Baltimore Choral Arts Society

Position Opening – Executive Director

The Emmy Award-winning Baltimore Choral Arts Society is seeking an Executive Director. The position reports to the Board of Directors and develops, implements, and monitors strategies to achieve organizational goals and long-range plans. Managing all administrative functions of the organization, the Executive Director partners with the Music Director to develop the annual comprehensive artistic and program plan that forms the basis for the annual budget.

The Howard County Arts Council (HCAC) manages the 27,000 square foot Howard County Center for the Arts, a multi-disciplinary arts center in Ellicott City.

HCAC seeks a detail-oriented, highly organized individual with an interest in non-profit and/or arts administration for an entry level position as Visitor and Facilities Services Assistant.

The Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts (BOPA) is a non-profit arts and events organization charged with making Baltimore a more creative and vibrant city. The organization’s programs include city-wide special events and festivals (Artscape, Baltimore Book Festival, parades, fireworks) as well as management of historic sites and cultural facilities (School 33 Art Center, Top of the World Observation Level, Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower, The Cloisters).

The Baltimore Center Stage Costume Shop seeks a First Hand to join the costume team. The position is responsible for supporting the Draper with all phases of costume construction including cutting, sewing and fitting. Qualified candidates must be capable of lifting up to 30 pounds. The position reports to the Costumer.

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Baltimore Center Stage is seeking a Director of Finance. Known as The State Theater of Maryland, we are an artistically driven institution committed to engaging, educating, and expanding the horizons of diverse audiences through challenging, bold, thought-provoking classical and contemporary theater. We have recently completed our Theater Renovation Project and will be wrapping up the current Capital Campaign. As a member of the senior management team, this uniquely qualified individual will enjoy the rare opportunity to be a key member in the transition and re-invention of our theater.

The Walters Art Museum seeks to hire a librarian and archivist as head of the Walters Research Library and Archives. S/he manages all functions of a specialized research library of 120,000 volumes and the institutional archives of ca. 2,500 linear feet (plus curatorial files). The librarian/archivist provides research support to staff members in all departments of the museum, as well as to outside researchers by appointment.

This is a paid position. Please contact us for compensation details. Auditions for Baltimore Ghost Tours are on Sunday July 30th at noon and Sunday August 6th at noon.

Baltimore Ghost Tours (www.baltimoreghosttours.com) has a fall opening for a tour guide for our two hour haunted pub walks and one hour haunted walking tours in Fell’s Point. Tours are on Friday and Saturdays, March - November, at 7:00pm (pub tours) and 8:00 pm (ghost tours), and group tours are scheduled for various dates/times.

Maryland Citizens for the Arts (MCA) is a statewide arts advocacy organization committed to expanding the nonprofit arts sector through public investment and service; thereby enhancing lifelong learning, quality of life, and economic vitality for all Maryland citizens.

The ColumbiaOrchestra seeks a creative and hard-working part-time Marketing Manager to join its team. Hours are flexible (approximately 18 hours/week) but include regular office hours. Availability for all concert dates and dress rehearsals is required. Please see www.columbiaorchestra.org for schedule. Primary responsibilities include managing marketing activities and the box office for subscription, family, and chamber concerts.

This festival honors and awards the best filmmakers in the Greater Baltimore region. We’ll select short films that push the envelope and inspire audiences to view film and video through a uniquely Baltimore lens. Made In Baltimore will accept fiction, documentary, animation, experimental, horror, mockumentary—you name it! Submissions will be judged on technical excellence, originality, and Baltimore flavor. Those who live, work, or study in Baltimore are encouraged to submit.