March 20, 2024
Country: Belgium
Date: 20 July – 02 August 2024
Age: 18 and over
Description: 'Esperanzah!' was born 20 years ago as an alternative music festival, open to the world and based on discovery. Esperanzah! tries to develop a sociocultural approach that is meaningful, committed and sustainable. The Esperanzah! team wishes to demonstrate that it is possible to organize a large-scale event while respecting the environment and without collaborating with large multinationals, instead working with small local producers. It is not simply a question of participating in a festive event but above all of integrating a project that aims to a societal change through music.
Type of Work: The volunteers will help with the assembly and dismantling of the festival structures (tents, barriers, decoration, stages, etc.). During the festival, volunteers will have the opportunity to attend concerts.
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This project is part of our International Volunteer Projects (IVP) programme, a unique form of values-based volunteering that brings together people from around the world to work on short-term projects with local communities. More info on our IVP programme here.