The Museum of the American Revolution is seeking an actor from the Philadelphia region to portray Elizabeth Freeman, a formerly enslaved African American women who sued for her freedom, in a one-person play that will debut in October 2022. Auditions and rehearsals will occur from late August to early October. The play will be delivered on multiple platforms and physical spaces, including on location at the Museum and offsite, in live virtual performances, and in pre-recorded video performances hosted on the Museum website.

Portside Arts Center seeks Lead Teachers for our Children’s Saturday Art class at Cherry Street Pier. Ideal candidates will have experience and enjoy working with children and are experts in a variety of artistic media. Instructors are responsible for creating their own visual art curriculum within the parameters of the Saturday Youth Art Class overall program curriculum.

Portside Arts Center seeks Lead Teachers for our Children’s Saturday Art class at Cherry Street Pier. Ideal candidates will have experience and enjoy working with children and are experts in a variety of artistic media. Instructors are responsible for creating their own visual art curriculum within the parameters of the Saturday Youth Art Class overall program curriculum.

We are currently seeking arts instructors for our Teen Artist Hangout  program who have experience and enjoy working with teens and are experts in a variety of artistic media. We would be especially excited to hear from artists whose areas of interest match the monthly themes listed in the post!

Instructors are responsible for creating their own visual art curriculum within the parameters of the Teen Artist Hangout overall program curriculum.

Portside is seeking Teaching Assistants to work with our minnows classroom (grades Pre-K and Kindergarten), our Sharks classroom (grades 1 and 2), and our Pirates classroom (grades 3, 4 and 5).  The Portside’s After School Arts Program introduces children to the fundamentals of arts education through a hands-on visual arts curriculum. The program incorporates components of socialization and homework assistance with a large dose of play. Our kids are fun, creative, thoughtful and excited to be at our center.  

We are currently seeking part-time Lead Teachers to work with us for the duration of the Philadelphia School District’s academic year. Our Lead Teachers work Monday - Friday, between 3:00 and 6:15 PM. Teachers with weeklong availability are preferred, but those with alternate schedules will also be considered. Additional hours may also be offered to work during our half and full-day camps throughout the year.

All applicants must have a passion for art and experience working with groups of children in an instructional setting.

ArtWell seeks reliable, energetic, caring, and creative Lead Teaching-Artists to work with Philadelphia’s youth in innovative arts programs. In conjunction with the Program Director and Program Coordinator, teaching artists will be responsible for implementing poetry, visual arts, and/or media arts workshops in collaboration with school and community partners and fellow community arts educators. Teaching artists will be engaged as private contractors for the length of program engagement (i.e., semester, school year, summer). 

The Artist Services Representative will be responsible for coordinating communications with Astral’s Artistic Advisors, Astral Staff, and Astral musicians. Additional responsibilities include internal record keeping, including project timelines and interfacing with Astral’s Artistic Team and Musicians. 

Are you interested in joining The Foundry?! Applications are now open!

Submissions will remain open until midnight on September 1, 2022.

The Foundry is a three-year writer’s program under the umbrella of PlayPenn. The collective meets 2-3 times a month and is an opportunity to share pages of work you are developing and add tools to your craft/creative practice.

To be eligible, you must reside in the greater Philadelphia area and should not be enrolled in an MFA program.

Do kids bring a smile to your face? Can you play piano? Do you believe in the power of music... and play? Do you want to have a flexible job playing and teaching music to kids?
If so, we are looking for you! The Meridee Winters School of Music is currently seeking flexible, responsible, and friendly musicians to teach in-home lessons on piano, voice, guitar, and violin to kids of all ages and levels. At MW you'll have fun, impact kids, and make money. Teaching experience not required - we train you!