The Talking Dead- Experiences from the Victorian Séance @ Indy Fringe
2024-02-15 18:00 - 21:00 (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) | Indy Fringe, 719 E St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, IN, 46202, United States
ONE NIGHT ONLY! THE TALKING DEAD is a headfirst dive into the people and experiences of the Victorian Era Séance. What did people hear? Feel? See? Report? Who were the Victorian mediums and what were they like? Based on first-hand reports and personal research, THE TALKING DEAD recreates the spookiest parlor shows in Victorian times. Spirits come alive and capture your imagination in this mystifying experience about the beginnings of the spirit shows.
This event is recommended for audiences 18+
Written and performed by master magician, John Shore, produced by Taylor Martin

Volunteer Positions

Ushers
Bartender

Volunteers Needed
3 per show – 2 Ushers & 1 Bartender
Registration Link
https://www.givepulse.com/event/422114-the-talking-dead-experiences-from-the-victorian-seance
Required Training
All bartenders must have a valid IN ATC Serving Permit on record and have passed the required Safe Serve training course prior to working their first shift. Permit and training certificate must be supplied to Indy Fringe Bar Manager and a copy of each must be carried at all times while working.
Background Check
Not Required
Contact for Additional Questions
General volunteer questions can be directed to Volunteer Coordinator, Grace Branam (She/Her) at grace@indyfringe.org Bartender volunteer specific questions can be directed to Bar Manager, Tyler J Crago (He/Him) at tyler@indyfringe.org
Volunteer Benefits

Free Entry to Event/Show

Physical Requirements

Standing

Dress Code
Casual but professional. Nothing ripped. Nothing vulgar or offensive.
Parking Location
Indy Fringe as a venue only has staff and admin parking. See instructions below for details on other parking options in the area.
Parking Instructions
On-site parking is not available at the IndyFringe building. Please, do not park behind the building in the spots marked for IndyFringe admin staff. You will be towed at your expense if you do. Metered and paid parking can be found all around Fringe at the following locations: Across the street at the Art Bank lot Along Mass Ave. Parking Garage or Garage Food Hall lot at Bottleworks District Street Parking We recommend planning to arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than usual in order to find parking as we expect these shows to be busy.

GEOFEST at the Indiana State Museum Feb 16th-18th
2024-02-16 09:30 - 2024-02-18 17:00, 2024-02-17 09:30 - 2024-02-19 17:00, 2024-02-18 09:30 - 2024-02-20 17:00 | Indiana State Museum, 350 W. Washington, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
It’s time once again for our annual GEOFEST event and we need your help! Whether you’re a rockhound, a fossil enthusiast or you just love crystals and gems, there is something exciting for everyone to discover. This annual program features three days and three floors of rock, mineral and fossil vendors along with hands-on activities and community partner displays for visitors to enjoy. Meet GeoFest sponsor Irving Materials, Inc., to do some special make-and-takes and check out a real cement truck!
We need volunteers to assist with the following activities each day from Friday, February 16 through Sunday, February 18. Shifts are either all day; 9:45 – 1:00 and 1:00 – 5 pm.
Table Demonstrations and Activities (2 per shift)
A table demo is an interactive activity that allows guests to complete and activity that results in the guest finishing a challenge or creating an object. Table demos last all day and are broken into AM and PM shifts. Working a table demo requires long periods of being seated and working with a high volume of guests. This year, we will be doing:
Construction Zone: Work together to plan, play, and build structures using “construction” blocks that were inspired by Indiana’s use of limestone.
Diggin’ in the Dirt: Become paleontologist and discover hidden fossils from Indiana’s Ice Age Past.
Wristband Checker, (2 per shift)
Wristband checks check guest wristbands as the enter and area, specifically the Great Hall. This ensures only paying guests access the event. These positions are needed all day, broken into AM and PM shifts. Checking wristbands requires being cheerful but also ok with sending people back to pay if they have no wristband and having general knowledge of the event to answer questions. Chairs are available to sit or stand as needed.
Canal Entrance Greeter: Greet guests at the canal entrance doors. Inform visitors that GeoFest requires a wristband to enter and direct guests to the Ticket Counter.
Main Entrance Greeter: Greet guests at the main entrance to GeoFest and check for wristbands for GeoFest admission.
Second Floor Info Desk (1 per shift)
The second-floor info desk position is almost like a greeter, but with as much knowledge about the event as possible, as well as promotional material to give away as needed. This position is needed all day and is broken into AM and PM shifts. Working at the info desk means being extremely familiar with the event and the locations of the vendors, having general knowledge of the ISMHS, passing out membership info, directing guests as needed and sitting for long periods.
Volunteers should check in at the Volunteer Center then proceed to Level 2, outside of School 5 where Aly will hand out info sheets and direct them to their positions. Aly will do this each day at 9:45 and 1 pm, (Rebeccah or Hayley will take over as needed), so that everyone gets the necessary updates each day.
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If you are able to help with GeoFest, please let me know which day(s), shifts and activity you would like. Please reply no later than Friday, February 2 so that Aly can ensure that the positions are all covered.
Thanks again for all you do for the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites!
Warm regards
Charlie 😊

Lady Bits @ Indy Fringe Feb 15th and 16th
2024-02-16 19:00 - 22:30, 2024-02-17 19:00 - 22:30 | IndyFringe, 719 E. St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, United States
It’s ladies doing bits… what did you think this was? 12 hilarious women bring uproarious laughter this Winter through a mix of stand-up and long and short-form improv led by Callie Burk-Hartz. What began as a tribute to women in comedy for Women’s History Month was so incredibly popular that it has become a regular staple of IndyFringe’s programming. With a rotating cast of Indy’s BEST local comics, this is one laugh-out-loud event you’ll want to see again and again… and you can!
Content Advisory: This production contains adult language and some sexual content. It is recommended for audience members 17+
Volunteer Positions

Ushers
Bartender

Volunteers Needed
2 Ushers & 1 Bartender
Registration Link
https://www.givepulse.com/event/422115-lady-bits
Required Training
All bartenders must have a valid IN ATC Serving Permit on record and have passed the required Safe Serve training course prior to working their first shift. Permit and training certificate must be supplied to Indy Fringe Bar Manager and a copy of each must be carried at all times while working.
Background Check
Not Required
Contact for Additional Questions
General volunteer questions can be directed to Volunteer Coordinator, Grace Branam (She/Her) at grace@indyfringe.org Bartender volunteer specific questions can be directed to Bar Manager, Tyler J Crago (He/Him) at tyler@indyfringe.org
Volunteer Benefits

Free Entry to Event/Show

Physical Requirements

Standing

Dress Code
Casual but professional. Nothing ripped. Nothing vulgar or offensive.
Parking Location
Indy Fringe as a venue only has staff and admin parking. See instructions below for details on other parking options in the area.
Parking Instructions
On-site parking is not available at the IndyFringe building. Please, do not park behind the building in the spots marked for IndyFringe admin staff. You will be towed at your expense if you do. Metered and paid parking can be found all around Fringe at the following locations: Across the street at the Art Bank lot Along Mass Ave. Parking Garage or Garage Food Hall lot at Bottleworks District Street Parking We recommend planning to arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than usual in order to find parking as we expect these shows to be busy.

The Dice Player @ Indy Fringe
2024-02-17 17:30 - 20:30 | IndyFringe, 719 E. St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, United States
Returning for ONE NIGHT ONLY after an incredible run in the 2023 IndyFringe Festival, earning Raja El Majzoub a Broadway World Award Nomination for best solo/cabaret performance – The Dice Player is an engaging play that explores the themes of destiny and chance. The Dice Player represents the unpredictability of existence, much like the different sides of a dice. Through his journey, the play highlights the significant impact that chance encounters, unexpected events, and missed opportunities have on shaping your life.
At the center of the story is Joseph, who accompanies the The Dice Player, guiding you through a series of encounters and experiences that will challenge your beliefs about fate and free will. Together, you will navigate a world where divine interventions, fortunate moments, and the whims of fortune hold sway.
Perfect for thoughtful audience members looking for a moving and intellectually stimulating performance, The Dice Player encourages you to contemplate the delicate balance between chance and choice, questioning traditional ideas of control and inevitability. Through its compelling characters and poetic exploration, the play inspires a sense of wonder, beauty, and mystery. Don’t miss this thought-provoking theatrical experience that celebrates the enduring strength of human resilience in the face of the unknown.
Content Advisory: This performance includes loud noises, flashing lights, and depictions of self-harm. It is recommended for audiences 17+
Volunteer Positions

Usher
Bartender

Volunteers Needed
2 Ushers & 1 Bartender
Registration Link
https://www.givepulse.com/event/422116-the-dice-player
Required Training
All bartenders must have a valid IN ATC Serving Permit on record and have passed the required Safe Serve training course prior to working their first shift. Permit and training certificate must be supplied to Indy Fringe Bar Manager and a copy of each must be carried at all times while working.
Background Check
Not Required
Contact for Additional Questions
General volunteer questions can be directed to Volunteer Coordinator, Grace Branam (She/Her) at grace@indyfringe.org Bartender volunteer specific questions can be directed to Bar Manager, Tyler J Crago (He/Him) at tyler@indyfringe.org
Volunteer Benefits

Free Entry to Event/Show

Physical Requirements

Standing

Dress Code
Casual but professional. Nothing ripped. Nothing vulgar or offensive.
Parking Location
Indy Fringe as a venue only has staff and admin parking. See instructions below for details on other parking options in the area.
Parking Instructions
On-site parking is not available at the IndyFringe building. Please, do not park behind the building in the spots marked for IndyFringe admin staff. You will be towed at your expense if you do. Metered and paid parking can be found all around Fringe at the following locations: Across the street at the Art Bank lot Along Mass Ave. Parking Garage or Garage Food Hall lot at Bottleworks District Street Parking We recommend planning to arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than usual in order to find parking as we expect these shows to be busy.

Bat in the Wind (or a Recent Study on Depression and Addiction) @ Indy Fringe March 1st thru 17th
2024-03-01 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-02 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-03 14:00 - 18:30, 2024-03-08 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-09 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-10 14:00 - 18:30, 2024-03-15 18:30 - 22:30, 2024-03-16 18:30 - 22:30 and 1 more date | Indy Fringe, 719 E St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, IN, 46202, United States
“Humanity filled “Bat in the Wind,” which I believe has legs…It’s a performance that I will long remember for its honesty in portraying characters keenly fleshed out by homegrown Ross, who has the potential to become one of the leading voices in the American Theatre.”
-Tom Alvarez
Casey Ross’s acclaimed 2023 IndyFringe work, Bat in the Wind, that we will be presenting in a new 90-minute version, at the IndyFringe Indy Eleven Theatre, this March. We’re happy to bring back our director, Zachariah Stonerock and leading man, Matt Kraft for this intimate, heartwrenching tale of two neighbors suffering from two very different addictions, who will find their similarities are far more vast than their differences.
Content Advisory: This production includes adult language, discussion of sexual violence and self-harm, and depictions of drug use. It is recommended for audiences 18+

Family Literacy Day at the Indiana State Museum
2024-03-02 09:30 - 17:00 | Indiana State Museum, 350 W. Washington, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
Help Needed!
The Indiana State Museum is hosting Literacy Day on Saturday, March 2, to celebrate reading, books, and language. We will have musical performances, hands on literacy activities, and story times in several different languages. Join us to read, listen, and explore what literacy looks like at all ages. The activities are listed below, and shifts are 9:45- 1:30; 1:00 – 5:00, or all day. If anyone can read stories in Spanish, we can definitely use your help!
Engagement Opportunities
Level 1:

Great Hall/ East Wing

Book give away at welcome table.
Favorite children’s book vote
Comic Creation activity

Story Times:

10:15 English in the Great Hall
3:15 Spanish in Great Hall
4:00 English in the Great Hall

Nat Lab

Alphabet Sensory Table
Build a Nature Scene activity.

Level 2

Firefly

Pretend play with puppets
Design a book cover.

Level 3

Bridge:

Design a Bookmark

Rapp

Engineer a Puppet activity
Story times:

10:45 Spanish in Rapp
12:00 English in Rapp
2:15 English in Rapp
2:45 English in Rapp

Volunteer sign-up or for additional questions:

Contact Ms. Charlie Shock
Concierge and Volunteer Manager
Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites
cshock@indianamuseum.org
317-233-9911

General Meeting with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
2024-03-06 08:00 - 17:00 | Hilbert Circle Theatre, 45 Monument Circle, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
Come to the March General Meeting of the Indianapolis Ambassadors. On Mar. 6th, learn about volunteering with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO) at the historic Hilbert Circle Theatre
Afterward the group is invited to a short social at nearby Buffalo Wild Wings.
All are welcome! RSVP at our Meetup Event or email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Event Details:

Hilbert Circle Theatre45 Monument CircleIndianapolis, IN, 46204(317) 639-4300https://www.indianapolissymphony.org/visit/hilbert-circle-theatre/
Alissa Britigan, Event Manager

will speak to us about the world class Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the historic theater, and the opportunities and benefits of volunteering with the ISO.

Date and Times:

Wednesday March 6th
6pm – 8pm

Parking Recommendations:

Groups/individuals are responsible for their own parking.
There are many downtown options,

The closest and most convenient is the Express Parkway, located on the southwest corner of Market & Pennsylvania Streets. This lot is connected by a covered walkway to Hilbert Circle Theatre.
The garages at Circle Centre Mall with entrances on West Washington, Maryland and Georgia Streets are also convenient. Check with the parking lots for prices.

Parking may also be found at parking meters, which are free on Sundays.
Please allow ample time for parking. We do recommend carpooling, if possible, to save costs.

After-Meeting Social:

Buffalo Wild Wings7 East Washington StreetIndianapolis, IN, 46204(317) 951-9484https://www.buffalowildwings.com/

For additional questions, email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Noble Evening in the Garden
2024-03-08 13:00 - 23:30 | Expo Hall, Indiana State Fair Grounds, 1202 E. 38th St., Indianapolis, IN, 46205, United States
Noble Evening in the Garden is “a fabulous preview gala to the Indiana Flower & Patio Show will feature specialties from top restaurants, live music, interactive entertainment, a Silent Auction & more in the beautiful gardens at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.”
The Indianapolis Ambassadors have been invited to help make this important annual spring fundraiser a big success.
Noble’s mission is to “expand opportunities and enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities and their families through individualized services.”
Year after year, this event is one of our favorite events to volunteer for. Sign up right away to get your preferred assignments!
Please check the list of scheduled volunteer positions and email Jackie Jones to express your interests and availability.

500 Festival 6-Miler
2024-03-09 08:00 - 11:30
On Your Marks, Get Set, GO!!!
Once again, the 500 Festival has asked for our help to host pit stations for upcoming running races:

6-Miler Pit Station: Saturday March 9, 2024 – 12 volunteers
10-Miler Pit Station: Saturday April 6, 2024 – 12 volunteers

It’s an easy gig if we get enough help. We will set up tables, pour drinks of Gatorade and water, hand them to the runners and walkers as they zoom by, and then we clean up and break down the tables.
As a group, we are moving forward with the March 9th date. But we still need volunteers! Until we meet our max (16), everyone is welcome to register and participate. **If there is enough interest to schedule the Ambassadors for the April 6th date, we can organize that too.
>>>> Registration is Required to Participate <<<<

Volunteer Details:

500 Festival 6-Miler
Pit station location will be communicated after registration.
16 volunteers are needed.

Date and Times:

Saturday March 9th
8:30am – 11:30am

Volunteer sign-up:

Visit the 6-Miler Volunteer Registration website HERE.
If you have not done so already, you will be prompted to create a new profile.

After profile creation, in the future you will just need your first name and email.

After creating profile / signed in, at the top of the page you will see a box where you can input an access code. Your access code is Indy24. Click Submit.

Opportunity will be highlighted below within the other opportunities.

After you have selected your shift, click Submit Volunteer Registration at the bottom of the page.
Optionally, join our Slack group for instant communications. Invitation link.

Volunteer benefits:

Event shirt
Volunteers who would like to receive an invitation to Volunteer Appreciation Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway® must sign up online by Wednesday, April 10th.

Volunteer Requirements:

Must Be 16
Dress for the Weather

Reach out to Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org with any questions.

Keep Indianapolis Beautiful (KIB) Inc. Events Pi Day Tree Planting, Marian University Tree Planting, Eagledale Tree Planting
2024-03-14 15:14 - 18:14, 2024-03-23 09:00 - 12:00, 2024-03-28 11:00 - 14:00, 2024-03-30 09:00 - 12:00
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful (KIB) is an environmental and community nonprofit with a mission to help people and nature thrive. They’re an award-winning affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, Inc., a national organization dedicated to preserving the natural beauty and environment in American communities.
The organization believe in shared responsibility, and they know that sustainability starts with love. So, they engage and empower citizens of all ages and backgrounds to act. From tree planting to block-by-block cleanups, they roll up their sleeves to keep Indianapolis beautiful and make our city proud-both today and for generations.
They need your help to keep Indianapolis beautiful. Even a few hours can make a big difference! Every year they rely on nearly 20,000 volunteers to help carry out their mission to help people and nature thrive together in our city. Whether you are interested cleaning up litter, building pocket parks, creating greenspaces, planting trees, preparing mail, or assisting with special projects, there’s a way you can help.
KIB welcomes volunteers of all ages. Volunteers under 16 years of age should be accompanied by an adult, and in the event a project location is near heavy traffic areas a note in the project description suggesting volunteers age 16 and up will be included.
Roll up your sleeves, sign up for a project or event, and head out to join Keep Indianapolis Beautiful!
Registration Link
https://www.kibi.org/volunteer/projects/

2024 Central Zone East Speedo Sectionals
2024-03-21 - 2024-03-24 | IU Natatorium – Indianapolis, 901 West New York Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46202, United States
Happy 2024! As we hope you’ve heard, this is a huge year for the sport of swimming in our city and state culminating with the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Swimming in June at Lucas Oil Stadium where Team USA for the Paris Olympic Games will be selected.
Leading into Olympic Trials, the IU Natatorium will be hosting a number of prestigious events. None of these competitive opportunities for young athletes would be possible without our wonderfully dedicated volunteer team at the Nat – you! We hope you will join us this year as the excitement continues to build around the Olympic Trials.
The IU Natatorium starts its hosting season with the 2024 Central Zone East Speedo Sectionals from March 21-24. This is a USA Swimming regional championship and one of the fastest meets in the country for USA Swimming’s up-and-coming athletes. Speedo Sectionals is also one of the first times this spring where athletes can continue to qualify for Olympic Trials. We are expecting a record number of athletes trying to achieve their goal of swimming in Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Our Speedo Sectionals volunteer site is now open for registration. The event begins on the afternoon of Wednesday, March 20, with team practices followed by four days of fast competition on Thursday – Sunday, March 21-24. Prelims each day are at 9:00 AM with finals being at 5:30 PM (4:30 PM on Sunday).
All volunteers receive complimentary parking and meals during their shifts, a commemorative event t-shirt, and a great time meeting new people. Please consider joining us as part of Team Indy at the 2024 Central Zone East Speedo Sectionals at Indianapolis by registering now: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084EA9AC2CA1FF2-46758176-spring#/
We look forward to seeing you at the Nat in March as we kick off the last three months leading into the U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Swimming with fast swimming and fun.
Thank you!
Sincerely,
The Local Organizing Committee
2024 Central Zone East Speedo Sectionals at Indianapolis

The 53rd Annual Sam Costa Half and Quarter Marathons
2024-03-23 07:00 - 14:00 | Northview Church, 12900 Hazel Dell Parkway, Carmel, IN, 46033, United States
Volunteers are the lifeblood of any event, and this is especially true of the Sam Costa Half Marathon and Quarter Marathon. We need over 100 volunteers to give their time to help with the following tasks/duties:
Pre-Race Day Jobs:

Course Set-up – Friday Afternoon (2)
Transport of equipment and supplies from storage facility to venue and course set-up.
Friday Afternoon Cooler Cleaning (1)
Clean coolers for Aid Stations and fill with water. Load Aid Station supplies on the truck.
Course Set-up – Friday Evening (3)
Course marking, directional signage, and mile-marker set-up the evening before the race.
Friday Night Prep (15)
Help set up all areas of the venue the evening before the race. (Sort apparel, set-up computers, hang signs, etc.

Race Day Outdoor Jobs:

Aid Stations / Water Stops (30)
Pre-race table prep, provide drinks to participants during the race, clean up afterward.
Course Set-up and Tear-down – Saturday (5)
Course marking, directional signage, and mile-marker set-up and pickup on race day. Return of equipment to storage facility.
Finish Line (6)
Set up and tear down finish chutes, direct runners to correct chute, and hand out top 50 finishing medals. Direct traffic out of parking lot as needed.
Post-race Clean-up (4)
Collect and remove race items from venue, clean and return to pre-race conditions. Help load truck to be taken to storage.
Race Sentries (44)
Direct runners to keep them on course and cheer for them.
Refreshment Area at Finish (5)
Provide drinks and snacks to all race participants

Race Day Indoor Jobs:

Award and Post Race Memorabilia Distribution (10)
Hand out personal race summaries and half/Qtr marathon finishing medals. Assist vintage shirt sales with exchange of labels for undistributed race shirts and sales of vintage apparel. Help pack up signs and apparel after awards ceremony.
Registration (23)
Pre-reg packet pick-up, race day registration, volunteer check-in, vintage shirt sales, information center, etc.

All “Costa” helpers will receive a unique piece of Sam Costa apparel, available only to the Volunteer crew!
Your time commitment varies depending on the task you are assigned. Generally, volunteers are required to report for duty at 8:00 am and be available to help till the end of the event which is usually around noon. However, some positions have earlier needs, and others require you to remain later. Please specify if you have any time restrictions, and we will do our best to fit you in.
See you at the 53rd Sam Costa Half Marathon and 16th Quarter Marathon on March 23, 2024!!!
Registration Link
https://www.samcosta.com/volunteer.html

Fountain Square Tree Planting
2024-03-23 09:00 - 12:00
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful (KIB) is an environmental and community nonprofit with a mission to help people and nature thrive. They’re an award-winning affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, Inc., a national organization dedicated to preserving the natural beauty and environment in American communities.
The organization believe in shared responsibility, and they know that sustainability starts with love. So they engage and empower citizens of all ages and backgrounds to take action. From tree planting to block-by-block cleanups, they roll up their sleeves to keep Indianapolis beautiful and make our city proud-both today and for generations.
Event Details
Join us the KIB Community Forestry team in Fountain Square to add the the tree canopy! Together we’ll be planting 145 native trees in this neighborhood. Thanks to your participation, the trees you plant will have an impact for years to come — including cleaner air, carbon mitigation, and stormwater retention. The tree planting demonstration will begin at 9:05am the latest, please be sure to arrive to find parking ahead of the start time to ensure you learn how to properly plant a tree.

General Meeting at the Indiana Landmarks Center
2024-04-03 18:00 - 20:00 | Indiana Landmarks Center, 1201 Central Ave, Indianapolis, 46202, United States
Come to the April General Meeting of the Indianapolis Ambassadors. On Apr. 3rd, learn about Indiana Landmarks and their work to restore and repurpose historic places.
“We save buildings because they’re the places that draw us in and hold us fast. They’re the buildings among which we live, work, explore, and pass on what we’ve learned.” See more ‘About Indiana Landmarks.’
Afterward the group is invited to a short social at St. Joseph’s Brewery. Let us know if you’re interested!
All are welcome! RSVP at our Meetup Event or email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Event Details:

Indiana Landmarks Center
1201 Central Ave
Indianapolis, IN, 46202
(317) 639-4534
https://www.indianalandmarks.org/
We will learn about the organization and volunteer opportunities.

Date and Times:

Wednesday April 3rd
6pm – 8pm

For additional questions, email Chris Blair at volunteeradmin@indyambassadors.org.

Lady Bits @ Indy Fringe Apr 5th and 6th presented by Betty Rage Productions
2024-04-05 19:00 - 22:00 | Indy Fringe, 719 E St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, IN, IN, 46202, United States
Betty Rage Productions returns to the 2023-2024 IndyFringe Spotlight Season with their hit Improv, Sketch, and Stand-up Comedy show, Lady Bits!
It’s ladies doing bits… what did you think this was? 12 hilarious women bring uproarious laughter this Spring through a mix of stand-up and long and short form improv let by Callie Burk-Hartz. What began as a tribute to women in comedy for women’s history month was so incredibly popular that it has become a regular staple of IndyFringe’s programming. With a rotating cast of Indy’s BEST local comics, this is one laugh-out-loud event you’ll want to see again and again… and you can! IndyFringe and Betty Rage productions are thrilled to announce that Lady Bits will now be a quarterly program in the Indy Eleven theatre through Summer of 2024.
Content Advisory: This production contains adult language and some sexual content. It is recommended for audience members 17+
Volunteer Positions

Ushers
Bartender

Volunteers Needed
3 per show – 2 Ushers & 1 Bartender
Registration Link
https://www.givepulse.com/group/555150-indy-fringe
Required Training
All bartenders must have a valid IN ATC Serving Permit on record and have passed the required Safe Serve training course prior to working their first shift. Permit and training certificate must be supplied to Indy Fringe Bar Manager and a copy of each must be carried at all times while working.
Background Check
Not Required
Contact for Additional Questions
General volunteer questions can be directed to Volunteer Coordinator, Grace Branam (She/Her) at grace@indyfringe.org Bartender volunteer specific questions can be directed to Bar Manager, Tyler J Crago (He/Him) at tyler@indyfringe.org
Volunteer Benefits

Free Entry to Event/Show

Physical Requirements

Sitting
Standing
Wheelchair Accessible

Dress Code
Casual but professional. Nothing ripped. Nothing vulgar or offensive.
Parking Location
All spots are open to the public generally but closed off to Fringe patrons during shows. All spots are paid at a rate of $10 paid straight to Indy Fringe via our box office.
Parking Instructions
Indy Fringe now has on-site parking in the grassy area next to the Indy Fringe Theatre Complex. Please note: The two spots directly behind the theatre by the dumpster are for admin/staff use only. Any vehicles found parked in those spots without a staff permit will be towed at owner’s expense.

10-Miler: 500 Festival Miler Series
2024-04-06 06:30 - 11:00 | Fowling Warehouse, 1125 E Brookside Ave, Indianapolis, IN, United States
Be part of the excitement on Saturday, April 6, for the 500 Festival Miler Series, presented by OrthoIndy! We are seeking dedicated Course Marshals to help fill our remaining open spots and guide participants through the course, ensuring a memorable and safe event for all. Join us in making a difference and cheering on our participants!
Volunteer Positions

Course Marshal
Packet Pick-Up / Runner Services

Volunteers Needed

Around 25

Registration Link

https://500festival.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=75624

Contact for Additional Questions

volunteer@500festival.com

Volunteer Benefits

Event T-shirt
