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Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

This Zoom meeting for Docents is held on the first Monday of every month at 4:15. We will share "tour stories" of the good, the bad, and the interesting things that happened during tours in the previous month, plan ahead for the next month's tours, a...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Tour Type: Introductory Guided Tour.   Activity: Scavenger Hunt.   Special Needs: All students in this group have disabilities; they will be accompanied by paraprofessionals and teacher assistants.   Group Breakdown Students: 16.   Teachers/C...

This will be at meadowview elementary around 30 minutes away. You're welcome to carpool with staff if you reach out and coordinate prior to the event.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

These are seniors hence the large number of Group leaders/caretakersTour Type: Introductory guided tour (20-minute guided tour plus docent available for the duration)Organization: SWVMHIGroup Size: 16 Adults + 4 Comp Leaders (Total: 20)Special Needs:...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Museum Story Time recurring on the first Friday of each month. 

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Assist instructors with setting up the room, oversee check-in and checkout of students, and assist with the non-instrument instruction-related needs of instructors, students, or parents. 

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help Tobias and Bethany hang posters in the store!

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Looking for 1 docent and 2 docent/docent assistants West Ridge High School Museum Visit Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026.   Time: 9:30 AM.   Location: Birthplace of Country Music Museum.   Group Size: Around 72

Speaker Sessions are the museum’s lecture series, though the “lectures” often include a performance element or can be panel discussions or Q & A events. Topics are related to country music, music history, Appalachian culture and history, or the...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Tour Details: Group: Buchanan County Public Schools   Contact: Allyson Lowe (allyson.lowe@bcpsk12.com)   Attendance: 27 Students (K-12), 4 Adults   Tour Type: Introductory guided tour   Activities & Special Notes: Included Activities: Ban...

PERFORMER INFORMATION Expectations:Call time is at 5:45, with a Pre-Show meeting at 6:00. In the pre-Show meeting, we will cover which Staff Members are in charge, if there will be a Meet and Greet, if there are any ADA needs, and any other informati...

We provide monthly after-school programs for Meadowview Elementary. Each month is a different activity based on the museum's content. PLEASE NOTE: This event take place at the Meadowview Elementary School NOT AT THE MUSEUM. If you would like to carpo...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Assisting the Songwriter Circle leader with anything they may need during their monthly Jam sessions.  Help musicians load/unload, amps, instrument stands, etc.  Place chairs around table. Set out ice water and cups.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Assist instructors with setting up the room, oversee check-in and checkout of students, and assist with the non-instrument instruction-related needs of instructors, students, or parents. 

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Assisting the Songwriter Circle leader with anything they may need during their monthly Jam sessions. Help musicians load/unload, amps, instrument stands, etc. Place chairs around table.Set out ice water and cups.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Tour Type: Introductory Guided Age Range: 50-85Around 30 adults

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Lunch coverage of the front counter at the museum.

Assist Roxanne with cardboard dulcimer workshop. Led by dulcimer player and instructor Roxanne McDaniel, participants will have the opportunity to build their own dulcimer from cardboard using simple tools. Introduced in the early 19th century by Sc...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Assist instructors with setting up the room, oversee check-in and checkout of students, and assist with the non-instrument instruction-related needs of instructors, students, or parents. 

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Liberty Receptive Tours Museum Visit (Michael Todd)Sun, Mar 22 • 5:00 – 7:00pm Organization: Liberty Receptive Tours Contact: Michael Todd Note: Group of 40 adults for dinner and self-guided tour.

Assist Roxanne with cardboard dulcimer workshop.  Led by dulcimer player and instructor Roxanne McDaniel, participants will have the opportunity to build their own dulcimer from cardboard using simple tools. Introduced in the early 19th century by S...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Organization: ETSU Educational Talent Search    Contact Name: Brandon Howard    Visit Date & Time: March 24, 2026, at 1:10 PM    Group Size: Estimated at 45–50 students and 3 adults (middle school students from Sullivan East).   Travel:...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

30 students, 4 teachersSpecial exhibit, Scavenger hunt, banjo bingo9th-12th grade

30 students, 4 teachersSpecial exhibit, Scavenger hunt, banjo bingo9th-12th grade

Outreach program at Virginia Middle School. Staff member will be present. Carpool can be coordinated prior to event.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Virginia Primary School's after school program is having a family night at the museum! We will have up to 60 students and their families at the museum. We need 2 volunteers (docents and volunteers with tour activity training are preferred but not re...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

• Organization: Northwood High School  • Contact Name: Logan Frye  • Group Detail: 14 students, 2 leaders  Activities: - Introductory guided tour- Special Exhibition Gallery- Scavenger Hunt- History of Listening & Science of Sound

• Organization: Northwood High School  • Contact Name: Logan Frye  • Group Detail: 14 students, 2 leaders  Activities: - Introductory guided tour- Special Exhibition Gallery- Scavenger Hunt- History of Listening & Science of Sound

We will need 4 volunteers for this event. One volunteer will man the special exhibit, one will maintain the Moore St. door, and two will float as needed. Celebrate the last week of the Boot Scootin' History: The Craft and Stories of Cowboy Boots S...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Assist instructors with setting up the room, oversee check-in and checkout of students, and assist with the non-instrument instruction-related needs of instructors, students, or parents. 

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Assisting the ETNBA (East TN Bluegrass Association) with anything they may need during their monthly Jam sessions. 

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

This is a regularly occurring trainingJuly 28 - Museum Store Training - This will involve training on the registers and provide lunch coverage. August 25 - Office Administrative Assistance - This is for anyone interested in helping out at the admin...

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Help with tasks at the front desk like manning the door during open office hours, lunches, and answering phone calls. Also, helping prepare cards and mailers to donors, etc. on behalf of development.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.

Gallery Assistants (GAs) and Frontline Staff are the “face” of the Museum, interacting the most with visitors. Consequently, GAs are expected to be professional, personable, and able to share the museum’s basic information with visitors.