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| Written by S Pullen |
| Wednesday, 09 June 2010 20:47 |
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How it All Happens When we open, Rotary Park truly becomes another time and place and everyone involved has worked long and hard to give visitors a memorable living history experience. There are many volunteerĀ opportunities available in order to produce our events and keep the organization running smoothly. They are the backbone of the organization and their year round contributions are what makes us successful. What's the process for joining the volunteer cast? Many people who contact us are interested in becoming a cast member. Open cast call dates/places are announced on our forum in the News and Information section. Rehearsals are then held weekly through the start of the event. Volunteers receive instruction on history, period speech and manners, patron interaction, dance lessons (and more) at rehearsals. Even if not a cast member, support volunteers are welcome to attend rehearsals and learn. The volunteer cast provides their own costumingĀ and follow Costuming Guidelines based upon their role. Cast members also donate 16 site work hours. Because tour events have grown so large, a parent or guardian must accompany minors under 16 at all times. You want to join but can only make 2 or 3 rehearsals. Consider helping behind the scenes with the Box Office, Stage Management, Traffic Control, Souvenir Booth or Volunteer Support (which can include assisting in the volunteer area, collecting trash, delivering water, whatever is needed). Box Office and Stage Management roles do require basic period costuming. Come to one of the cast calls and sign up for one of these roles! Additional Information About Our Volunteers We are a closely-knit,community conscious, educational organization. There are opportunities to explore various periods of history for school programs and other special events. Why Volunteer? It is evident at this point that volunteering s more than putting on a costume and walking around. So why do people do it? For history lovers, it is a way to educate others about how it was "then" so that there is a better appreciation of "now." It is putting skills to use for "fun:" helping construct buildings, raking leaves, selling sodas, donating materials, sewing a costume and knowing that the contribution is meaningful and appreciated. You will meet great people and have wonderful experiences. Let us know how you want to be a part of the organization by contacting us. |
| Last Updated on Wednesday, 09 June 2010 21:54 |
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