Each year Redlands Bowl Performing Arts depends on a large team of over 1,000 dedicated community volunteers to help support the Summer Music Festival programs at the Bowl. We encourage you to lend your time and talent, and be a part of the Bowl experience.
If you would like more information about volunteering, please contact us at: (909) 793-7316 or email: info@redlandsbowl.org.
Community Ushers The Bowl’s community ushers provide a vitally important service to the Summer Music Festival. These volunteer groups collect the freewill donations from the audience during the intermission break. Civic organizations, service clubs, businesses, church groups and hobby clubs all find that ushering is an ideal way to support the Bowl and have fun at the same time! Many groups arrange to have a picnic together and enjoy the camaraderie of friends, family and co-workers prior to the performance.
2019 Community Usher Groups
1st Baptist Church
1st Congregational Church
1st Lutheran Church
1st Presbyterian Church
Abigail Medina & Friends
American Association of University Women (AAUW)
Assistance League ® of Redlands Assisteens ® Auxiliary
B&B Square Dance Club & Sun-Kissed Square, Square Dance Club
Beaver Medical Group
Berkshire Hathaway, Home Services
Century 21 Lois Lauer Realty
Christ the King Lutheran Church
Crafton Hills Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
East Valley Association of Realtors
Hartnell Law Group
Highland Chamber Ambassadors
Hospitality Ensemble of the RBPA
Inland Master Chorale
Keystone from the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Redlands and Riverside Counties
Kimberly Juniors
Kiwanis Club of Redlands Evening
La-Z-Boy West
Light of the World Church Choir
Loma Linda University Heath Security Services
Loyal Knights of the Round Table
Military Officer’s Association of America (MOAA)
Montessori of Redlands
Morley Water Improvement Systems
Museum of Redlands
National Charity League, San Bernardino Chapter
Rama Lugonia de La Iglesia de los Santos de los Ultimos Dias
Redlands Area Democratic Club
Redlands Chamber Ambassadors & Mansion Memories
Redlands Conservancy
Redlands Elks Lodge #583
Redlands Footlighters Theater
Redlands & Henry Bush Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning
Redlands Sunrise Rotary
Redlands Symphony Orchestra Board
Redlands United Church of Christ
RHS Terrier Spirit Leaders & Football Team
Ritual Brewing Company
Rotary Club of Redlands
San Bernardino Crossroads Rotary
Steps4Life Community Services
The Breakfast Club of Redlands
The Contemporary Club
The Kiwanis Club of Redlands
The Torch Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
UCCE Master Gardeners of San Bernardino County
YMCA of the East Valley
Zonta Club of Redlands
Thank you to all of our 2019 volunteers!
Student Volunteers For more information click here.
Associates of the Redlands Bowl
Founded in 1950, the Associates of the Redlands Bowl is a distinct organization of dedicated “superwomen” whose purpose is to raise funds for the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival and Young Artist Competition. They accomplish this through a variety of fund raising activities that have been described as “the best parties in town.” These events include the Benefit Gala for the Redlands Bowl and the Associates Tea. The Associates also run the information booths at the Festival and help with the Children’s Music Workshops.
The Hospitality Ensemble
The newest volunteer group supporting the Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival is the Hospitality Ensemble. Founded in 2004, this group of friendly hostesses makes sure that the artists who perform at the Bowl have fresh, ice-cold lemonade, a light meal before a performance, or a sumptuous post-performance reception. This hometown touch distinguishes the Redlands Bowl from other venues, and leaves a lasting impression on the performers. The Ensemble members also provide light refreshments for the Young Artists Auditions, distribute the season brochures throughout the community, and usher one evening during the season.
The “Red Shirt” Ushers
The Red Shirt Ushers manage the ushering process for the community volunteers who collect the freewill offering from the audiences. They brief the volunteers, assign their positions, and provide them with the red bowls for the offering. In addition to gathering the red bowls from the evening’s volunteer ushers and counting the money, the Red Shirts provide guests with directions, keep the aisles clear, and assist in seating on crowded performance nights. They are the first point of contact for audience members needing assistance.
