Stilt performers often work at events such as festivals, parades, theme parks, and corporate gatherings, where they may be required to perform both indoors and outdoors, sometimes in varying weather conditions. Shifts may include evenings, weekends, and holidays, especially during peak event seasons. Performers typically train and rehearse with other entertainers, and teamwork is important when coordinating acts or navigating crowded venues. Safety is a central concern, so performers frequently collaborate with stage managers and event staff to ensure suitable surfaces and clearances. This dynamic work environment offers exciting opportunities for creativity and interaction with diverse audiences.