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Populations Served
- Youth
Competencies/Skills
- Communication
- Creativity
- Inquiry & Curiosity
- Leadership
- Social Skills
Opportunity last updated: January 15th
Youth Art Club Volunteers
Suitable for Seniors- Suitable for Youth
Youth Art Club is a free, drop-in program where middle and high school-aged youth can explore their artistic side. Attendees can bring their own art to work on or participate in a project led by the Gallery’s Outreach Coordinator. Supplies and snacks are provided.
We are looking for 1-2 volunteers per session to assist with the programs. Volunteers are welcome to volunteer for one or multiple sessions.
Volunteer Duties
Volunteer duties:
- Assist with the set up of the art activity and light refreshments (water, juice, snacks, etc.) .
- Participate in the art activity.
- Assist the program leader and participants throughout the afternoon.
- Help to clean up the program, if available.
Age Requirements
14 years old or above
Other Requirements
Requirements
- Youth Art Club projects are designed to be fun for all skills levels, so an art background is NOT required for volunteers.
- Comfort engaging with members of the public is required for this role.
- Youth-Art Club is targeted towards middle and high school-age youth. Volunteers should be comfortable working with this demographic.
Schedule
Friday, February 6th, 2026 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Friday, March 6th, 2026 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Please arrive by 12:45 p.m.
Time Commitment
Event-based
Type of Opportunity
Community Engagement,Creative Arts & Culture,Tutoring and Mentoring
Application Type
Advanced
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We are looking for 2 volunteers to assist with this event.
Please note this event will take place at Helen Schuler Nature Centre. Booth location will be confirmed closer to the event. Parking space may be available and will be confirmed in advance of the program.
Crafternoon is a fun and family-friendly program that provides the opportunity to learn new art techniques and projects inspired by the Gallery’s current exhibitions. On the last Saturday of each month, we organize a self-directed drop-in art activity in our Creativity Centre.
Crafternoon is held at the Southern Alberta Art Gallery (601 3rd Ave S) in Lethbridge, AB. Volunteers are welcome to attend one or multiple sessions.
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