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New opportunity opens up for local musicians with Carlow County Council (Photo: Pixabay)
The Carlow Arts Office has announced a new open call for potential musicians, singers, performers, or facilitators to join a panel for Carlow County Council for an array of future opportunities.
The aim of the panel is to have a host of musicians, singers, performers, and facilitators available for possible opportunities that may arise from time to time with Carlow County Council such as performing at events or concerts, providing background music performances, opening events or launches etc.
According to the criteria listed by the council for the panel, some the factors considered for anyone applying includes having a track record, understanding of and experience in live performances, facilitation, or coordination.
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Strong interpersonal skills are also recommended to connect with people and audiences from various backgrounds and being open to diverse perspectives within the community.
The deadline for applications is 4pm on Friday, 31 October.
For more information on how to apply, visit Carlow County Council's website here.
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