Join the nationwide effort to advocate for museums by participating in the annual Museums Advocacy Day 2024. This role involves engaging with museum professionals, advocates, and supporters to discuss the importance of museums and championing for increased funding and policy changes.

Support the curator of history with exhibit development and installation, contributing to the museum's educational displays. This role is perfect for those interested in museum studies or history.

Help create curriculum using the museum’s primary sources and assist with family programming. Some museum education experience is required for this role.

Assist collections curators with collections management, inventory, and research of artifacts. This role requires attention to detail and a passion for history.

Assist with maintaining and organizing exhibits, ensuring they are engaging and educational for visitors. Volunteers will help with setup and cleanup of exhibit areas.

Support the museum's events by helping with logistics, welcoming guests, and providing information. Volunteers will play a key role in ensuring events run smoothly and are enjoyable for all attendees.

Perform frontline duties as a customer service representative by greeting and assisting visitors in the museum's gift store. This role requires strong interpersonal skills.

Assist our gallery team by greeting guests at our James Watrous Gallery located at the Overture Center.

Utilize historical resources to research Wisconsin veterans and enter that information into databases and online resources. This position is ideal for those with research skills.

Lead adult and student tours for grades 4-12, sharing the history and stories of Wisconsin veterans. Training will be provided to ensure you are well-prepared for the role.

Join the Collections Team, which guides the museum's collections management decisions, reviews proposed acquisitions, and assists in developing policies.

Discover or deepen your knowledge of the fascinating architectural history of Madison by leading small groups through Madison’s historic neighborhoods. Docents can participate through our summer walking tours, bike tours, and special events. Training is required before providing tours.

Assist in the Library and Archives by helping visitors with their research, organizing materials, and maintaining the collection. Volunteers will play a key role in preserving Wisconsin's history.

Volunteers set up the Young Collectors’ Corner and create attractive displays on Saturday morning.

Join the oral history team as a transcript reviewer, writer, editor, or interviewer. This role is crucial for preserving the stories of Wisconsin veterans.

Work with a team to plan events and tours such as the Historic Preservation Awards and the annual Member Appreciation Event. Volunteers will help organize and execute events.

The Wisconsin Historical Society invites you to host your event at our Headquarters location. Volunteers will assist in organizing and managing events, ensuring everything runs smoothly.

Volunteers will help restore historic homes or properties, providing renovation tips and assisting with preservation efforts. This role is crucial in maintaining Wisconsin's historical sites.

Assist in organizing and managing library events, including setup, guest assistance, and cleanup. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment for attendees.

Assist the Naturalist-in-Residence in leading programs that connect residents with the natural landscapes of Madison. Volunteers will help organize nature walks, eco art sessions, and educational workshops.