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Source: Valley Roadrunner

Interested in volunteering in the Valley Center community? Consider the VC History Museum. The VC History Museum is actively seeking docents to work shifts in the Museum. If you enjoy local history and meeting people, you may like to join their team of volunteers. As a volunteer docent, you would spend a 4 hour shift every other week, during the museum’s business hours of Tuesday-Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. You will learn the exhibits and discover the archival collections of Valley Center, Pauma Valley and the greater Valley Center area. As a bonus, you will greet visitors from throughout the San Diego region and all over the world. Docents help keep the museum’s doors open and learn about the history of the community along the way. No experience is necessary! Just an interest in helping your local community. Contact the museum at 760 749-2993 or [email protected]. The post History Museum seeks docent volunteers first appeared on Valley Roadrunner.

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