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Wolf Creek Amphitheater seeks volunteers

By Johnny Edwards
Sept 14, 2012

For anyone wanting to catch a free concert who doesn’t mind doing light work, Fulton County has started a volunteer program to support the Wolf Creek Amphitheater, a live entertainment venue in south Fulton. The county is looking for ushers, concert support staffers and promotional event workers, among other things.

The program — called People Aiding Concertgoers with Kindness, or PACK — already has all the help it needs for Saturday’s classic soul concert, but it still needs volunteers for the “2012 Gospel Explosion” on Oct. 6. To volunteer, send an e-mail to Wolf.Pack@fultoncountyga.gov.

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