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Charm City Fringe seeks Venue Managers

Venue Manager

The Charm City Fringe Venue Manager plays a vital role in ensuring the festival runs smoothly. The Venue Manager acts as the point of contact for the artists as they arrive at their assigned venue. They also become the liaison between the artist and the festival staff during the week of the festival. The Venue Manager ensures that their assigned venue’s shows begin and end on-time, is friendly and courteous to artists in the space, makes certain the space is staffed and stocked at all times, and works with volunteers to provide smooth front of house operations.

THE MOTORHOUSE PERFORMANCE SPACE IS SEEKING PROGRAM MANAGERS

THE MOTORHOUSE PERFORMANCE SPACE IS SEEKING PROGRAM MANAGERS

THE MOTOR HOUSE PERFORMANCE SPACE is a venue for Baltimore artists, performers and creative professionals, showcasing the city’s contemporary and emerging artists and their work. It is a core component of the Motor House, which will serve as a wide open door for new creative visions, bold, artistic experiments and fresh diverse voices, welcoming everyone to create, explore and experience the best Baltimore has to offer.

Baltimore Collegetown Network seeks Program Manager

The Baltimore Collegetown Network, a non-profit consortium of 14 area colleges and universities, works to enhance the academic, professional, and social lives of Baltimore’s 120,000 college students. For the last 14 years Collegetown has been developing projects and partnerships that attract, engage, and retain students, raise the profile of Baltimore as a college destination, and help colleges share resources. We are currently seeking a Program Manager to lead existing programs and develop new initiatives that support our mission.

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Concepts by Cash seeks Art Teachers & Assistants

Concepts By Cash, Arts Management Division is seeking several experienced art teachers to work with elementary school age students in after schools programs in Baltimore City. Teachers should have experience doing both 2 and 3 dimensional artwork with this age group and have great classroom management skills. Classes are held two - four days a week depending on location and begin late October 2015.

DEADLINE: OCTOBER 12th, 2015

If interested, please send a cover letter and resume to Ms. Hester, [email protected]

Reginald F. Lewis Museum seeks Database and Development Coordinator

The Database and Development Coordinator has primary responsibility for

maintaining all donor, prospect, and member records, and constituent transactions via the Altru database; Coordinates and executes the activities associated with the membership and annual fund raising cycles, including but not limited to: mailings; reports; recording and processing transactions and acknowledgments; production of materials and communications (print and electronic), research, and preparation and maintenance of tracking documents.

Database Management:

High Zero Foundation seeks Part Time Book Keeper

The High Zero Foundation, a small, vital nonprofit group that runs a weekly experimental music series and produces two music festivals each year in Baltimore is looking for a part time book keeper to assist with ongoing transactions, preparing tax time, and reporting. Optimally, we are looking for someone skilled who lives in or near Hampden (where we are located) and who is willing to make bank deposits, can work in Quickbooks Online, and is willing to work very part time (we have some burst of activity, but probably less than 300 transactions a year), on an hourly basis.

State of Maryland seeks Managing Director; Tourism, Film and the Arts

Department of Commerce Secretary Gill is recruiting for a dynamic, creative individual to lead the quality of life program portfolio for the State of Maryland. The position is responsible for directing the operations of the agency’s Tourism, Film and the Arts business unit (DTFA). It includes the three offices of tourism development, film and the Maryland State Arts Council.

Membership Manager at Americans for the Arts

The Membership Manager is a member of the Local Arts Advancement Department, and is responsible for recruiting, retaining, and serving the members of Americans for the Arts. You will drive membership growth throughout all phases of the member lifecycle, including prospecting and recruitment, welcoming and orientation, ongoing engagement and renewal.

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