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The Huckleberry Jam
Be Part of the Huckleberry Jam Community
The Huckleberry Jam is built by people who love music, connection, and gathering in beautiful places. Whether you want to lend a hand, share your craft, perform, or lead a workshop, there are many ways to be part of the magic.
Volunteer
Volunteers are the heart of The Huckleberry Jam. From welcoming guests and supporting artists to helping with meals, workshops, and site care, volunteers play a vital role in creating a warm, safe, and fun experience for everyone.
Volunteering is also a great way to meet people, feel connected, and experience the festival from the inside.
What to expect:
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Scheduled volunteer shifts throughout the weekend
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Time off to enjoy music, workshops, and festivities
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A fun, collaborative environment in the redwoods
Vendors
We welcome a small, curated group of vendors whose offerings align with the spirit of Huck Jam—handmade, high-quality, nourishing, creative, and community-minded.
Vendors may include:
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Food and beverage vendors
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Handmade goods and crafts
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Wellness, herbal, or body-care offerings
Space is limited, and we aim to create a balanced and beautiful vendor area that enhances the overall festival experience.
Performers / Artists
The Huckleberry Jam features live music and performances that feel joyful, soulful, playful, and deeply human—perfect for dancing barefoot among the redwoods.
If you are a musician, band, DJ, or performer who feels aligned with the vibe of an intimate, family-friendly forest gathering, we’d love to hear from you.
Artists will be selected based on fit, availability, and overall flow of the weekend.
Workshop Leaders
Workshops are an important part of the Huck Jam experience—offering space for learning, creativity, healing, and play.
We’re interested in workshops that are:
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Inclusive and accessible for a wide range of ages
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Rooted in connection, creativity, or nature
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Hands-on, interactive, and community-focused
Examples may include movement, music, crafts, nature-based learning, wellness, storytelling, or playful skill-sharing.