How many shifts to take?
We ask you to take on a minimum of 4 hours and a maximum of 8 hours per day.
Make sure to leave time for breaks, dancing, and breathing.
Of course, if you want to stay longer and help more — amazing! But please don’t overdo it. 

How will I know what to do during my shift?
There will be crew onboarding one week before the festival, where we’ll go over roles and responsibilities. Plus, at the start of each shift, there will be a short intro. If you’re handing over to the next crew, make sure to give them a quick update too — keep the flow going!

When do I get access to the festival?
You’ll have access on the day of your shift.
To get in, you’ll need your crew T-shirt, which you’ll receive at the crew briefing or directly on the day of your shift. If you take at least three shifts over the course of the festival you get access to the whole festival weekend. 

Can I join a workshop?
Yes, definitely — crew members can join workshops! There will be  a small fee of 15€.

Food & drinks?
Crew members get food and drink coupons during their shift hours. Stay fueled and hydrated!

Once you’ve read through the tasks and understand what you’re signing up for, you can choose your shifts.
To sign up, please use the Google Sheet link below. Pick the time slots that work for you and add your name.

Crew Shifts - 2025

SET UP / BREAKDOWN

You are a crafty and handy person and want to see how a festival area gets in shape?

> Join the set up team (17.07 Thursday & 18.07 Friday)

- Build up the stage

- Set up pavilions, hammocks, benches etc.

- Hang Fairy lights

- Clean Bar and fridges

- Moving things from a to b

Wanna be part of the festival till the end?

> Join the break down team (20.07 Sunday & 21.07 Monday)

- Breakdown the stage

- Moving things from a to b

- Clean up the garden

- Remove trash

*Attention: To start & finish the festival in a relaxed way, we need helping hands to rely on, so that the work doesn't get stuck on a few people. Please don't leave us alone with these important tasks.

ENTRANCE

- Welcoming the festival visitors

- Selling and controlling tickets

- Giving out the festival ribbons (Festival-Bändchen)

- Informing visitors about the program, locations, and what’s happening around the festival

- Answering general questions

Skills: Having fun communicating. Keep a cool head if stressy situations occur (no worries, we also have security guards, so you're never alone).

FOOD

We get food from organic store "Bibernelle" and will create some delicious vegan dishes for crew + artists + visitors. Because of conditions of the health department the kitchen crew has to participate on the kitchen introduction at the onboarding or the final briefing before the festival starts. You have to sign the hygiene document, otherwise you are not allowed to work in the kitchen area.

We divide the kitchen crew in two classes

a) cooking and cleaning

b) serving food at the food bar and cleaning

If you have questions about that, please use the knowledge in the Telegram group. There you'll get all the informations you need.

Skills: Enjoying to cook within a group. No special cooking skills needed.

BAR

- Selling drinks (limo/beer/...)

- Restocking the coolers in the bar

- Cleaning the bar

Skills: Having fun selling drinks to the visitors. Don't get too tipsy while working ;)

AWARENESS

- Helping the visitors and taking care of the space

- Preparing the awareness room

- Always looking out for people's safety and making sure everyone is comfortable

 -Assisting people to the awareness room for resting

- Cleaning up

AREA DECORATION

- Collecting the materials

- Construction of certain elements

- Promoting people to play the games during the festival time

Come up and work on fun ideas for decorating the space! Preparing the space for fun games and activities :-)