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Yesterday we looked at a non-profit that is devoted to a unique sector of performing arts. Today we’re going to look at one that is more traditional. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is based in New York, NY, and they’re the organization that runs “the world’s leading performing arts center.” Lincoln Center is located on 16.3 acres, and it has 11 resident organizations that use their space but are run independently. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts “serves three primary roles: presenter of artistic programming, an international leader in arts and education and community relations, and manager of the Lincoln Center campus.” They seem to be doing a good job considering that Lincoln Center hosts more than 5 million visitors every year.

Put on a Good Performance

To really get a feel for what the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts does, you need to read up on the other 10 Resident Organizations. Here are the links to each of their websites (each of these organizations has its own job and internship opportunities):

• The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
• The Film Society of Lincoln Center
• Jazz at Lincoln Center
• The Juilliard School
• Lincoln Center Theater
• The Metropolitan Opera
• New York City Ballet
• New York Philharmonic
• The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
• The School of American Ballet

In addition to these organizations, Lincoln Center also is home to quite a few programs. These include American Songbook, White Light Festival, Fashion Lincoln Center, and lots more. There’s a ton of other relevant information about the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on their website, so you should really dive in if you like what they’re all about. Eventually you’ll land on their Jobs page, where you’ll see that they’re hiring a Receptionist, a Grants Writer, a Special Event Sales and Client Services Associate, a Lead Telephone Agent, a Part-time Telephone Agent, and a Part-Time Visitor Services Representative. There are a number of options, so hopefully one of them will be a good fit for you.

Links to Help You Begin Your Research

• LincolnCenter.org
• Jobs at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
• About Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
• Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts’ FAQ
• Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts News

Have you ever been to Lincoln Center?

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• administrative
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• arts
• customer service
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• member services
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