Support Squad The crew that builds Revival and takes it down. Nothing happens without you first.
Support Squad is the build-and-teardown crew. Before the gates open, you’re the people marking the field, raising the tents, setting the stage, and putting the bones of Revival in place. After the weekend, you’re the people who take it all down and leave the park as we found it. It’s physical, satisfying work, and it’s the foundation everything else stands on. How a Shift Works Report to the Gate, where all the infrastructure is staged. Grab a radio on Channel 1. Find your task lead for the day. They have the plan and work alongside you. You don’t need to know anything in advance. When We Work First shifts start at 9:00 AM. We build mornings and evenings and stay off the field during the mid-day heat. Build runs Tuesday June 16 and Wednesday June 17. Strike runs Sunday June 21, finishing Monday June 22. Working Safely This is the most physical volunteer work at Revival. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring water, pace yourself in the sun, and lift with your legs. If a job feels beyond you, tell your task lead. Stopping to ask is always the right call. Who This Shift Is For Anyone who likes building things and working as part of a crew. No special skills needed; your task lead shows you what to do. The attached at-a-glance has everything you need for the day.
Support Squad The crew that builds Revival and takes it down. Nothing happens without you first.
Support Squad is the build-and-teardown crew. Before the gates open, you’re the people marking the field, raising the tents, setting the stage, and putting the bones of Revival in place. After the weekend, you’re the people who take it all down and leave the park as we found it. It’s physical, satisfying work, and it’s the foundation everything else stands on. How a Shift Works Report to the Gate, where all the infrastructure is staged. Grab a radio on Channel 1. Find your task lead for the day. They have the plan and work alongside you. You don’t need to know anything in advance. When We Work First shifts start at 9:00 AM. We build mornings and evenings and stay off the field during the mid-day heat. Build runs Tuesday June 16 and Wednesday June 17. Strike runs Sunday June 21, finishing Monday June 22. Working Safely This is the most physical volunteer work at Revival. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring water, pace yourself in the sun, and lift with your legs. If a job feels beyond you, tell your task lead. Stopping to ask is always the right call. Who This Shift Is For Anyone who likes building things and working as part of a crew. No special skills needed; your task lead shows you what to do. The attached at-a-glance has everything you need for the day.
Support Squad The crew that builds Revival and takes it down. Nothing happens without you first.
Support Squad is the build-and-teardown crew. Before the gates open, you’re the people marking the field, raising the tents, setting the stage, and putting the bones of Revival in place. After the weekend, you’re the people who take it all down and leave the park as we found it. It’s physical, satisfying work, and it’s the foundation everything else stands on. How a Shift Works Report to the Gate, where all the infrastructure is staged. Grab a radio on Channel 1. Find your task lead for the day. They have the plan and work alongside you. You don’t need to know anything in advance. When We Work First shifts start at 9:00 AM. We build mornings and evenings and stay off the field during the mid-day heat. Build runs Tuesday June 16 and Wednesday June 17. Strike runs Sunday June 21, finishing Monday June 22. Working Safely This is the most physical volunteer work at Revival. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring water, pace yourself in the sun, and lift with your legs. If a job feels beyond you, tell your task lead. Stopping to ask is always the right call. Who This Shift Is For Anyone who likes building things and working as part of a crew. No special skills needed; your task lead shows you what to do. The attached at-a-glance has everything you need for the day.
