The Peale is seeking a creative problem-solver with experience in arts administration, education or workforce development to serve as the AAA Program Manager. This individual will be responsible for the overall coordination of the AAA Program and its support system for the Apprentices.

Role description: The Lighting Designer will design and program lighting cues for an upcoming Bmore Broadway Live theatrical production. The Lighting Designer will use lights to communicate time, place, and mood, and direct audience attention, collaborating with the Director, Set Designer, and Costume Designer to tell the story of the piece.

Minimum and preferred qualifications:

• Experience designing and hanging lighting for the stage
• Professional, organized, personable, and collaborative

Pay: $500

Production Schedule:

Merritt Gallery & Renaissance Fine Arts are seeking an Art Handler/Driver/Installer for our Baltimore gallery.

Art Handler/Driver/Installer is responsible for the proper handling, loading, unloading, wrapping, and transport of artwork in our fast-paced art gallery. Other responsibilities include assisting in hanging the gallery, handling & installing artwork on in-home/office appointments, preparing artwork for inter gallery transfers.

901 Arts Program Manager Job Opening

Position: Program Manager

Reports To: Director

Status: Full Time Salaried; 40 hours per week, in person position

Dates: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled

Location: 901 Arts, 901 Montpelier Street, Baltimore, MD 21218

Salary Range: $41,500-$45,000/annual (paid bi-weekly). Starting salary based on relevant experience and work history

Join the Team that Facilitates Creativity and Care at 901 Arts!

Who we are:

Seeking talented African-American female actors with strong singing and movement abilities for lead roles in the upcoming workshop produced by Bmore Broadway Live, working title "Pioneers of Black Broadway." The workshop focuses on characters such as Anita Bush, Regina Anderson, and the Hyers Sisters, who were influential theater directors during the Harlem Renaissance.

Prepare:

Why Not to Build a Computer That Loves is a sci-fi odyssey tragicomedy following a love-sick robot as they learn the true meaning of life... and accidentally destroy the universe along the way. Baltimore Rock Opera seeks multiple production positions for the show.

Production will begin Late January/Early February and the show will run Late May to Early June.

Detailed descriptions can be found at http://www.baltimorerockopera.org/open-calls

Open Positions Include:

INTERNSHIPS

The Communications and Social Media Intern will support the Maryland Center for History and Culture’s social media outreach efforts, and other related communications tasks, within the Communications and Marketing Department. The intern will gain experience working in a nonprofit setting and sustaining a social media audience to support the Museum, Library, education programs, and public events at MCHC— the oldest continuously operating cultural institution in Maryland.

Responsibilities

Position Description

The Maryland Center for History and Culture seeks an enthusiastic Visitor Services Associate to join a knowledgeable and dedicated Visitor Experience team. The ideal candidate for this position would be a friendly, energetic individual who enjoys interacting with visitors, staff, trustees, volunteers and members, connecting people with the organization and its resources.