Like many organisations, the Orchestra of the Swan (OOTS) relies on volunteers. On the morning of Tuesday 20 June, OOTS Learning & Participation Manager, Sue Pope, is inviting anyone interested in finding out more about OOTS' volunteering opportunities to drop into Stratford Artshouse, 14 Rother Street, Stratford-Upon-Avon any time between 10am-1pm. There will be tea, cake, information about OOTS and its volunteering opportunities plus access to an open rehearsal in readiness for the concert that evening.
Volunteering with any organisation is a great way to make new friends and provide much needed support for your local community, with the added bonus of meeting people that share your passion for music.
Further information from the OOTS website.
Monday, 19 June 2017
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