Gloucestershire County Council
Family Festival And Trail Coordinator

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The Gloucestershire Family Festival 2026
The Gloucestershire Family Festival 2026 aims to inspire a love of reading, storytelling, creativity and exploration through a series of engaging family trails delivered across priority library communities.
Funded project and job post (Arts Council England's Let's Create funding)
Freelance Family Festival & Trail Coordinator
September - November 2026 | £4,000 Freelance Contract | Approx. 18 hours per week
We're looking for a creative and organised freelancer to lead the delivery of the Gloucestershire Family Festival 2026.
Working across priority communities in Gloucestershire, you'll create and coordinate fun family trails that encourage children and families to explore reading, storytelling, local heritage and creativity. A key focus of the project is engaging families who do not currently use library services.
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What You'll Do
- Plan and deliver family trails across the county.
- Coordinate delivery during October Half Term (26-30 October 2026).
- Collect feedback and help measure the project's impact.
We're Looking For Someone Who Has
- Experience in community engagement, events or project coordination.
- Strong organisational and communication skills.
- Experience working with families and community organisations.
- A creative approach and passion for family learning.
- An understanding of inclusive practice.
- A full driving licence. (the set fee includes travel cost)


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What Success Looks Like
- More families engaged in festival activities.
- Increased participation from non-library users.
- Stronger community partnerships.
- Greater awareness of local library services.
How to Apply
Send your CV and a short covering statement (maximum 2 pages) to:
📧 maria.allebone@gloucestershire.gov.uk
Closing date: Saturday 1 August 2026 (midnight)
Interview: Wednesday 12 August 2026
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