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The Programs Assistant provides primary support to the Center’s Director of Grantmaking Programs (DGP) and Program Officers, in the delivery of all the Center’s grantmaking work (Exhibitions &Public Interpretation and Performance Project grants, Evolving Futures, Pew Fellowships, and Capacity Building grants), in close collaboration with other Center programs and administrative staff, in all phases of program operations.

Porters are responsible for providing efficient, quality service to the Museum’s guests and staff. Porters monitor and ensure the clean appearance and sanitization of the Museum including but not limited to the galleries, restrooms, back-of-house, offices, outside grounds, and parking lot. Porters must maintain a clean and safe environment at a level that promotes high guest satisfaction. This position reports to the Manager, Custodial Services.

This position is part of the AFSCME Local 397 bargaining unit.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

CASTING CALL — MoA Ensemble at THE MINISTRY OF AWE (Philadelphia)

Clown. Character actor. Improviser. Dancer. Delight-maker. Wild card.

We want you to bring your currency to our bank.

Status:                  Full time, Non-Exempt

Position:              Maintenance Technician

Reports To:        Assistant Director of Campus Operations

Requirements:  

• Valid driver license, High School or higher graduate, read and write in English, able to use and operate a computer/ laptop.
• Experience in plumbing, electrical and/or carpentry is a plus

Responsibilities:

The Museum seeks a skilled Installation Technician to support exhibition installations, packing and storage solutions. This position requires strong art handling expertise and the ability to work collaboratively on installation projects while maintaining the highest standards of collections care.

Specifically, you will:
 

Install and deinstall artwork for gallery installations, exhibitions, storage, and special projects as assigned  

Handle, pack, transport, and store art objects according to museum protocols and industry standards 

Rock to the Future fosters thriving youth and economic empowerment through free, student-driven music programs for Philadelphia youth in under-resourced areas. Our work helps young people unlock their creative potential, strengthen academic and life skills, and build pathways to a bright future—all through the power of music. With an annual budget of $2 million and growing, Rock to the Future is seeking a passionate, strategic, and results-oriented Director of Development to lead our fundraising efforts and help us scale our impact across Philadelphia. 

This is an inaugural Director of Development position as we embark on our 5-year strategic plan. We aim to expand Rock to the Future’s reach from 1,200 to 2,300+ youth annually while deepening the quality of our MusiCore, MusiCommunity, and MobileMusic programs. The plan prioritizes doubling MusiCore enrollment, expanding services for justice-involved youth, strengthening college and career pathways, and investing in staff, systems, and infrastructure to ensure long-term sustainability and measurable impact on graduation, postsecondary success, and youth well-being. To achieve our goals, we will grow our $2 million budget to more than $3 million by 2029–30, driven by major increases in fee-for-service program revenue, individual giving, and institutional support. 

The Brand Storyteller is a creative and strategic communicator, adept at conveying the transformative stories of Musicopia to a broad audience. The role guides Musicopia’s public-facing storytelling through written and visual content across print and digital platforms, ensuring consistency of the organization’s voice, tone, and narrative across all channels and delivering communications that meet a high bar for quality, accuracy, and public trust. The Brand Storyteller will report to the Development Manager and be supported by the Storytelling & Creative Media Intern.

Job Summary: 

Bristol Riverside Theatre is a mid-sized regional theatre whose mission is to engage audiences and artists alike with exceptional performances, inspired writing, and superior productions that motivate us to think harder, to feel more deeply, to laugh more joyfully, and to reflect on ourselves and the world in which we live.

Located in the historic district of Bristol Borough, the theatre has a full-time staff of 10 employees and is an IATSE theatre with a house crew of 5. We are committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds and perspectives.