New database for upcoming Super Bowl job opportunities

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Economy is creating a database for cultural artists to enter their information for Super Bowl related job opportunities.

According to City of New Orleans officials, the new database will connect professionals in the cultural and creative industries to hirers with the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation, Super Bowl leadership and NFL-affiliated stakeholders by serving as a hub of information.

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Those who respond to the interest form will be considered for participation in official Super Bowl LIX events and activities all the way up to and including game day on Feb. 9, 2025.

A few potential opportunities include the NFL Experience, NFL Honors, Host Committee events, pre-game activities and Super Bowl perimeter activities.

The call for interest is open to professionals in a wide range of artistic fields including the following:

• Traditional cultural artists

• Brass bands

• Amplified bands

• Youth bands (including high school and college)

• Visual artists

• Gospel or spiritual artists

• Culinary professionals

• Movement artists

• DJs

• Emcees

• Photographers

• Videographers

• Film industry vendors

• Designers (fashion, graphic, float)

• Event managers

• Writers and publishers

• Tour guides

• Makeup artists

• Hair stylists

• Barbers

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The form will be open as long as opportunities are available, but priority will be given to submissions made by Aug. 28. Those interested in signing up can access the for interest form here.

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