Bring Huis Bonck Museumhuis to life, Hoorn

Your role

A house without residents is not a house but a museum. No people live in the Museumhuis in Huis Bonck, but as an activator you do perform those actions that a resident would also perform. They are not plays in historical costume, but you bring the house to life. This can be done in many ways, but the point is that as a volunteer you create the feeling of a (t) home.What do we offer?

A special workplace at a beautiful location in Hoorn, with a professional charity, with pleasant other volunteers. You are never alone at work. The Hendrick de Keyser Association offers a travel allowance. In addition, as a volunteer you will receive a personal access pass that gives you access to all Museum Houses of the Association and you can participate in an interesting lecture program.During the introductory period you are available at least one half day per week. After that, the minimum commitment is one half day every two weeks. The Hendrick de Keyser Association is looking for volunteers with good communication and social skills, who enjoy working with people. No specific prior knowledge or experience is required, but interest in architecture, the building or the history of the region is desirable. You also live in the region.The Hendrick de Keyser Association is committed to preserving architecturally or historically important buildings and their interiors. Buildings taken care of by "Hendrick de Keyser" meet strict requirements. They must be striking examples of the architecture or the living culture of a certain period. History must not only be readable from the outside, but also from the inside. A lot of attention is therefore paid to building historical constructions and the quality of the interior.The collection, which grows by an average of five to ten buildings per year, includes 421 properties and complexes, including houses, farms, country estates, courtyards, villas, fishermen's houses and town halls, spread over 108 locations throughout the Netherlands. In 2018, the Hendrick de Keyser Association opened a Museum House on the Binnenluiendijk in Hoorn. This 17th-century merchant house is part of a chain of Museum houses in which visitors can experience 500 years of Dutch residential history.

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