Job Board

The Center for Craft is hiring a part-time position of Visitor Services Associate.

Asheville Community Theatre seeks a part-time Development/Fundraising Director. The Director of Advancement (DA) will serve as the principal fundraiser and strategist in collaboration with the Managing Director and board for all fundraising activities.

As part of the development team, the Development Associate works in conjunction with the Development Director on Wortham Center for the Performing Arts fundraising activities for members, major donors, foundations and corporations.

The Deputy Director will work directly with the Executive Director and oversee specified departments to meet the goals and objectives of the Folk School. This position works closely with the Folk Schools leadership team and has frequent contact with staff and constituents.

The Studio Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the Folk School's Clay, Sculpture, and Mosaics programs including program development, community engagement, maintenance of the Clay studio, instructor and student relations, and working collaboratively across departments to promote and strengthen the program.

The Museum is currently recruiting for the following positions: DIRECTOR OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS, DIRECTOR OF LEARNING & ENGAGEMENT, FACILITIES MANAGER, GALLERY ASSISTANT, and GRANTS MANAGER

The Festival Director requires a year-round commitment, but the time percentage will vary. The job requires more intensive work October-February and June-September.

Playground Stage Children’s Theatre is hiring Assistant Teaching Artists for our 2021 Fall classes in Asheville NC. Assistant Teaching Artists will assist Lead Teaching Artist during our K-6th grade musical theatre dance, acting, and singing classes.

The Harrah’s Cherokee Center – Asheville currently has several openings. HCCA is owned and operated by the City of Asheville, North Carolina.

East Fork currently has openings in Finance, Production, and Sales. East Fork makes and sells contemporary ceramic dinnerware made by hand with regional materials and a lot of integrity in the Blue Ridge mountains of Asheville, North Carolina.

(Ongoing) Local and visiting artists help students of all levels and abilities develop skills in media that reflect techniques and themes featured in the Museum’s Collection and special exhibitions.

Visit our arts opportunities page for more listings.