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Volunteers

Volunteers play an essential part at Kettle's Yard.

We are always looking for enthusiastic people to help with everything from marketing to exhibition and event support. The length of each volunteer opportunity ranges from an hour helping with publicity to a week of exhibition installation. Whether you are considering a career in the arts, are new to Cambridge, enjoy meeting people, or would simply like to support Kettle's Yard, please fill in our online form. For most volunteer work you will need to be over 18, however applications are welcome from anyone over 16.

There is more detailed information on volunteer roles available.

VOLUNTEER ROLES (download PDF) to find out more

Contact with volunteers is mostly by email. However if you do not have an email address then you can send an S.A.E. to:

Kettle's Yard Volunteers
Kettle's Yard
Castle Street, Cambridge CB3 0AQ

 

Internships

We are currently unable to offer internships but occasionally use volunteers to work one or two days a week on longer-term projects.

 


Kettle's Yard, Castle Street, Cambridge CB3 0AQ UK
+44 (0)1223 748100
open Tuesday-Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays
House: 2-4pm, Gallery: 11.30am-5pm
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