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East Side Arts Council seeks a Program Coordinator to manage afterschool and out-of-day youth art programs on the East Side of St. Paul. This role also handles artist contracts, supervision, and support for ESAC events and grants.
With a 30-hour workweek, salary based on $16.50 per hour, paid holidays, sick days and vacation, and reports to the Executive Director, this position offers hands-on community arts experience in a diverse urban setting.
Program Coordinator East Side Arts Council Details: 30 hours per week Pay: Salaried based on $16.50 per hour with paid holidays, sick days and vacation days Reports to: Executive Director
East Side Arts Council (ESAC) is rooted in an area that is home to almost half of St. Paul’s residents. The East Side neighborhoods where ESAC primarily works are very diverse in terms of culture. Operating out of a storefront on St. Paul’s Payne Avenue, through a traveling Artmobile, and with outstanding artists who travel to schools, parks, and other accessible sites, ESAC offers free art programs for people of all ages, backgrounds, and economic status. Historically a first stop for immigrants, the East Side has an ever-changing cultural mix from the Swedes, Italians and Poles of the 19th century to the waves of African American, Somali, Southeast Asian, Hmong, Karen and Latino people currently living on the East Side. Poverty levels are high here and arts in schools have been cut in many. The mission of the East Side Arts Council is to collaborate with our community and artists to celebrate and experience the arts. Our programs focus on Arts for All.
We believe when you give people the opportunity to express themselves through the arts, it creates a sense of connection and belonging. We believe that when communities know and understand each other, we all benefit. We believe diversity of our community is our greatest strength.
East Side Arts Council values the diversity of our community. People of all backgrounds and identities are encouraged to apply.