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The Vice President of Artistic Programming + Special Events (VPAP+SE) will be responsible for planning, programming and booking, revenue, budget management, and operational oversight of all JAZZ HOUSE signature performance programs and fundraising events. Reporting to the Founder + President, and in close collaboration with the Artistic Director and Associate Producer, the VPAP+SE will harness external resources to benefit and prioritize the programmatic growth and financial sustainability of the organization’s expanding portfolio of live performances, patron events, and the Montclair Jazz Festival. Demonstrating a commitment to live music production, music education, developing emerging talent, and community engagement, the VPAP+SE will seek out new initiatives and strategies that build t

Wharton Arts seeks a full-time Director of Development who will collaborate with the Executive Director to lead its philanthropic efforts and coordinate its Capital and Endowment Campaigns. With the support of the Executive Director, the Director of Development is responsible for policy, strategy, and implementation of all development activities, including all aspects of individual and major gift giving: prospecting, cultivation, solicitation and stewardship; special development events and program highlights; foundation cultivation, grant writing and research; corporate sponsorships and collaborations; and alumni programming. The Director of Development works closely with the Executive Director, Marketing Director, Senior Staff, and the Board of Trustees.

Carolyn Dorfman Dance, New Jersey’s premier modern dance company, in its 42nd season, is seeking a Grants writing /Development Consultant to assist in expanding our fundraising, outreach efforts and manage our new CRM database, Bloomerang.

This position reports to the Executive Director, will support the work of the marketing manager, confer with the fundraising committee of the board and help execute programs as appropriate.

McCarter Theatre Center is seeking a dynamic Communications Director to support our institutional objectives by maximizing positive exposure in local and national markets. In this role, you will be key to creating content as a copywriter/editor, cultivating and managing media relations, and actively seeking earned media placements. Your efforts will elevate and advance McCarter’s institutional profile while promoting our diverse programming, including Theatre, Music, Dance, Jazz, Family, Education, and Fundraising events. Join us and make a significant impact on our mission.

McCarter Theatre Center is seeking an enthusiastic Front of House Supervisor to lead and facilitate Front of House operations, creating a highly engaging and welcoming atmosphere for our patrons. This position will have a core range of responsibilities, including supporting a passionate Front of House staff, managing food and beverage, oversight of the volunteer usher program, leadership of patron access programs and related ADA compliance, managing day-to-day operations and scheduling, budgeting and tracking income and expenses, maintaining appropriate safety procedures, and collaborating with McCarter staff and outside vendors to best support and promote McCarter events.

This full-time position will have ongoing duties during the regular orchestra season and significant responsibility for planning and production of the Princeton Festival.
Reporting to the Director of Artistic Operations, the Operations Manager works closely with PSO musicians, music librarians, orchestra personnel managers, venue staff, guest artists, Festival staff, seasonal production crews, and vendors.

Premiere Stages, the Equity theatre in residence at Kean University in Union, New Jersey, seeks a House Manager for its premiere production of Diversion by Scott Organ, directed by John J. Wooten (performances September 5-22) at the Bauer Boucher Theatre Center, a 99-seat black box theatre. Performances run Thursdays-Sundays. There are no performances Mondays-Wednesdays.

This position is responsible for shaping, overseeing, and marketing the Authority’s Cultural Arts & Facilities Program (CAFÉ) tax credit program to support broad-scale arts and cultural venues in the state of New Jersey. The program was established by the Economic Recovery Act of 2020 as amended by S4011 (P.L. 2023, c.197 to be codified at N.J.S.A. 34:1B-383 to N.J.S.A. 34:1B-393).

The goals of the CAFÉ program include:
Elevating arts and culture as a key sector of the state’s economy;
Attracting visitors to the state and local communities;
Increasing the number of first-rate art and cultural experiences for residents and visitors and
Promoting equitable engagement with the arts for underrepresented groups and underserved communities.

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THE POSITION
ArtYard is looking for Seasonal Art Handler/Exhibition Installers to join our collaborative, supportive, and diverse team. You will be joining members of the ArtYard team during show change periods three times/year for several weeks (February, June, October) to support the deinstallation of exhibitions, and installation of new exhibitions in ArtYard’s galleries, or at other times when art handling help is needed.

The New Jersey Symphony seeks an outgoing and energetic fundraising professional for the position of Development Support Specialist to join its dynamic, fast-paced, mid-sized development team. The team is responsible for raising a total of $10MM - $13MM each year from individuals, foundations, corporations, government and special events to advance the mission of the Symphony. The Development Support Specialist is a new role that will be critical to facilitating and participating in the team’s success and supporting the Vice President of Development. Responsibilities include admin support, meeting prep, project management, institutional funder relations support and management of the donor travel program.