Young Audiences/Arts for Learning, founded in Baltimore in 1950, is the country’s foremost arts-in-education network. The Maryland chapter of Young Audiences (YAMD) provides over 5,000 arts education opportunities for students, artists, and educators throughout the state each year. Our vision is that one day all students will have the opportunity to imagine, create and realize their full potential through the arts.

The Program Assistant provides assistance to the Program Officer responsible for a set of programs in order to provide program support and general administrative support. Program areas for this position fall under the umbrella of the Maryland Center for the Book and include One Maryland One Book, Letters About Literature, Literary Walking Tours, Book Festivals, and reading and discussion programs.

The Corporate Sponsorship Specialist for the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) is a regular, full-time, exempt position reporting to the Development Director. The primary responsibilities are to identify, inform, cultivate, solicit, thank, oversee benefit fulfillment and steward relationships with sponsors up to $25,000 to secure financial support for BOPA programs in meeting its mission of making Baltimore a more creative and vibrant city. This includes various festivals, events, arts initiatives/projects and other BOPA programs as needed.

The Associate Director of the Baltimore Tree Trust holds outreach responsibilities and works closely with the Executive Director to present a strong, positive image of Baltimore Tree Trust programs, products and services to relevant stakeholders.

About this position:
We are seeking and self-motivated individual to join the Young Audiences Communications department. Ideal
candidates and self-starters, effective problem-solvers, and confident creative thinkers. This paid internship position
offers a hands-on learning opportunity in social media and blogging at a leading arts-in-education nonprofit in
Maryland. Young Audiences Communications department manages the creation and production of all organizational

The Walters Art Museum has an immediate opening for an individual to work in the Security Department on the Evening Shift (4:00pm to 12:00 midnight), Sunday through Thursday.

CBS Sunday Morning, The Baltimore Sun, and the Baltimore Jewish Times have run features on Project Mah Jongg, now appearing at the Jewish Museum of Maryland and is on view in Baltimore through June 29, 2014.. 

The show, which originated at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, NYC has also garnered notice in the New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and The LA Times. The show has travelled to Portland, Cleveland, LA, Miami Beach, Atlanta, and will continue on to San Francisco this summer.

CIRCA Director Timothy Nohe produced sound designs for three "Muji" players, documenting games in Chinatown and the Upper East Side. The sound work was invited by curator Melissa Martens Yaverbaum. Abbot Miller, a partner at Pentagram Design, designed the exhibit to highlight the intriguing objects and imagery surrounding the game. Original works by fashion icon Isaac Mizrahi, and renowned illustrators Maira Kalman, Christoph Niemann, and Bruce McCall pay homage to the influence mah jongg has had on design and contemporary artists. The exhibition's sumptuous companion publication "Mah Jongg: Crak, Bam, Dot," was edited by Abbott Miller and Patsy Tarr, and published by twice books.