Chorlton Beer & Cider Festival is entirely staffed by volunteers. The festival is open from Thursday afternoon until Saturday night, but there’s much more involved than just that. We need people to help with setting the festival up in the week before the festival opens. We also need volunteers to help break the festival down after the festival is over. Setup starts on Sunday 29th June and continues during the week until we open on Thursday. Takedown starts on the Saturday night, and continues Sunday 6th July.
There are many roles at the festival, and not all require strength and/or stamina. There are plenty of more sedate roles. Let us know what you’d like to be involved in, if you have any preferred areas to work, and if you have any special skills that might be useful to the festival.
We have volunteers from the Church, the community, and CAMRA members. You do not need to be a CAMRA member to volunteer or work on the bars. This is a community event so get involved!
Note: our volunteer form is hosted by a third party data processor on behalf of The Campaign For Real Ale Ltd (CAMRA) and Chorlton Beer & Cider Festival. Your data will only be used according to CAMRA’s Privacy Policy and our the fair processing policy below. The site will only save non-personal cookies essential to the operation of the volunteering form.
If you would prefer not to use this form, please email volunteer@chorltonbeerfestival.org.uk to volunteer.
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) and St Clement’s Church takes your privacy very seriously. CAMRA Trafford and Hulme branch are collecting your data so that we can contact you about the Chorlton Beer and Cider Festival. This information will be shared with the St Clement’s Church administrators. We will only contact you in relation to this specific event. We will keep your information for a maximum of 15 months or until the date of the next Chorlton Beer & Cider Festival (whichever is the later) and only use it to contact you in relation to the festival. We will process your data in accordance with the 2018 General Data Protection Regulations. If you have any concerns regarding data protection please contact us at dataprotection@camra.org.uk
