$17/hour for 10-15 hours/week:
The Wren’s Nest:
Job Summary: Reporting to the Board Co-Chairs and the Museum & Program Manager, the Museum Assistant supports the museum’s administration/office m…
Atlanta, Georgia / hybrid role
Radical Unity was formed to launch a creative expressions roadmap that engages various communities in exciting and unexpected new ways across various platforms. We envision a United States inspired by its diversity, which honors the power of creativity and manifests a future that celebrates and uplifts everyone.
$15-$18 per hour:
Georgia Metropolitan Dance Theatre:
The Managing Director is responsible for GMDT’s financial transactions, customer and vendor databases, and general clerical duties.
Marietta, Georgia
Salary is $45K – $55K.plus benefits:
Chattahoochee Nature Center:
Responsible for annual contributed revenue, planning and developing all aspects of fund raising from individuals.
Roswell, Georgia
Join the 2024 National Arts Advocacy Zoom-In Week from May 13-17, organized by Americans for the Arts and the Arts Action Fund. This free virtual event allows Georgians to advocate for increased arts funding from home.
Full time salaried position + benefits:
Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre:
Supervision and coordination of all stage tech activities and personnel for theatrical productions, concerts, film screenings, lectures, and events.
Marietta, Georgia
Americans for the Arts is hosting a webinar, Advocacy 201, on April 25 to advance arts advocacy. It features leaders from Massachusetts, California, and Kentucky, focusing on legislative priorities for National Arts Advocacy Zoom-In Week scheduled for May 13-17, 2024. The training will help participants prepare for effective virtual advocacy from home.
Georgia’s first Arts and Economic Prosperity report reveals that the state’s arts sector, with a $29.2 billion impact, supports 19,734 jobs and attracts 16.6 million attendees to events. Advocates are urged to contact House and Senate Representatives to increase funding for the Georgia Council for the Arts. Actions include messaging legislators, contacting the Creative Arts and Entertainment Committee, and visiting the Arts Action Center to bolster the lucrative industry.
Take quick action and send your State House Representative a request that they support HB 1265.
HB 1265 will allow you to elect all or part of your state tax refund to be dedicated to helping to provide additional funding to the Georgia Council for the Arts starting in 2025.
HB 1265 was previously known as HB 821. Still, the legislation expired after two years of inaction by the Ways and Means Committee.
The 2024 Georgia Arts Day featured impressive presentations emphasizing the impact of the arts and their socioeconomic benefits. Venue partner The Center for Puppetry Arts hosted the event, shining a light on diverse audiences and public art success. Keynote speaker Randy Cohen provided insights on the arts’ social advantages, and discussions centered on forging relationships with policymakers for the arts’ prosperity. Contributors such as the Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta facilitated the event’s success.
