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VOLUNTEER PROGRAMME
Join Us in Celebrating Music History!
Volunteers are at the heart of everything we do at Handel Hendrix House. They help us bring the stories of Handel and Hendrix to life, support our exciting events, and ensure that every visitor has an unforgettable experience. Volunteering with us is not only a chance to make a meaningful impact but also an opportunity to develop new skills, meet people with shared interests, and become part of a vibrant community.
Why Volunteer With Us?
• Be Part of History: Step into the homes of two musical legends and help us share their incredible stories with visitors from around the world.
• Grow and Learn: Whether you’re looking to gain valuable work experience or enhance your knowledge of music and history, our volunteer programme offers training and support to help you develop new skills.
• Be Part of the Action: Dive into the excitement of live events, from intimate concerts to themed evenings like Georgian cookery nights!
• Meet and Mingle: Connect with a lively community of visitors, fellow volunteers, and staff who share your passion.
• Enjoy Special Benefits: Take advantage of a 20% discount in our shop, travel reimbursements, and access to exclusive volunteer events, including live music performances and behind-the-scenes tours of other heritage sites.
Ready to Join Us?
We’re always on the lookout for enthusiastic individuals to join our vibrant community! If you’re excited to make a positive impact, click below to explore our volunteer opportunities and take the first step toward becoming a part of our team. We can’t wait to welcome you aboard!
WHAT OUR VOLUNTEERS SAY
“THIS HOUSE IS A TREASURE AND I FEEL PRIVILEGED TO BE,
IN A VERY SMALL WAY, A CUSTODIAN OF IT.”
“Not only have I gained a deeper understanding of the eighteenth-century world in which Handel lived, but I have also had the opportunity to contribute my own specialist knowledge through giving guided tours!”
“What I enjoyed most about volunteering at Handel House was interacting with visitors from all over the world who have a passion for Handel, Baroque music and Georgian history.”