Volunteer At The Bowl

The Spotlight's on You: Become a Ramona Bowl Volunteer!



The Ramona Bowl isn't just a place—it's a California State Historic Landmark that thrives on a passion for community, history, and the arts. As the home of "Ramona," America's longest-running outdoor play, we're dedicated to preserving this cherished tradition that has captivated audiences since 1923.



Join the Legacy: Volunteer at the Ramona Bowl


The Ramona Bowl was built by the hands of this community in 1923, and today, it remains a vibrant hub because of people like you. To bring our 103rd season to life, we are looking for a dedicated team to help us manage everything from our legendary outdoor play to our star-lit concert series.


When you volunteer at the Bowl, you aren’t just giving your time—you are becoming a champion of Indigenous history, cultural preservation, and community pride.


Ways to Get Involved


  • The Cast & Volunteers of "Ramona": Join our diverse cast of over 375 members to bring California’s Official Outdoor Play to life in our natural canyon.


  • Concerts Under the Stars: Help us host our summer music series and ensure guests have an unforgettable experience under the San Jacinto foothills.


  • The Ramona Market: Support our local artisans and makers by assisting with our community market events.

  • Boo at the Bowl: Be a part of our signature fall family event, a local favorite that brings the valley together for seasonal fun.


  • Operations & Hospitality: With 5,000 seats to fill, we need energetic volunteers to assist with ushering, concessions, and VIP reception.



Ready to join the family?

We invite you to sustain one of California’s most endearing legacies. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a lover of the arts, or a local resident wanting to give back, there is a place for you here.



Let's create lasting memories together!


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Photo of poster detail from Boo at The Bowl, annual Halloween event at the Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre
Photo of Native American dancers in a scene from the play