The Comms Amanita
Communication & content
Social media, writing, graphic design, photography, video and sharing festival news.
Volunteers
The festival grows with you
Join the people who make the festival happen
A festival does not spring from the ground on its own. Long before the first workshop, screening or plate is served, a team imagines, connects, coordinates and turns ideas into reality.
To build the first edition of Geneva Fungi Fest, we are looking for curious, independent people ready to contribute some of their time, experience or simply their energy.
Where can you take root?
Four teams, a thousand ways to help
Choose the area that suits you best. Roles will then be adapted to your skills, interests and the time you can offer.
The Partners’ Truffle
Partnerships & resources
Finding support, preparing proposals, making contacts and working with the partners who make the festival possible.
The Program Boletus
Program & coordination
Scheduling, guests, permits and coordinating activities before and during the festival.
The On-site Chanterelle
Welcome & logistics
Set-up, guiding visitors, supporting the venues and handling the little surprises that come with big festival days.
Your involvement
Before, during or from home
Build the festival
A few hours a month or week to join meetings, prepare activities and move a specific area forward.
Bring the festival grounds to life
Occasional help with set-up, welcoming visitors, logistics and public support.
Help in another way
Some tasks can be carried out remotely or offered as occasional help, depending on your availability.
What you gain
Watch the festival grow from within
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Help launch a new cultural event in Geneva. -
Discover what really happens behind the scenes of a festival. -
Put your skills to work on a living, evolving event. -
Meet a curious, creative and committed community. -
Be able to say, quite seriously: “We made this happen.”
Join the mycelium
Tell us what you enjoy doing. We will find where your energy can make the greatest difference.
No mycology degree required. This is a volunteer commitment; curiosity, reliability and a desire to work together matter most.