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Dance & Bmore seeks Teaching Artists

Dance & Bmore seeks Teaching Artists for 2022 - 2023 Season (October 2022 - June 2023)

Dance & Bmore Teaching Artists team-teach with dancers, musicians, and theater-makers. Students include families, youth, and senior citizens. In-person classes held early afternoons and after-school.

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Maestro Ensembles, Inc. seeks Director of the Bridges Program

About the Bridges Program: Bridges is a small non-profit that provides stringed instrument lessons and an orchestral experience to students in Baltimore City Schools. The Director position is a part-time, contractual job that requires on average approximately 18 hours per week. MAESTRO Ensembles, Inc. (which oversees the Bridges Program) is an equal opportunity employer.

Dance & Bmore seeks Teaching Artists

Dance & Bmore seeks dynamic and experienced Teaching Artists to join their summer teaching teams June - August 2022!

Dance & Bmore Teaching Artists include musicians, theater makers, singers, and dancers who work with families with young children through senior citizens.

We are hiring teaching artists to work with our FazaFam Pre-K and Elder Arts Programs this summer.

Port Discovery Children's Museum seeks PLAY EXPERTS

As a vital part of the Guest Services Department and Port Discovery team, Play Experts are responsible for providing guests with an excellent, memorable experience, stellar customer service, and supporting the Museum’s mission and educational philosophy. As a member of our team, you’ll support playful learning and discovery through meaningful interaction with children and adults, ignite imaginations, and promote the power of play in children through hands-on experiences.

Baltimore School for the Arts seeks Dance Department Head

The Baltimore School for the Arts seeks a Dance Department Head (Teacher-level position) to begin in August 2022. The title for this position will be Dance Department Head.

The Dance Department Head is the artistic director and educational leader of BSA’s dance program and has primary responsibility for envisioning and implementing educational and performance programming in the dance department.

Lyric Education Seeks Teaching Artist

The Lyric Baltimore’s Education team is searching for innovative, excited,
and dedicated artists to provide exceptional arts programming. In partnership with the Baltimore Office of Promotions and the Arts (BOPA) we are seeking teaching artists to provide multi-genre creative writing workshops for youth ages 9-16.

The Baltimore School for the Arts seeks Theater Educational Associate

The Baltimore School for the Arts seeks a Theater Educational Associate 10 month (Department Head) to begin in August 2022. The Theater Educational Associate serves as the artistic and educational leader of a distinguished staff of theater professionals. In this role, the Theater Educational Associate guides artistic programming within the Theater Department while managing the educational work that prepares students for study at the nation’s finest colleges and universities.

Teaching Artists - The Lyric Baltimore

The Lyric Baltimore’s Education team is searching for innovative, excited, and dedicated artists to provide exceptional arts programming for our Horizons Theater Program. These workshops provide mostly middle school students with training in theater and creative writing. Our goal is to support student’s imagination and creative agency. Using fun, engaging exercises, students learn the necessary skills to present theatrical performances to their family and friends. These weekly workshops culminate in student’s performing their original writing. Each workshop site performs two shows—a holiday performance in December and a full-length production in spring.

BYA Class Facilitators

Apprentice Program Facilitator Job Descriptions

Contract, Temporary, Part-Time

$25/hr for class + prep

Baltimore Youth Arts is a creative entrepreneurship and job training program that provides artistic and professional opportunities to youth, ages 14-22, with a focus on those involved in the justice system. Our mission is to assist young people in gaining the creative, personal, and educational skills that will enable them to become leaders in their communities.

CAC AmeriCorps at MICA now accepting applications for 2019-20

The Community Art Collaborative (CAC) AmeriCorp program at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) was created in 2004. Since 2004, about 130 CAC members have worked with 40 different host sites. Their service expands the ability of their host sites to reach more Baltimore residents and engages thousands of neighbors in community art projects. In particular, CAC helps youth participants achieve in school by fostering creativity and critical thinking.

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