Job Bank

This summer, Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art is seeking undergraduate or graduate students with an interest in the arts and cultural sector. Interns will gain an in-depth understanding of specific areas of museum work by participating in departmental activities and projects under the supervision of mentoring staff. Through practical training, hands-on projects, off-site field trips, and networking opportunities, interns will prepare for careers in arts administration, fundraising, and non-profit organizations. 

The Collections Care Technician is responsible for collections housekeeping, and weekend/holiday gallery checks. This position works closely with the conservation, collections management, exhibition, guest and protection services, and facilities teams. 

The Collections Care Technician reports to the Senior Director of Conservation and additionally works under the guidance of the Senior Conservation Coordinator at both the Barnes Foundation and at Calder Gardens.

The Membership & Marketing Coordinator plays a vital role in helping the Cultural Alliance fulfill its mission of leading, strengthening, and amplifying the voices of Philadelphia’s cultural community. This is accomplished through acting as the liaison between the Cultural Alliance and its diverse membership base, including the recruitment and retention of members, serving as the initial point of contact for member inquiries and requests, and organizing events to engage and inform members.  The position is also charged with meeting earned revenue goals by managing the Cultural Alliance’s Job Bank, the execution of advertising strategies and marketing services. 

The Membership & Marketing Coordinator reports to the Senior Director of Community Engagement, supporting the Cultural Alliance’s goals to provide valued and impactful services to its members and partners. 

NLArts is seeking Lead Teaching Artists to join our creative community for the 2026 Summer Camp season in Northern Liberties. The 8-session program serves students entering Kindergarten through 8th Grade, as well as high school aged Junior Counselors. Teaching Artists develop and lead creative arts projects and support outdoor programming in groups separated by age band. Each session theme aligns with NLArts’ Curriculum, encouraging expressive, interdisciplinary, and exploratory experiences.