
Jobs in the Arts
Disclaimer: All job listings below are submitted by external contacts and are not affiliated with Arts Mid-Hudson unless explicitly stated. For inquiries or to apply, please reach out directly to the contact listed within the job posting.
To submit a job in the arts: Please send an email to opps@artsmidhudson.org with job title, business/organization name, deadline to apply, job description, and contact information.
Important notes:
Your submission will not be posted immediately. Please allow up to 3 weeks for review, approval, and posting. You will receive a confirmation once your listing is live.
If you do not provide a deadline or inform us when the position is filled, the job listing will be listed as open ‘Until Filled’ and remain on our website and continue to be featured in our monthly 'Artist Opportunities' e-blast. It is your responsibility to notify us when the position is filled by emailing opps@artsmidhudson.org
Questions?
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+ Artist Educator, Dia Teens - Dia Beacon
Deadline: Open Until Filled
Dia Art Foundation seeks an experienced Artist in the role of Educator to work with high school–aged youth at Dia Beacon. Dia Teens supports 15 ambitious Hudson Valley–based participants in developing their creative voice, critical thinking, and personal agency in a self-determinative, experiential environment over time, as teens may participate in the program for one to three years. The Artist Educator will lead an original curriculum that evolves in collaboration with teen participants to create an inclusive peer-learning space shaped by the group’s intersecting creative interests and lived experiences.
Deadline: Open Until Filled
+ Programs and Operations Manager - Upstate Films
Deadline: Open Until Filled
cover letter and resume to: info@upstatefilms.org
This position reports directly to the co-Executive Directors and is responsible for managing Upstate Films' ambitious ongoing programs, including its 250+ events.
Upstate Films screens first-run films at its three full-time movie theaters (the Starr Cinema in Rhinebeck, the Orpheum Theatre in Saugerties and Upstate Midtown in Kingston) and also produces public events at the venues and off-site, including at our traveling Hudson Valley Picture Show series. The Programs/Ops Manager is responsible for daily operations related to programs, including ticketing, website updates, social media, media management, weekly marketing, and distributor relations. The POM will also interface with the business team on theater-related bookkeeping, with the events team on event production and with theater managers about staffing and scheduling.
The ideal candidate will consider the presentation of cultural events as an important part of a community’s health and well-being, have excellent communication skills, be a self-starter and quick learner, be able to work systematically with good focus, be willing to learn new digital systems and function well in dynamic situations and as part of a team.
Knowledge of our internal systems will be cultivated through mentorship. Familiarity with video editing and conversions, AV equipment and theatrical productions a plus. Knowledge of our current software including Google Drive and Airtable is valuable, but demonstrated ability to learn new things quickly and with gusto will be key. A warm attitude towards people and ability to create a productive team atmosphere is essential.
Responsibilities:
• Weekly theater-related bookkeeping and distributor relations • Implementation of weekly schedule of programs and events, to include database, ticketing systems, and website updates • With venue managers, oversee weekly staff schedules • Leader of the events production team, with venue managers • Supervision of media management, events information dissemination and other elements of internal communications through our "Film Runner" Airtable database • Provide information to social media manager for posts • Weekly publicity and marketing work including emails to press and supervising fliers • Other interface with theater staff as necessary.
POM will be trained in technical and theater ops, and may also work swing shifts and events at the theater and be part of the daily theater team.
For a trial period, this position will be compensated at $22/hour. After 60 days, we will evaluate whether this position is a good match. If so, increased responsibilities and compensation are possible.
We prefer in-person work but some remote work can be discussed.
Deadline: Open Until Filled
+ Lead Educator (Visual Arts or Music)
Deadline: July 30, 2025
The Lead Educator (Visual Art or Modern Music) is a key, full-time role in the Museum Education and Creative rograms (MECP) team, with a focus on launching a new initiative, The Academy at Bethel Woods, beginning n fall 2025 on the historic grounds of the 1969 Woodstock Festival in Bethel, NY. The Academy program rovides holistic, sequential, and career-connected learning in Modern Music and Visual Art & Design to high chool students (grades 9–12). Built on the foundations of Creative Youth Development (CYD), social- emotional learning, and post-secondary readiness,
This role is ideal for a student-centered educator who is both a skilled artist and a strategic program leader. he role focuses on developing and delivering one of two content pathways (Music or Art). Educators will ollaborate with partner schools and Bethel Woods staff to create dynamic, standards-aligned programming that supports students' personal and artistic growth. Approximately 40-60% of your role will be dedicated to he launch of the Academy program, with the remaining time contributing to other programming in the MECP department.
+ Stagecraft and Technology Training Program at Empire Training Center for the Arts
Deadline: Rolling, but accepting applications for our Stagecraft and Technology program beginning July 2025
Interested in a career as a Stagehand, Audio Technician, or Video Technician? Empire Training Center for the Arts (ETCA) is still receiving applications for this summer's training program. Invest in yourself and in return receive quality job training and networking opportunities, support with job placement at our partners, and a flexible tuition model.
ETCA will train a new generation of live entertainment professionals in technical and arts administration jobs that do not require a college degree. Our 10-month, 3-day a week, workforce program is designed for adults to build meaningful careers in live entertainment and events through our comprehensive approach and curriculum: skills-based and experiential training, values-driven learning, industry relationship building, mental health habits, cultural experiences and employment placement.
+ Managing Director - Rosendale Theatre Collective, Inc
Deadline: Until Filled
To Apply Please send a cover letter, resume, and 3 references to info@rosendaletheatre.org with the subject line: Managing Director Application – [Your Name]. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Salary: $60,000 – $80,000, commensurate with experience Bonus: Performance-based bonus tied to new revenue generation Hours: Full-time, including evenings and weekends as needed Bring Vision to a Hudson Valley Icon. Champion Independent Arts. Lead with Heart.
About Rosendale Theatre
Nestled in the vibrant arts corridor of the Mid-Hudson Valley, the historic Rosendale Theatre is a beloved 200-seat venue that serves as a cultural heartbeat for Ulster County and beyond. Operated by the Rosendale Theatre Collective (RTC), the theater presents an eclectic mix of independent and classic cinema, live theatre, music, and community events year-round. As one of the last surviving independent arthouse theatres in New York State, RTC plays a vital role in keeping the arts accessible, diverse, and rooted in community.
The Opportunity
We are seeking a dynamic, collaborative, and visionary Managing Director (MD) to lead RTC into its next era. This is an exceptional opportunity for someone passionate about the intersection of arts, community, and nonprofit leadership. The MD will work hand-in-hand with the Artistic Director, Technical Director, Administrative Assistant, and volunteers, reporting to and partnering with a highly engaged Board of Directors.
The MD is responsible for the overall operations, financial sustainability, fundraising, marketing, and community engagement strategies for the theatre. This leader must thrive in a hands-on role where creativity meets strategy, and be energized by working in a place where every dollar and every decision makes a meaningful difference.
Key Responsibilities
Fundraising & Strategic Development Design and lead a strategic fundraising plan that supports RTC’s mission and annual goals Cultivate and steward donors, business sponsors, foundations, and government funders Write compelling grant proposals and oversee compliance/reporting Lead fundraising events (galas, donor gatherings, benefit performances, etc.)
Operations & Administration
Oversee day-to-day operations and budget development Hire, supervise, and support staff and volunteer teams Manage theatre rentals, concession programs, vendor relationships Ensure a welcoming, smooth-running experience for audiences and performers
Marketing, Outreach & Audience Development Lead branding, publicity, and audience communications across all channels Collaborate with Artistic Director on marketing campaigns for films, performances, and series Leverage social media, local press, and partnerships to expand regional visibility Community Engagement & Programs Build bridges with local artists, schools, nonprofits, and civic groups Develop inclusive programming that reflects the cultural richness of the region Serve as the face of RTC—representing the theatre at community events and public forums Board & Governance Support the Board of Directors in strategic planning, governance, and development Partner with the Board to grow RTC’s capacity and sustainability Facilitate Board committees in programming, fundraising, and community engagement
Ideal Candidate Profile You are a builder and connector, ready to amplify the impact of a cherished cultural institution. You care deeply about the arts, access, and the kind of storytelling that brings people together.
You bring: Proven experience in nonprofit arts leadership or mission-driven management A strong track record in fundraising, grant writing, and community partnerships Excellent skills in marketing, public communication, and team leadership Strategic and financial acumen; comfort with budgeting, reports, and revenue oversight A collaborative spirit and a commitment to equity and inclusion Familiarity with (or deep interest in) the Hudson Valley arts ecosystem and regional dynamics
Bonus if you: Have a passion for independent film, live performance, and community-based art Are excited about growing a membership program and reimagining audience engagement Are a creative problem solver who thrives in lean environments
Why Rosendale? Be part of a tight-knit creative community in a historic, walkable Hudson Valley town Enjoy proximity to NYC, Woodstock, New Paltz, and Kingston, with easy access to nature, culture, and progressive local values Lead a mission-driven institution where your impact is visible and lasting
Deadline: Until Filled
+ Lifeguard - Camp Omi + Artgarten
Deadline: Until Filled
Art Omi is seeking a certified Lifeguard age 16+ to monitor daily swimming activities at Camp Omi at its swimming pool facility on site in Ghent, NY. The Lifeguard will assist the Supervising Lifeguard who oversees camp swimming and all pool operations.
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Deadline: Until Filled
+ Contracted K-12 Educator - The Olana Partnership
Deadline: Until Filled
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Deadline: Until Filled
+ Education Coordinator - The Olana Partnership
Deadline: Until Filled
The Education Coordinator is responsible for assisting in the coordination and facilitation of educational programs for school and family audiences (K-12 field trips, family programs, and tours) and the public (events, public programs, virtual webinars, and classes). The Education Coordinator plays a large role in program administration by coordinating event registration, marketing efforts and logistics for onsite facilitation of programs. The education coordinator serves a key role in coordinating and facilitating K-12 school visits and family programs. As a member of education programming staff, the Education Coordinator works to support programs and events with a team of 10 contracted educators that attract a diverse range of participants of all ages, backgrounds, and interests.
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Deadline: Until Filled
+ Finance & Operations Associate - Arts Consulting Group
Deadline: Until Filled
The Finance & Operations Associate will be a highly organized, detail-oriented, and effective team member who reports to the Vice President, Finance & Operations (VP-FO), and works closely with ACG’s multinational professionals. The Associate will provide support in bookkeeping, accounting, financial reporting, maintenance of ACG systems and software programs, as well as day-to-day Business Office support for active and proposed consulting projects.
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Deadline: Until Filled
+ Media, Art and Design Lab Program Manager
Deadline: Until Filled
The Art Effect empowers youth to develop their artistic voice to shape their futures and bring about positive social change. Based in Poughkeepsie, we help young people in the Hudson Valley explore, experience, and excel in the arts, introducing them to visual arts and media, giving them the opportunity to develop real skills in these fields, and guiding them toward achieving their academic and career goals.
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Deadline: Until Filled
+ 2025 House Manager - Hudson Valley Shakespeare
+ Instructors Wanted - The Cornell Creative Arts Center
Instructors Wanted: Artist Instructors! 🎨 The Cornell Creative Arts Center is looking for talented artist instructors with experience in: 🖌️ Ceramics 🎨 Arts & Crafts 👶 Toddler Time (art classes for little ones) If you’re passionate about teaching and inspiring creativity in others, we want to hear from you! This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a vibrant, community-driven arts center. Plus, you have flexibility to set your own hours as in independent contractor! 📩 Interested? Reach out to info@ccacny.org or call 845-768-5080 x2 At the Cornell Creative Arts Center, 129 Cornell Street, Kingston CCACNY.ORG