The Cleveland International Film Festival (CIFF) is back for its 49th year, and it’s looking for volunteers to make sure it’s another successful event.
You can support the local film scene, make friends with other film enthusiasts and festival goers, work a schedule that fits your interests and schedule and get exclusive perks such as free film vouchers, free parking, raffle entries and more.
Volunteers are needed in the following areas:
Greeter / Hospitality
Challenge Match / Fundraising
Survey Administration / Marketing
Voting Kiosk Assistance / Audience Engagement
Volunteers earn 2 vouchers for every shift that they work. You can exchange your vouchers for any film with tickets available during the entire festival, outside your shift.
Want to learn more? Complete the interest form today.
The Cleveland International Film Festival runs March 27-April 5 at Playhouse Square and streams April 6-13.
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Spain, a land of captivating culture, vibrant cities, and stunning landscapes, is also home to some of the most enchanting fairs in the world. These lively events offer a kaleidoscope of music, dance, food, and tradition, providing visitors with unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re an avid traveler or simply looking for inspiration for your next adventure, here’s why Spanish fairs should top your list.
The Feria de Abril in Seville is a quintessential Spanish fair, embodying the spirit of Andalusia. This week-long celebration in April is filled with flamenco dancing, horse parades, and casetas (decorated tents), where locals and visitors alike revel in the festivities. The city itself is a joy to explore, and getting there is remarkably convenient.
Many travelers opt for the train from Madrid to Seville, a journey of just under three hours on the high-speed AVE service. The scenic route allows you to sit back and enjoy the beauty of the Spanish countryside before immersing yourself in Seville’s vibrant fair atmosphere.
Valencia’s Las Fallas is one of Spain’s most thrilling and unique festivals. Held every March, it culminates in a spectacular display of art and fire. Giant sculptures known as fallas are paraded through the city before being ceremoniously burned during the final night. It’s a fiery farewell to winter and a passionate welcome to spring.
While in Valencia, indulge in the city’s famous paella and stroll along its stunning beaches. The festival is a feast for the senses and a highlight of any Spanish itinerary.
Barcelona’s La Mercè, held in September, is a cultural extravaganza showcasing the best of Catalan traditions. From castells (human towers) to vibrant parades featuring giant puppets, this event transforms the city into an open-air performance space.
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