Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery

Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery (SM&AG) is part of Shropshire Museums Service within Shropshire Council. Shropshire Museums comprises a beautiful, fascinating and surprising collection of objects and buildings.

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SM&AG sits proudly in Shrewsbury’s town square and is the county’s flagship museum and art gallery.  Visitors will find a full programme of activities including courses, workshops for schools, film showings, weekly toddler groups, holiday activities and one-off incredible events inspired by a temporary exhibitions programme.

Volunteers help welcome visitors to the museum, work behind the scenes with the collection and undertake a range of activities to support SM&AG’s work. If you would like to learn new things and meet new people, please do get in touch.

Follow them:

www.shropshiremuseums.org.uk/smag/
Twitter: @shrewsmuseum
Facebook: www.facebook.com/shrewsburymuseum/
Instagram: @shrewsburymuseum

Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust

Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust

A World Heritage Site and the beating heart of the Industrial Revolution, Ironbridge is home to 10 amazing museums that make an unforgettable experience.
Volunteers have been part of the incredible story of Ironbridge Gorge Museum since its beginnings 50 years ago – You could say it’s the home of World Heritage Volunteering!

At Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust they value the immense support which Volunteers provide. Without them, the Trust could not operate as it does today-enabling thousands of people every year to access all that Ironbridge can offer.

The Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust has hundreds of volunteers across its various sites, all of whom are involved in a wide range of diverse roles.

There are so many opportunities to choose from when volunteering at Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust. Be it teaching, guiding the public, delivering welcome talks, directing visitors, becoming part of the scenery in traditional dress or helping out behind the scenes, you can be sure that you will be a valued member of the team.

Visit their website: www.ironbridge.org.uk
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Facebook: The Ironbridge Gorge Museums @theironbridgegoregmuseums
Twitter: @blistshill

Weston Park

Weston Park

Weston Park was gifted to the nation in 1986 by the present and current Earl of Bradford and is vested in the Weston Park Foundation, a registered charity. Weston Park is responsible for the preservation and maintenance of the magnificent house, contents and parkland so Weston can be enjoyed by the public for future generations.

They currently have a large team of over 100 volunteers who play a vital role in supporting the Foundation and are always looking for new volunteers to help in a variety of different ways.

Volunteers can become involved in guiding visitors in the House, assisting in the Granary Art Gallery, helping with school parties in the Education Department, gardening or acting as Park Rangers during the public open season. There are also other volunteer opportunities which may arise during the course of the year such as helping with research or working alongside the Conservation Housekeeper within the House.blue-logo-header

Visit their website: www.weston-park.com
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Twitter: @Weston_Park
Facebook: Weston Park