Studio Manager (Part-Time)

Job Overview
Immerse yourself in Lynn’s vibrant arts and culture community as our Studio Manager. This part-time role offers a unique opportunity to leverage artistic talents, strong people skills, and attention to detail. As the Studio Manager, you will collaborate closely with the leadership team, the building community, and contractors, and you'll play a primary role in ensuring the art center’s smooth operation.

We believe in fostering a thriving environment for the building community and the folks they serve. We need a team player with a strong ethical compass and unwavering integrity who can respond promptly and professionally to inquiries and address members' concerns.

If you enjoy following protocols and policies and are a great team leader with the skills to support the creative community, apply today.

The Studio Manager reports to the Executive Director.

Responsibilities

• Tour and inspect the building regularly, monitor property cleanliness, and document any deficiencies to report maintenance issues promptly.
• Manage maintenance requests received, including facilitating minor repairs and needs, and contacting vendors to resolve larger issues.
• Develop a strong knowledge of the building community, including sourcing information and marketing materials to be included on the Lynn Museum & Arts Center website and social media channels, maintaining a calendar of building activities, and creating promotional signage to be featured within the property.
• Foster a fun, creative, and engaging environment for building community members, including regular e-mail communication.
• Respond to inquiries for studio space, maintain the waitlist for studio space, and show available units to interested parties.
• Manage a gallery program in the shared spaces throughout the building, featuring artwork produced by building community members.
• Attend weekly meetings with the leadership team regarding building activity, marketing, and maintenance issues.
• Help organize the annual Open Studios event, including event promotion, encouraging participation throughout the property, and day-of support.
• Assist with other duties associated with the day-to-day.

Experience

• Successful candidates should have, at a minimum, three years of experience in the field.
• Demonstrated knowledge of arts and culture and the local creative community.
• Supervision/general management experience with a proven track record of effectively delegating tasks.
• Prior experience working for a cultural organization is preferred.
• Intermediate computer skills (Google Suite) and social media skills with the ability to learn new software.
• Must possess enthusiasm and be comfortable engaging with all levels of stakeholders.
• Excellent verbal and writing skills are required.
• Ability to work independently and multitask while maintaining deadlines.
• Occasional evening and weekend hours required.
• Has high-level time management, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
• Able to lift up to 20 pounds.

Compensation

• Part-time, hourly position (20 hours per week, $25 per hour)
• Private studio/office space.
• Cellphone exclusively for work-related needs.
• Flexible work schedule.

Join us as a Part-Time Studio Manager to lead with energy and purpose! Bring your leadership skills to a creative environment where your efforts directly impact the success of our community space. We value proactive individuals who excel at communication and organization—ready to inspire teams and delight clients every day!

Pay: $25.00 per hour

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule

Work Location: In person

Salary : $25