. The Festival will be held at Victoria Park (the Court House Hill).

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Volunteer Profile of St Andrew's United Church Peterborough Shining Waters Festival

Stratford Festival
Stratford, Ontario N5A6V2

With William Shakespeare as its foundation, the Stratford Festival aims to set the standard for classical theatre in North America. Embracing our heritage of tradition and innovation, we seek to bring classical and contemporary theatre alive for an increasingly diverse audience.

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Volunteer Profile of Stratford Festival

Summerworks Theatre Festival
1087 Queen St. W., Studio 404, Toronto, Ontario M6J1H3

Summerworks is a juried theatre festival that runs every year during August. It consists of over 40 plays, indie bands, musical works in concert and performance artists.

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Volunteer Profile of Summerworks Theatre Festival

Sunfest London Committee for Cross Cultural Arts
Victoria Park, London, Ontario

All are welcome to volunteer at London's best and biggest outdoor festival! Get involved with your community while enjoying internationally acclaimed artists, vendors, and beautiful Victoria Park. Our festival would not be possible without our 400 (many returning) volunteers annually.

There are are a variety of positions available including office and information, security, sales, donations, hospitality, stage hands, Park Clean&Green (EcoStations), and more!

If you are available for a few hours on July 9-12, volunteer with us and help make this year's festival of world music and jazz the best yet!

Sunfest is proudly presented by the London Committee for Cross Cultural Arts, a non-profit organization. Every summer since 1995, Sunfest has brought together many thousands of people at the festival to celebrate the cultures of the world through music, dance, crafts and cuisine.

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Volunteer Profile of Sunfest London Committee for Cross Cultural Arts

The Canadian Tulip Festival
Le Festival Canadien Des Tulipes
35 O'Connor Street, Suite 302, Ottawa, Ontario K1P5G4

May 2, 1945, following five years in exile in Canada, Princess Juliana and her children were reunited with Queen Wilhelmina in the liberated part of the Netherlands. As a show of gratitude for her stay in Canada, and for Canadian soldiers' role in the liberation of her homeland, Princess Juliana presented to the people of Canada a number of gifts, including 100,000 tulip bulbs. The following year, an additional 20,500 bulbs were received in Canada, with a request to plant them on the grounds of the Ottawa Civic Hospital.

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Volunteer Profile of The Canadian Tulip Festival

The Fringe of Toronto Theatre Festival
344 Bloor St W, Unit 208, Toronto, Ontario M5S3A7

The Toronto Fringe is part of the "Fringe movement" - a worldwide network of indie theatre festivals. As the name suggests, the movement is about celebrating under-represented voices and those on the margins of the performing arts world. It's a festival where anyone can put on any show, without having to pass through a jury - where theatre students can mount their first production outside of school, where emerging artists can get their big break, and where established artists can test out new work. It's a festival where audiences come for the adventure and the community as much as for the plays themselves.

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Volunteer Profile of The Fringe of Toronto Theatre Festival

The Guelph Jazz Festival
123 Woolwich St, 2nd Floor, Guelph, Ontario N1H3V1

The Guelph Jazz Festival is a singular organization earning critical international acclaim for presenting innovative jazz and creative improvised music in a community setting.

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Volunteer Profile of The Guelph Jazz Festival

The Kiwanis Music Festival of London Inc.
310 Wolfe St., London, Ontario N6B2C5

To encourage, nurture and support performances and educational activities in the London area, where musicians can enhance their interpretative and musical styles as a means of strengthening character development and celebrating the enjoyment of the arts.

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Volunteer Profile of The Kiwanis Music Festival of London Inc.

The Shelter Valley Folk Festival
10831 County Rd. 2, Grafton, Ontario K0K2G0

The Shelter Valley Folk Festival celebrates music, juried art, wellness, sustainable living and harvest food in the heart of Northumberland County through an annual Labour Day Weekend festival, an Artists in the Schools program, a Community Concert Series, and Local Songwriters Showcase..

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Volunteer Profile of The Shelter Valley Folk Festival

The Walkerton Agricultural Society
Walkerton, Ontario N0G2V0

The Society was formed in the latter part of the 19 th Century. The Fair was called the Great Northern Exhibition. It was held on the same site as the present fair grounds and ball diamonds. It had a half mile track, a grandstand just north of the present community centre west of the track and a judge's stand east of the track. There was also a large frame building called the palace at the north end of the grounds.

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Volunteer Profile of The Walkerton Agricultural Society

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