Munroe Center for the Arts is looking for teen volunteers to help at summer art camp beginning the week of June 22 – week of Aug 17. Help out all summer long, or just for a couple of weeks! Camp volunteers typically assist art teachers and counselors with daily camp activities, including setting up the classroom and outdoor tables, distributing supplies, helping individual campers with their art projects, assisting with games during breaks, etc. We’re looking for volunteers who enjoy working with young children, have an interest in art-making of all kinds (ceramics, drawing, painting, printmaking, crafts, and theater arts too!), and are kind, reliable teammates! Munroe Arts is a creative, welcoming, inclusive place to be for campers, students, teachers, and volunteers alike. Go to www.munroecenter.org/teens for more details and application link.

Munroe Center for the Arts’ mission is to ignite curiosity and celebrate creativity by offering arts education, artist studios, and community experiences that are open and accessible to all. Go to munroecenter.org to learn more and to sign up for the monthly newsletter. Munroe Center for the Arts is located at 1403 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA.  

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