Finding event staff
in Belgium
Events joined the sectors where flexi-jobs are allowed in 2024, after an earlier extension for culture and sport in 2023. Festivals in July and August, trade fairs in spring and autumn and corporate parties in December cause short, intense peaks in set-up, bar and reception. Organisers post those set-up and service days on AnyShift, where crew with free days can schedule them straight away.
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Typical shifts in Events
Set-up crew
The two to three days before a festival or trade fair, when stages, tents and stands are put up.
Bar staff
Festival weekends in July and August, with the longest queues between the headline acts.
Reception host
Registration and badges at trade fairs and congresses, usually during the day from 08:00 to 18:00.
Cloakroom attendant
Winter concerts and gala evenings between November and March, with peaks at the start and the end of the evening.
Breakdown crew
The night and the morning after an event, when everything has to be gone again within a few hours.
Event marshal
Parades, city festivals and sports events, deployed at the entrances and along the route.
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Event jobs & gig work
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AnyShift offers a flexible solution for anyone looking for temporary work in the events sector. Whether it's festivals, corporate parties or private events, we help you easily gain access to jobs that match your skills and preferences.
Events in your city
Big concerts at the exhibition halls call for extra stagehands on load-in days. In the run-up to an event there's mostly a need for people who can quickly set up stands and decor.
BrusselsEvery big concert near the Heizel means organisers bring in extra crew. Set-up and take-down days in particular create a need for a strong pair of hands.
BrugesFestivals in the old town create peaks where venues quickly need extra hands. Set-up and take-down in particular call for people who can lend a strong hand.
GhentFlanders Expo and the Gentse Feesten draw crowds that call for extra staff. Set-up and take-down in particular create a need for a strong pair of hands.
LeuvenThe city's ten-day festival brings a short, intense burst of set-up work each year. In the days before opening there's a particular need for a strong pair of hands.
MechelenTechnopolis and Nekkerhal need extra staff for reception and guidance on busy public days. School groups in particular bring a need for extra supervision.
HasseltGrenslandhallen sees a wave of set-up work during the festival summer. Every festival again calls for crews who can quickly put up stages and tents.
KortrijkEvery major trade fair at Kortrijk Xpo brings a short, busy spike in demand for set-up help. In the days before and after a fair there's a particular need for a strong pair of hands.