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Nimbus SummerArts is a full-day performing arts camp for children ages 4–10 at our Springfield Ave studio. Each week has its own theme — kids spend the week exploring it through dance, theater, singing, and art — and every Friday the whole camp performs for families.

Led by professional Teaching Artists. Capped at 20 kids per group. Real costumes, real lights, real stage.

https://schoolofnimbus.org/summerartssummit

Reporting directly to the Endowed Chair of Arts in Health, this position will support the Arts in Health Distinguished Residency Program, the Arts in Health Salon and Speakeasy Series, the Scarlet Arts Rx Social Prescribing Program, the Rutgers Well-Being Concert Series, and the Arts in Health Research Lab, a partnership with the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) and Rutgers’ School of Public Health.

The ideal candidate is organized, entrepreneurial, and a skilled communicator. This individual will produce and coordinate high-visibility public events, manage vendor and artist relationships, cultivate institutional partnerships, steward program budgets, build a compelling social media presence, and represent the Arts in Health Initiative professionally.

The Community Engagement & Educations Programs Associate is a member of the Marketing Department sitting at the intersection of audience development and arts education. Reporting to the Sales & Audience Development Manager, this role supports community engagement efforts that contribute to sales and audience growth and oversees the event logistics for student matinee performances. This role provides support to George Street Playhouse Teaching Artists to ensure successful execution of educational programs, workshops, and classes, providing hands-on support as needed. This role may help the Production team to support department needs for tech rehearsals, preview performances, and opening nights.

McCarter Theatre Center is seeking dynamic, collaborative Teaching Artists to lead classes and workshops for students of all ages at McCarter, and throughout Princeton and surrounding communities. These part-time roles are ideal for theatre practitioners with a passion for arts education, community engagement, and inclusive teaching practices. If you’re interested in cultivating a vibrant and educational experience for our students, we’d love to hear from you!

McCarter Theatre Center is seeking dynamic, collaborative Teaching Artists to lead classes and workshops for students of all ages at McCarter, and throughout Princeton and surrounding communities. These part-time roles are ideal for theatre practitioners with a passion for arts education, community engagement, and inclusive teaching practices. If you’re interested in cultivating a vibrant and educational experience for our students, we’d love to hear from you!