The Director of Arts leads CDM’s comprehensive Arts Program, shaping the museum’s creative vision across visual, performing, media, and culinary arts. This dynamic leader will design and implement engaging arts experiences for children and families, foster relationships with local artists and cultural organizations, and ensure CDM remains a hub for inclusive, high-quality, and culturally responsive arts engagement.
The Director of Finance is a seasoned nonprofit financial leader with a mission-focused, and strategic and process-minded approach to financial management.
The CEO is responsible for creating optimal conditions for successful and elevated giving, ensuring the Museum can increase engagement and expand access for all community members
The CEO will preferably have relevant senior-level leadership experience at organizations serving children and families, a child-centered philosophy, early education, or with advocacy for early learning. The candidate will have a strong understanding of effective fiscal management, fundraising, administration, and serving community.
The ideal candidate will be capable of expanding upon foundational development functions and building additional functions to meet annual and capital needs – now and in the future.
We are seeking a visionary and mission-driven director to lead the launch and ongoing success of this exciting new facility.
The next Executive Director must be equally comfortable serving as the public face of the museum and rolling up their sleeves to lead and support a dedicated, cross-functional team.
This role, which is new to the organization, will be heavily focused on operations but this leader will need to be almost equally focused on strategic execution. The ideal candidate is a strategic, forward-thinking leader with a strong predilection toward action and a proven ability to balance big-picture vision with exceptional attention to detail in delivering results.
We’re looking for a Chief Design Officer who is equal parts visionary, maker, and collaborator—someone who knows how to turn curiosity into experiences that change the way people interact with the world.
Provides high-level and confidential administrative support for President including managing calendar, scheduling meetings and coordinating travel. Additional responsibilities include maintaining office files and records, preparing and editing correspondence, reports, and presentations as well as managing calls, emails and mail.
We have work for Exhibit Designers and Exhibit Graphic Designers interested in creative freelance collaboration. Join a loose team of consultants who have rewarding projects, strong skills, and great attitudes.
The Exhibits Project Manager (EPM), as a member of the exhibits team, is responsible for overseeing the planning, logistics, and completion of high-quality, educational, fun, and engaging exhibits projects from conception through fabrication and installation.
The Sciencenter is searching for a creative and visionary leader with a strong commitment to building dynamic, inclusive, and collaborative education experiences that positively impact the local and national communities that the Sciencenter serves.
The Director of Development plays a vital role in supporting the museum’s mission to inspire learning through play by leading efforts to build sustainable financial support.
This position leads the development, coordination, and delivery of joyful, impactful learning experiences for children ages 2–12 who visit Imagine Children’s Museum as part of a school or group or participates in its programming offsite at a community location.
The next Director of Marketing and Communications (DMC) will be bringing their skills, drive, and creativity to LICM at a vital and exciting time.
This position is a highly physical floor position, ensuring the best possible visitor experience by keeping the museum clean, safe, and organized during open hours. We also rely on our Visitor Experience team to perform closing tasks.
We’re looking for an enthusiastic educator with a passion for early childhood development to lead interactive programs, engaging activities, and memorable family experiences.
Young children become scientists in the Science + You exhibit as they learn about human health and nutrition, scientific tools and scientists through problem solving, investigation and experimentation.
Bring this amazing, STEM-friendly exhibit to your own museum and show children there’s so much to learn about nature — in your own backyard and beyond!
Mindball® is a one-of-a-kind, interactive exhibit that turns neuroscience into play. Using real-time brainwave technology, visitors move a ball using only their focus and calm – no hands, no buttons, just the power of the mind.
THINK BIG BUILD BIG, by Box Blox, is a unique block-world exhibit experience that is playfully engaging.
What can YOU do in your watershed to protect our oceans? Find out in Ocean Bound!
Explore the exciting world of movement on land, sea, and air.
Explore the science of what’s biting you in this skin-crawling exhibition!
Building Buddies is an immersive exhibition that features hands-on role-play learning experiences.
Leonardo’s Lab offers young artists and inventors a chance to immerse themselves in the mind of Leonardo DaVinci, the original ‘Renaissance Man.’
TreeHouses offers fun, hands-on ways to explore the many important roles of trees.
Bring the beloved Questioneers characters and their unique learning experience.
The immersive, open-ended exhibits provide children with opportunities to play, explore, discover and experiment.
I AM WILD: A CHARLEY HARPER EXHIBIT is inspired by the series of children’s books “I Am Wild” and Harper’s related artwork about biodiversity.
Bring Winter cheer to your venue no matter the time of year!
