Frank Lloyd Wright House Tour Guide at the Currier Museum of Art

Help us share art with our community! From leading public tours to guided art activities, volunteers are central to the Currier Museum of Arts mission of connecting art with diverse audiences, from its neighborhood to international and digital visitors. Be part of facilitating exciting conversations and experiences around art!

Volunteering at the Currier offers unique opportunities to learn more about art; engage with our global audience; and join an active, welcoming organization. Volunteers can choose from a variety of roles, both internal and audience-focused, and enjoy an ongoing, engaging training program.

Volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum of 50 hours over the year, with openings available throughout the year, on most days of the week. This is a great way to connect with art, join a lively learning community, and support positive community programs in Manchester.

Currently, the Currier Museum of Art is recruiting volunteers to give tours of the two mid-century houses in our collection designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and located right in Manchester. As stewards of these spaces, volunteers help keep these key structures and stories accessible to our visitors through small group tours. The training course will take place from the end of March through early April 2024.

The next training class for volunteers who work in the Curriers museum building will take place this fall, best-suited for those who are interested in our fine arts collection.

To learn more or submit an application, please visit our website at: https://currier.org/volunteer/ or or contact Carolin Sanchez, Tour and Volunteer Manager, [email protected] by phone at 603.518.4956.