Volunteer: Band/Music Support: 2026 El Tigre FestEl Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Event Setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event Breakdown: Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands & Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events El Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Event Setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event Breakdown: Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands & Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events Assignment Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97224 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Event breakdown: 2026 El Tigre FestEl Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Event setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event breakdown: Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands & Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events El Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Event setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event breakdown: Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands & Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events Assignment Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97224 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Guest Hospitality & Information: 2026 El Tigre FestEl Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Event Setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event Breakdown: Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands & Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events El Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Event Setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event Breakdown: Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands & Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events Assignment Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97224 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Kids Zone: 2026 El Tigre FestEl Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Kids Zone volunteer policy: no adult volunteer or staff will ever be alone with a child, no adult volunteer may touch a child who is not their own, and all volunteers in this position will be checked against the national sex offender registry. Event Setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event Breakdown: Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands & Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events El Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Kids Zone volunteer policy: no adult volunteer or staff will ever be alone with a child, no adult volunteer may touch a child who is not their own, and all volunteers in this position will be checked against the national sex offender registry. Event Setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event Breakdown: Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands & Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events Assignment Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97224 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Setup: 2026 El Tigre FestEl Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center. CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Event setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event breakdown : Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands and Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events El Tigre Fest is Tigard’s annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, honoring Latino culture, Filipino History Month, music, food, and community. This free, family-friendly festival brings together the heart of Tigard for a full day of connection, celebration, and cultural pride. Event Details: Event website: El Tigre Fest & Hispanic Heritage Month | City of Tigard Saturday October 3, 2026, 11am-7pm Cook Family Park: see map for Volunteer Check-In Day of Event Contact: Alex Richardson, Management Analyst, City of Tigard (971) 288-6653 / alex.richardson@tigard-or.gov Parking: At Cook Family Park, or on-street parking is available between Cook Family Park and Tigard High School Check in: Please arrive 5–10 minutes before your scheduled shift. Check in at the City of Tigard booth; look for the “Volunteer Check-In” sign. During check-in, you’ll receive specific instructions for your shift. Command Center: The City of Tigard booth will be the Festival’s Command Center. CERT: The CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) team will be on site across from the City of Tigard booth. They will provide First Aid, assist with lost children, and manage Lost & Found. Volunteer Duty Descriptions: Event setup: Set up tents, tables, and chairs. - Direct vendors to their booth number at Festival - Place signage around the event area - Ensure power sources and cords are properly laid out and secured - Check that all areas are clean and free from hazards Event breakdown : Take down tents, tables, and chairs - Assist vendors with load-out - Collect and store all signage - Ensure that all rented or borrowed equipment is returned - Leave the venue as it was found or in better condition Guest Hospitality & Information: Greet festival guests with a friendly demeanor at both the Main and Back Entrances - Provide directions, event schedules, or other information as needed - Assist guests with any inquiries or issues - Stay informed about event details to answer questions accurately Bands and Music: Assist bands with loading in and setting up equipment - Coordinate with talent booker/stage manager for band arrival - Ensure that the band has necessary amenities, like water or snacks - Assist with the breakdown of equipment post-performance Kids Zone: Ensure the area is safe and free from hazards - Assist with setup of games or activities - Engage with children and ensure they are having a fun and safe time - Monitor the area to prevent any issues or conflicts Program: Community Events Assignment Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97224 Allow Groups: No |