13 - 29 May
Vacancies
Box Office Supervisor
The Box Office Supervisor will manage the day-to-day operation of the Festival’s box office with support from the Communications Manager. This includes being the first point of contact for customers purchasing and collecting tickets, answering enquiries by phone and email and maintaining box office systems, policies and procedures. They will assist in the hiring and training of the box office team and the setting up of events in the Festival’s Spektrix box office system.
The Box Office Supervisor will be a committed, enthusiastic, knowledgeable and articulate ambassador for the Festival and will be hard working with a keen sense of responsibility and accuracy and an aptitude for working as part of a lively team.
Fixed term contract February 2022 – June 2022
Box Office Supervisor Job Pack
Box Office Supervisor Application Form
Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form
Application deadline: 9am Thursday 20 January 2022
Common Ground Project Manager
Common Ground is a Norfolk & Norwich Festival 250 project supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. We are proud to be delivering this project in partnership with Colchester + Ipswich Museums, Norfolk Wildlife Trust, National Trust, Prince’s Trust, SHARE Museums East, and Suffolk Wildlife Trust, who form our Project Partnership Board. Common Ground connects young people with their local heritage through the arts. From 2020 to 2023 the project will engage creatively and digitally with young people across East Anglia, providing opportunities for 13–25-year-olds to take part in events, projects, skills development, leadership training and paid traineeships.
We intend for Common Ground to achieve long-term impact and aim to achieve our goals by carefully listening to all parties involved, from participants through to our partnership board. We’re guided by what we learn in order to refine our approach, and continually share our findings with our project partners and the sector at large. The Project Manager post will play a critical role in contributing to this learning process. Our evaluation process has been developed to support experimentation, creativity, and the development of sustainable outcomes, requiring all parties involved in our projects to be open to this approach. As such, we want to work with people who share a commitment to learning, who have excellent listening and collaborative skills, along with a genuine desire to make an impact.
Common Ground Project Manager Job Pack
Common Ground Project Manager Application Form
Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form
Application deadline: 10am Monday 24 January 2022
Common Ground Lead Artist Commission
Norfolk & Norwich Festival are delighted to offer this remarkable opportunity for an artistic company or collective to lead on the design and delivery of our youth-led project Common Ground. The activities will take place at four heritage sites across East Anglia during 2022. The Lead Artist’s role will be to design a taster session and week-long course at each site in collaboration with four Community Artists, Common Ground team and our heritage partners.
If you are experienced in supporting youth-led practice and young people’s personal development and participation programmes, we would love to hear from you. This project is supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, and we are proud to deliver this in partnership with Norfolk Wildlife Trust, National Trust, Prince’s Trust, SHARE Museums East, Colchester + Ipswich Museums and Suffolk Wildlife Trust. For more information on Common Ground, visit: nnfcommonground.org.uk.
Common Ground Lead Artist Brief and Application Form
Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form
Application deadline: 10am Monday 7 February 2022
Volunteers
Our Festival in 2022 will be a celebration of our 250th anniversary. If you would like to volunteer please email volunteer@nnfestival.org.uk to register your interest and we will be in touch.