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This position reports to the Executive Director (ED), providing hands-on management of the public art programs of the Atlantic City Arts Foundation. This position entails virtual and in-person oversight of all programmatic components put forth by the organization, including assistance with RFPs, applications, and selection of artists, project setup, project oversight and breakdown, invoicing, and reporting on programmatic outcomes. The Program Manager works alongside part-time staff, artists, vendors, and contractors to create projects, spread awareness about our programs, make new connections in the community, and participate in advocacy and awareness-building for the value of arts/creativity in building Atlantic City’s future.

New Jersey Intergenerational Orchestra (NJIO), a non-profit orchestra program open to all ages and skill levels based in Summit, NJ, seeks an Orchestra Operations Manager. This position is responsible for managing the logistical aspects of rehearsals and concerts, in addition to managing the music library. This is a part-time, hourly, hybrid position on a small team that will begin in August 2024.

The New Jersey Youth Chorus, a program of Wharton Arts, is an auditioned choral program for children in grades three through twelve. We provide quality music education that encourages young people’s love and appreciation of choral music and nurtures their individual growth and development. Our ensembles perform at a variety of venues during the year and tour domestically and internationally each summer.

The Program Coordinator collaborates closely with the Director of Chorus Administration to provide professional support to our ensembles, artistic staff, and administrative partners. The ideal candidate is enthusiastic to learn all aspects of arts administration and non-profit management.

The ideal candidate has familiarity with the K-12 public school system and arts education ecosystem of NJ. The candidate is able to think creatively and strategically about how to engage and advocate across disciplines. They have the ability to develop and maintain authentic relationships with various partners of Arts Ed NJ and Governor's Awards community, and possess the ability to successfully assist with promoting and implementing concurrent projects.

The Manager of Programming is a key member of the programming team responsible for supporting the mainstage programming activities and for programming the Studio Series and educational and community engagement events of State Theatre New Jersey. Reports to President & CEO and Programming Consultant.

The Vice President of Artistic Programming + Special Events (VPAP+SE) will be responsible for planning, programming and booking, revenue, budget management, and operational oversight of all JAZZ HOUSE signature performance programs and fundraising events. Reporting to the Founder + President, and in close collaboration with the Artistic Director and Associate Producer, the VPAP+SE will harness external resources to benefit and prioritize the programmatic growth and financial sustainability of the organization’s expanding portfolio of live performances, patron events, and the Montclair Jazz Festival. Demonstrating a commitment to live music production, music education, developing emerging talent, and community engagement, the VPAP+SE will seek out new initiatives and strategies that build t