Volunteer with KUVO at FlatIron Jazz in the Park!

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rocky mountain public mediaBroomfield (CO)

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KUVO: FLATIRON JAZZ IN THE PARK (Bring a Friend!)Love live music? Enjoy connecting with your community? Join KUVO JAZZ 89.3 as a volunteer at the FlatIron Jazz in the Park concert series this summer in Broomfield! KUVO volunteers help create a welcoming and engaging experience for concertgoers while supporting one of Colorado's premier public radio stations. This is a fun, social volunteer opportunity where you can enjoy great music, meet new people, and represent KUVO in the community. Volunteer Responsibilities Welcome and engage with concert attendees Distribute KUVO promotional materials and swag Collect newsletter sign-ups Share information about KUVO and its community impact Assist with light tent setup and breakdown Event Details

Location: FlatIron Crossing, Broomfield, COTime: Thursdays, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Available Concert DatesJune 4 – Hazel Miller and the Collective June 11 – Jakarta JazzJune 18 – The Spicy Pickles June 25 – Radio Band Orchestra July 9 – La Pompe JazzJuly 16 – After Midnight July 23 – Chris Daniels & The Kings Jazz and BeyondJuly 30 – Dotsero Why Volunteer? Enjoy free live music while giving back Meet fellow music lovers and community members Support local public media and arts programming Gain event and community engagement experience Bring a Friend! Friends and family are welcome to volunteer alongside you. Whether you're a longtime KUVO supporter or new to the station, we'd love to have you join us this summer. No previous volunteer experience is required. Training and support will be provided. Please email Felix (Manager of Volunteer Services) at felixschroeder@rmpbs.org with the dates you wish to volunteer at.

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