Join our dedicated team of volunteers
Become an integral part of preserving and sharing the rich heritage of the Ute Indian culture. Your time and effort make a significant difference.
What volunteers do
Volunteers are the heart of the Friends of the Ute Indian Museum. Throughout the year, our dedicated volunteers help staff a variety of cultural and educational events, ensuring smooth operations and enriching experiences for all attendees. Additionally, volunteers play a crucial role in maintaining our ethnobotany garden, a vibrant space that educates visitors on traditional plant uses. Your contribution helps us bring history and culture to life for our community.
The Ute Indian Museum Ethnobotany Garden in Montrose. (Courtesy History Colorado)
Why volunteer with us
The best part about being a volunteer with the Friends of the Ute Indian Museum is becoming part of celebrating and educating about the culture, stories, practices, and customs of the Ute Indians. Our events simply would not be successful without the important contributions and efforts of our volunteers. You’ll gain a unique connection to history, make new friends, and contribute to a vital community mission. We hope volunteers find deep satisfaction in their experience and the knowledge that they are helping to preserve an invaluable cultural legacy.
Volunteer with the Friends
Ready to make a difference? We are always looking for passionate individuals to join our volunteer team. If you are interested in contributing your time and talents to the Friends of the Ute Indian Museum in Montrose, Colorado, please tells us about your interests in joining us as a volunteer. We look forward to welcoming you!