The Maria L. Baldwin Community Center 20 Sacramento Street Cambridge, MA 02138

Date Posted:

August 28, 2026

Region:

Eastern Massachusetts Category:

Administrative Type:

Part-Time

Arts Program Manager Description:

The Maria L. Baldwin Community Center (MLBCC) is hiring an Arts Programs Manager to work withanizational leadership to developmunity offerings that uphold MLBCC's mission. The Arts Programs Manager will oversee MLBCC's adult arts programs and act as the logistical point person for the Chandler Gallery. ing to the Co-Executive Directors, the Arts Programs Manager will work an estimated part-time 20 hours/week schedule at $28/hour, with some expected evening and weekend hours as needed. Main Responsibilities Plan and run four sessions of adult art classes each year Create and ad to annual program budgets Supervise faculty and studio technicians Work with program staff to maintain an inventory of supplies that meets program needs within budget Promote a d understanding ofmunity space expectations Develop and maintain schedules related to studio space use, classes and workshops, relatedmunity events, etc. Maintain positive relationships and support a productive flow ofmunication between: adult program instructors and participants support staff and volunteers MLBCC administrative staff and external program partners contractors, vendors, and other stakeholders Create and maintain sustainable system to manage inquiries related to the

Chandler Gallery Qualifications:

The ideal candidate: Has at least two years' experience inmunity-based art administration Understands and appreciates a wide range of arts programming for adults Can work independently yet prioritizes teamwork and collaboration Has a proven track record of maintaining positive relationships with diverse stakeholders in a public setting Shows strong ability toanize resources, multitask effectively, and establish priorities that align with ananization's mission and goals Proficiency withputers and technology such as Google Drive/Workspace, Slack