We are looking for volunteers to get involved in every exhibition at the Talbot Rice Gallery as Volunteer Exhibition Assistants. Our team of volunteers are crucial in the success of our exhibitions and provide essential and valued support. All volunteers receive training for their role and support from the Gallery team throughout their time volunteering with us. We offer practical experience of working in a contemporary gallery space, public engagement and the opportunity to meet artists. For more information, please check our website about this opportunity: https://www.trg.ed.ac.uk/get-involved/volunteering

Do you have an eye for detail? Do you love delving deep into a project? Would you like to learn more about the history of fishing in Scotland? If so, then join us a Research Volunteer! Why we want you This is an exciting time for the National Galleries of Scotland, as we are currently undergoing a major redevelopment to make Gallery spaces more accessible, and better showcase the incredible collection of Scottish art. Many pieces in the collection reflect the importance of fishing in Scotland’s history- whether that is the towns built around the industry, or the boats themselves. We are looking for volunteers to undergo a research project studying the history of fishing in your area. What you will be doing - You will be helping to inform displays and interpretation by: - Choosing a particular area of study, e.g., the dangers of fishing, and pieces in the collection that speak to this. - Studying the records and resources at the your local research centre, whether photographs, written records or objects, and compiling information about this topic. You will be provided with a framework to help you write down your information. - Sharing this information over video conferencing software with other volunteers doing similar research across Scotland and with staff from the National Galleries. - This research being saved in our records to inform interpretation of pieces in the collection and potentially being shared on the Scottish National Gallery Webpage What's in it for you - Training and supervision by NGS staff - Develop communication and research skills - Gain and share knowledge of local and Scottish history - Contribute to the interpretation and understanding of artworks in the Scottish Collection and to the body of research in your local area

Our building sub-committee oversees maintenance and building projects at the centre. We need a volunteer to help us make the right decisions to take care of our beautiful listed building so that it thrives long into the future. Do you have experience of building projects, trades, architecture or quantity surveying and would you like to give your time and knowledge to help a community building? We would love to hear from you! We particularly welcome people from a diverse range of backgrounds

Be part of a friendly volunteer team at Haddo. Gardening, maintenance, laughing, lunch (provided), and just being part of a lovely group of people

We have a great volunteer opportunity to join our excellent team of volunteers as a Cathedral Caretaker is responsible for the general upkeep and presentation of the Cathedral and associated properties. Duties will include: *Routine maintenance and heavier-duty cleaning, supporting the existing cleaning team when appropriate; *Conducting scheduled safety checks and tests in accordance with statutory requirements; *Being a responsible key-holder for emergency access to the buildings *Preparing venues and providing access to buildings for external-hire events; securing premises after the event; *Being the primary contact and providing access to buildings for contractors and officials visiting the Cathedral; *Ensuring all boilers / radiators are working efficiently and boilers are regularly inspected/serviced by a qualified tradesperson. *Setting of heating in accordance with Cathedral diary of events Relevant training and good support is provided to all volunteers, with all help greatly appreciated. For further details please contact Lynda Johnston, Cathedral Administrator at E Mail: office@standrewscathedralabereen.org.uk or Tel.: 01224 640119

The Volunteer Ranger positions at Bowhill House and Grounds will involve working closely with the Learning and Engagement Ranger to help complete general maintenance tasks, improve estate infrastructure and complete Environmental Surveys. Role description: Working as part of a small team of volunteers led by the Learning and Engagement Ranger you will have opportunity to help with a variety of tasks on the Bowhill Estate. This will range from maintaining and expanding an extensive walks network, improving the interpretation offering on the walks, general maintenance of the woodlands including cutting back of rhododendron and clearing of storm damaged branches. There will also be opportunity to have some involvement in monitoring of flora and fauna on the estate.

The award-winning Portsoy Salmon Bothy is seeking volunteer guides to show visitors around the historic building and help share the story of the area’s heritage. As well as welcoming visitors and telling the story of Portsoy and its trades, guides handle purchases from the Bothy’s small souvenir display and signpost visitors to other places of interest. Full training and support is given and it’s a great chance to meet visitors, develop skills, and make friends.

The Museum couldn't function without people to meet, greet and welcome our visitors. We aim to provide a warm, welcoming atmosphere in the museum, ensuring our visitors return again and again. Do you enjoy meeting new people and building community connections? Are you keen to share the exciting exhibits and provide local information to visitors? Perhaps this is the role for you? As a Museum host no two days are the same, but you can expect to carry out some of the following tasks: • Introduction to Museum • Meet, greet and host visitors in Museum • Welcoming group visits, guiding - when they can resume • Occasional attendance at outside events to promote Museum • Putting out signs and general housekeeping • Entry fees and tickets - cash handling and electronic payments • Covid compliance as appropriate

Moffat Museum is looking to recruit additional volunteer team members to offer a warm welcome to this museum of local interest. Volunteers ensure that the museum is opened to the public, provide basic information to visitors and generally manage the museum. Volunteers work in pairs and are supported by the museum trustees.

Trustees are responsible for the sound governance and strategic direction of Almond Valley; an innovative museum that welcomes over 130,000 families and children each year. In planning for continued growth of the charity, we’re now recruiting to fill a Board vacancy. To complement the wide range of skills and interests already represented on the Board, we would particularly welcome interest from individuals with relevant insight and achievement in fields of strategic management and leadership.