Northern Spark is a late-night public art festival that lights up the Twin Cities on June 14 & 15 from 9 pm to 2 am each night. Northern Spark 2019 takes place in three neighborhoods: the American Indian Cultural Corridor in Minneapolis, The Commons in downtown Minneapolis, and the Rondo neighborhood in St. Paul.

This year's theme: "We Are Here”: Resilience, Renewal and Regeneration was generated through responses from the Program Council.

Every year, Northern Spark relies on volunteers to make the festival a success. Shifts are a short two and a half hours, which means that you don’t have to miss out on the festival night to help make it happen! Whether it’s your first time attending Northern Spark or a favorite summer tradition, volunteering with Northern Spark plugs you into a culturally rich community of artists, and art enthusiasts!

Interested in helping us light up the night over two nights? Great! Please fill out this fun form so we can get you scheduled! We want to know what “we are here” means to you!

Questions about volunteering or this form?
Volunteer Coordinators Zoe Cinel (Volunteer Coordinator), Ana Laura (Volunteer Coordinator for AICC), Tatiana Freeman (Volunteer Coordinator for Rondo) would love to hear from you at:
volunteers@northern.lights.mn 

More info about Northern Spark:
northernspark.org