Position:      

Kardon Center for Arts Therapy Coordinator
Mary Louise Curtis Branch
416 Queen St.
Philadelphia, PA 19147

The Coordinator is an hourly part-time position and works collaboratively with the Director of the Kardon Center to be a resource to Kardon Center arts therapists, for program development, and for administrative management of the program. We are seeking a Coordinator who will also work clinically as a music or visual arts therapist in the program with a focus on serving our Medicaid clients. The Coordinator reports to the Chief Academic Officer and the Kardon Center for Arts Therapy Director and works closely with all Program Staff.

Andalusia is seeking House Guides who enjoy public engagement and have interests in American history, art, and architecture to lead tours of its historic mansion and check in visitors. Located just north of Philadelphia, the house sits on the Delaware River and is surrounded by acres of beautiful gardens. Some experience with tours or public speaking is preferred, but prior knowledge of Andalusia’s history is not required.

Afterschool Visual Art 

The winter/spring teaching artist afterschool position begins February 10th and runs to May 21st. Drawing and painting are the focus with the ability to incorporate other mediums. The classes run two times per week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:00 - 5:30 pm. West Park Cultural Center operates afterschool programming in West Philadelphia. Program participants range in age from 10 to 13 witha  class size of 15.

The Garden Intern is an important part of supporting healthy living at PTM and will work within the Exhibits Department to help maintain, improve, and interpret the Please Touch Garden. This opportunity will allow the intern to experience working directly with an urban garden in an interactive children’s museum setting. Primary responsibilities for the Garden Intern include:

The Youth Orchestra of Bucks County (YOBC) is seeking a Wind Symphony Conductor. The Youth Orchestra of Bucks County (YOBC) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in Newtown, Pennsylvania. YOBC has been educating 4-12th grade students since 1991. With seven different instrumental ensembles, YOBC serves over 200 students annually.

YOBC’s Wind Symphony ensemble is an intermediate entry-level concert band ensemble. This ensemble is designed for developing wind players as they advance their individual playing and ensemble skills. Most members are in middle school/junior high school. Wind Symphony is the younger of two concert bands in the YOBC Ensemble Program

The Decorative Arts Trust Educational Programs Coordinator 

The Decorative Arts Trust, a nonprofit organization operating in Media, PA, and Charleston, SC, is seeking a full-time Educational Programs Coordinator to facilitate the development of initiatives for state-side programs. This colleague helps our Manager of Educational Programs create in-person and virtual educational programs for our national membership base tied to decorative and fine art, architecture, and gardens.

Job Responsibilities

Ceramics Technician

Abington Art Center is seeking a Ceramics Technician to work 3-4 days a week for our busy ceramics program. The ideal candidate will have experience working as a ceramics technician in a community studio or school. Or 5+ years experience as a ceramic artist managing a studio. Preference will be given to candidates with strong ceramics technical skills, familiarity with kiln loading and unloading, as well as knowledge of glaze mixing and materials, firing processes, clay bodies, ceramic studio maintenance and practices.

The Meridee Winters School of Music is looking for flexible, creative, and responsible musicians to teach in-home lessons on piano, voice, guitar, and more to kids of all ages and skill levels.  (Teaching experience isn't necessary. We train!)

Be part of a true community.

DiasporaDNA Story Center (DDSC) is seeking educators and teaching artists to join its inaugural Spring 2026 Education Advisory Council (EAC). This council will play a vital role in shaping culturally grounded, community-centered educational experiences rooted in our archives, multicultural festivals, and diaspora storytelling.

We are excited to invite passionate educators, artists, creatives, historians, cultural practitioners, genealogists, and community activators and culture keepers of all kinds to lead 2-hour interactive workshops as part of our ongoing programming at DiasporaDNA!

DiasporaDNA is dedicated to culturally conscious exploration. Our work honors Black history, world cultures, and the continuum of diaspora experiences — preserving archives, sparking arts mindfulness, tracing roots, and igniting citywide creative action.