Volunteer

Inspiring a Vibrant Toledo

Overview

Are you passionate about the arts? Do you get excited to share new information with the community? Do you enjoy advocating for the arts to government officials? Consider volunteering with The Arts Commission! There are a variety of roles for all kinds of interests.

We are thrilled to be working with new and seasoned volunteers again this year. Please continue to check our volunteer page to stay up-to-date on opportunities or call our office about upcoming events 419-254-2787.

Arts advocacy takes many forms

Inspire a Vibrant Toledo with The Arts Commission

Volunteering is a great way to advocate for the things you care about. If you enjoy our programs and want to give back but don't know how, consider volunteering. You don't need to identify as an artist to join the fun, and all volunteers receive a free t-shirt (sizes XS to 4X available).

Volunteer Spotlight

We are celebrating Travon Watson as our most recent volunteer highlight! Travon, a Toledo native who attended Rogers High School, is an entrepreneur, artist, and Local 8 journeyman electrician. Along with his family, Travon runs a business specializing in children’s books (Toytime) and designer goods (Mystique Body Glamour). Travon has written his first two book series for children - “The Story of Super Mom” and “Getting Ready for Bed” - which are available on Amazon. Travon enjoys pushing the boundaries of his artistic work by using his electrical skills and exploring new mediums.

“I’ve always loved the feeling of making a difference in my community and volunteering with The Arts Commission has given me that opportunity,” Travon said of his volunteer experience.

Thank you, Travon, for giving generously of your time so that others can enjoy arts and culture in Toledo!

Volunteer Give Now

The Arts Commission
1838 Parkwood Ave
Suite 120
Toledo, Ohio 43604
419-254-ARTS (2787)

Office Hours

Monday through Friday
8:30am - 4:30pm

Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access Statement

Inclusion, diversity, equity and access are fundamentally important to our work at The Arts Commission. Our aim is to provide access and opportunity to art and culture for all in our community. It is our committed practice to stand alongside, listen and act based upon community needs. We have a responsibility to advocate for inclusion, diversity, equity and access. The Arts Commission will continue to deepen this practice as we move into the future.

The Arts Commission believes that the arts can provide the space to foster conversations that bring us together. The arts have long stood in the gap as a bridge between cultures. They have served as a place to support healing, as well as a place to develop and exchange compassion. We trust the arts in this role. By embracing our differences and celebrating our similarities we build a more vibrant, just, and inclusive society.

Terms

All content on this site is presented in support of Toledo's creative community and is made available as such.

Accessibility

The Arts Commission strives to provide programming and events in an inclusive manner in accessible spaces and venues. Should you wish to visit or participate and need accommodation, please contact us at 419-254-2787.