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We are a club of about 85 hobby painters, women and men, ages 20 – 98, level from beginners to advanced. Many techniques are used such as water colour, acrylic, oil, tempera, crayon, pencil and ...
Art & culture
Volunteer building maintenance at Het Gelders Palet
Organisation role · 0—1 hrs/Week
Kamerlingh Onnesstraat 1, 6706 JK Wageningen, Netherlands
IT
Art & culture
Contact person
Jan de GraaffAsk Jan a question or contact the organiser directly at [email protected] or +31 0318418398.
Het Gelders Palet
#37763
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Detailed description
Carrying out maintenance work in the building of Het Gelders Palet
Job description:
The Gelders Palet has a studio at Kamerlingh Onnesstraat 1. The building consists of a large hall for workshops and courses, 2 kitchens, toilet and cellar. Regular maintenance measures are required, such as repairing taps, refurbishing and painting walls and cabinets, repairing easels and furniture, etc. You carry out work yourself or together with members of the association.Job requirements:
Knowledge and skills regarding building maintenance. Being able to work independently and work well together.What do you have to offer the volunteer ?:
Participation in a fun and creative association.What makes the work worthwhile ?:
It can be stimulating to see how the members are enthusiastic about painting.Working time:
No fixed working hoursWhat volunteers need
🗣️ Native language skills
What we will provide to volunteers
💸 Reimbursement of costsAbout Het Gelders Palet
We are a club of about 85 hobby painters, women and men, ages 20 – 98, level from beginners to advanced. Many techniques are used such as water colour, acrylic, oil, tempera, crayon, pencil and charcoal.