Performers and artists are being encouraged to pitch for the chance to perform in the Liberation Day tea tent.
Organisers are looking for people to “take over” the tent, which will be on the Crown Pier, during the evening of 9 May, to provide an “alternative, contrasting experience” to the music being performed on the main stage on the Albert Pier.
The opportunity is open to everyone from DJs to dancers, and stand up comedians to spoken word poets.
Deputy Andy Cameron, Liberation Day Lead for Education, Sport and Culture, said organisers wanted “to see a vibrant evening atmosphere that appeals to younger islanders”.
A spokesperson said organisers were “particularly keen to hear from acts whose work appeals to 18-30-year-olds”.
Other suggestions for takeovers included theatre, immersive experiences, family-friendly workshops, and musicians.
Helen Glencross MBE, Head of Culture and Heritage Services, said: “We will provide the venue for free; the rest is entirely up to you.
“We hope it presents an exciting opportunity for someone who wants to connect with the community in a truly memorable way.”
Events can be free or ticketed, with performers taking all of the box office money.
Anyone wanting to take part should write a pitch of up to 500 words by 09:00 on Monday 13 April and email it to info@liberationday.gg.
