The Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion is currently seeking to expand our group of dedicated volunteers.

Maxwell Mansion tells the story of life in nineteenth-century Philadelphia, an era shaped by the Civil War, Gilded Age, industrialization, and the rise of suburban life.  At Maxwell Mansion, we tell the stories of inhabitants upstairs and downstairs, of community leaders and new immigrants, and the changing world of the city in which they lived.

The Manager of STEM Programs is responsible for the vision, planning, and implementation of a roster of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics educational programs, workshops, and experiences that support high-quality learning opportunities for children and families visiting Please Touch Museum. Included in this roster is oversight of the Albert M. Greenfield Makerspace and STEM-based learning experiences within the Museum’s exhibits.  Please Touch Museum’s STEM and early-childhood educational programs are grounded in an inquiry-based, child-centered, investigation driven, and exploratory educational model that focuses on the process over the product and utilizes play-based learning principles.

Museum Learning staff creates and facilitates programs, coordinates events, and guides experiences that encourage families to discover, imagine, get curious, and learn through play. Our work contributes to unparalleled experiences for every visitor. Through our interactions with visitors, we embrace diversity and encourage our visitors to think differently and open their minds to the world around them. Museum Learning is committed to excellence in developing programs, events, and experiences to further Please Touch Museum as a leader in childhood learning and development.  The Museum Learning department creates programming for routine daily visitors, special events, and school groups.

Join us as a counselor at our arts and nature Camp Ginkgo at the Fairmount Park Horticulture Center and Maguire Museum (formerly the old Barnes Foundation). This fun summer learning experience in two beautiful settings serves 30 children aged 5-12. We are looking for a theatre artist with experience working with children.
 

Join us as a counselor at our arts and nature Camp Ginkgo at the Maguire Museum (formerly the old Barnes Foundation). This fun summer learning experience in a beautiful setting serves 30 children aged 5-12. We are looking for a photography artist with experience working with children.
 

Laurel Hill, two of America’s most historic cemeteries and funeral home, has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Director of Development. Reporting to the President & CEO, the Director of Development is responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring Laurel Hill’s annual fundraising plan.

As the Executive Director (ED) of the University City Arts League, now commonly known as The Arts League, you'll step into a pivotal role as the visionary leader guiding our organization's daily operations, strategic initiatives, fundraising, and community engagement efforts. Collaborating closely with our Board of Directors, dedicated staff, and passionate volunteers, you'll champion our mission and drive The Arts League toward its next phase of growth!

Arts & Culture Program Assistant

Glen Foerd is a dynamic cultural institution committed to enriching our community through arts, culture, and environmental education. As a Program Assistant within our Arts & Culture Department, you will play a vital role in ensuring the success of our programs.        

Felt+Fat is a ceramic design studio and manufacturer that’s been operating out of Philadelphia since 2013. Our team is dedicated to excellence in domestic manufacturing. Felt+Fat seeks the newest addition to the glaze team, a dynamic unit of the design studio and manufacturer. This team is responsible for finishing all of our wares either by dipping or with a spray gun.

Quintessence seeks an Wardrobe Supervisor for a production of Father Comes Home From the Wars by Suzan-Lori Parks.

First rehearsal             4/30/24
Tech begins                 5/23/24
Final Dress                  5/28/24
First Preview               5/29/24
Opening Night is         6/1/24
Closing Night is           6/23/24
Extension                    6/30/24

Position Overview:

The Administrative Assistant (AA) provides support to the President and Manager, President’s Office and Board Liaison in the general organization of the President’s Office. The AA serves as the gateway to the President’s Office; manages the President’s calendar; and coordinates general administration for the President’s Office. This position requires a driven self-starter with excellent communication, organizational, and customer service skills.  

Primary Responsibilities: