Event Bartender (Vita Mielie Mobile Bar)

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Location: Pittsboro, NC / Triangle Area, NC
Pay: $30/hour
Minimum Shift: 4 hours Vita Mielie is a mobile bar cart service specializing in weddings and private events across the Triangle. We are seeking an experienced event bartender for occasional event work. Important: This is very limited, seasonal work —typically 20-30 events per year. It is best suited for someone who already bartends, works in hospitality, or simply wants a small number of well-paid event shifts throughout the year, rather than consistent weekly hours. Schedule Most events occur during the wedding seasons of April–June and September–November Events are typically Friday, Saturday, or Sunday evenings Shifts generally begin around 4:00 PM and end around 8:00–9:00 PM
Responsibilities: Serve beer, wine, and cocktails at weddings and private events Operate and pour from draft/keg systems Assist with setup and breakdown of the mobile bar Maintain a clean, organized bar area Provide friendly and professional service to guests
Requirements: Prior bartending experience required Must be comfortable tapping and operating keg systems Ability to lift and move sixtel kegs and assist with bar setup Must have reliable transportation to venues across the Triangle Professional appearance and demeanor (we will provide or compensate for required attire) Must be 21+ Compensation$30/hour 4-hour minimum per event

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