volunteer

We love our volunteers!

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One of the most precious gifts a person can make in these hectic times is the gift of their time and talent!  We have a very small staff and we can’t do our jobs without the support of our wonderful volunteers.  Our combination of art and nature seems to bring out the best in people, because our volunteers are fabulous, friendly and fun. The only thing they lack is more of them! Click here for the Volunteer Application.

Areas that you could help in:

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  • Work in our store and greet visitors, answer their questions and ring up their sales

  • Learn about our different exhibitions and tour groups through our gallery

  • Help publicize our events, programs and exhibitions by distributing our materials
    (brochures, postcards, flyers) throughout the community

  • Help at our special events (including our Spring Barbecue, Art of Brunch and Holiday Marketplace!)

  • Work in our offices and help with mailings, filings, store displays and more!

The California Nature Art Museum provides the following benefits:

  • A 15% discount in The California Nature Art Museum gift shop (excluding items that are consignment).

  • A personalized volunteer badge.

  • A volunteer handbook containing information about the Museum, current and planned exhibitions and events, and information that will assist you in fulfilling your responsibilities as a volunteer.

  • Free admission to all California Nature Art Museum public lectures.

  • Annual Volunteer Recognition Event.

  • Priority in enrolling for classes and events.

  • Opportunities to meet and learn from experts in the field of wilderness art.

  • A monthly email with information on planned events, and other information pertinent to what is happening at the Museum.

  • The honor of being associated with The California Nature Art Museum in a professional capacity.

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If you’d like to learn more, call 805-686-8315.

Volunteer activity is used in grants to help the museum reach funding and mission goals.