2025 Volunteer Registration is now OPEN!
We can’t wait to bring this year’s festival to life – and we need YOU to make it happen!
We are currently accepting volunteer registrations for the 2025 Winnipeg Folk Festival, taking place July 10-13.
Register by Sunday, March 2 to be confirmed on your previous crew. If you need to wait to make a firm commitment, that’s fine, but your crew spot will not be guaranteed. We’ll do our best to find everyone a home!
Before you register:
Completed the steps above? You can now register!
Want to SEE how it's done? Watch this video!
Congratulations - you're finished!

Proud Supporters of the Folk Fest Volunteer Family!
Pronouns
We encourage all our folkies to share their pronouns with us (e.g. she/her, he/him, they/them, a combination like she/they, and others). Here are some reasons why this is a good thing:
- It’s easier to talk to someone when you know how to address them!
- Asking for and using someone’s pronouns shows respect for their identity.
- It normalizes the practice of sharing pronouns.
- It signals that you are willing to be an 2SLGBTQIA+ ally.
- It helps create a welcoming and inclusive community for everyone.
If you would like to share your pronouns with us, you can add them to your email signature, web-conference ID, etc. Adding your pronouns to WFF forms such as your volunteer profile will also enable us to include them on materials such as your access pass or a name tag.
You can ask someone how they want to be referred to if you’re not sure - try asking, "What are your pronouns?" And if you get it wrong, mistakes happen! Don't make a big deal about it or overly apologize. Just correct yourself and move on quickly. Also, if you're a part of a conversation where someone gets it wrong, politely correct them. This helps everyone and is part of good allyship.
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