Community Post Type: Jobs

At the British Music Experience, crew really do make the difference. They’re looking for people who are confident, enthusiastic and who love talking about music to come and join them.

Job Description

To support the Duty Manager in the smooth running of the BME and ensuring a quality experience for guests across the entire experience, including galleries, cafe, shop and Gibson Brands Interactive Studio. Duties will also include providing the appropriate support for BME events and for group visits.

To apply and for more details, visit here

Closing date: 21 March

The Executive Producer (Events) is a new role in the Producing and Programme Department, working alongside the other Executive Producers on the management of the department and delivery of their programme, with a specific focus on their commercial events programme.

Other organisations may call this role: Senior Events Producer, Senior Events Manager, Head of Events.

To apply and for more details, visit here

Closing date: 7 March

The Event Manager (Public Realm Programme) will deliver events and activities across Factory International’s wide-ranging public realm programme: a wide range of events and activities of varying scale that speak to the ideas of today, are relevant to diverse communities and engage the public in new and inventive ways.

From week to week you would be delivering a diverse programme of events, from quiz nights to poetry slams; from children’s workshops to photography exhibitions; from club nights to live music; from community festivals to weekend takeovers. The role is varied and you will be mainly working across the public areas of Aviva Studios to deliver exciting and innovative work for audiences, visitors and communities.

They are looking for someone who is at a developmental stage in an Event Management career, who can bring creativity to the development and delivery of events in the Public Realm. They will show skill in liaising with artists, community partners and external suppliers to deliver memorable and distinctive projects, on time and on budget.

To apply, visit here

Closing date: 7 March

Join the Factory International team to provide project support for the team of Producers and Event Managers across a busy programme of live and broadcast projects for MIF25!

Job Description

The Producing Administrator sits within the Producing and Programme department and provides project support for the team of Producers and Event Managers across a busy programme of live and broadcast projects in Aviva Studios, online and on international tour – with a focus on MIF25.

To apply and for more details, visit here

Closing date: 9 March

This role will lead on the delivery of their year-round volunteering programmes, with a particular focus on volunteering at their venue Aviva Studios.

This will include the recruitment of Aviva Studios volunteers, training and induction, and support for volunteers taking part in our programmes. You will ensure that the volunteer programme is inclusive and accessible, and that volunteers have a fantastic experience at all points that they interact.

The primary focus of this role is leading on the volunteer-facing aspects of the Venue Volunteer Programme, however it may include providing some support to volunteering on other Factory International programmes like MIF at critical times.

This role will involve some evening and weekend working – particularly during volunteer recruitment periods and to facilitate the delivery of some of their events. Work outside of core working hours can be taken back on a flexible basis.

To apply, visit here

Closing date: 9 March

The Floral Pavilion are looking for a Venue Assistant to join our team at the Floral Pavilion. If you are an individual who is customer focused and have the ability to communicate with patrons which is an essential part of this role, then apply today!

For more info and to apply, visit the Wirral Council job site.

Closing date: 16 March

BME are hiring! At the British Music Experience, their crew really do make the difference. they’re looking for people who are confident, enthusiastic and who love talking about music. If you fancy joining them for the high season, then head over to their website!

For more information, head to their website 

Closing date: 28 February

The Camp and Furnace venue in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle are seeking bar staff.

If you are interested in joining the team please send your CV to scott@campandfurnace.com⁠

Collective Encounters is seeking a freelance consultant with expertise in participatory research and/or arts evaluation to undertake a short impact review of its Women in Action programme.

Contract type: Freelance

Hours: Approx. 4 days

Fee: £1200 inclusive of fees and expenses

Location: Attendance at sessions in Liverpool City Region will be required

Timescale: March – April 2025

The Project

Women in Action is a three-year programme funded mainly by the National Lottery Community Fund. The programme uses performance and creativity to develop and celebrate women’s leadership, resilience and activism in their communities. Activities include a regular weekly group in Liverpool City Centre and partnerships with a range of community groups to build confidence and skills among women facing social and emotional barriers. The three-year Women in Action programme is coming to an end in September 2025 and we are seeking to commission an external review of this work to help explore its impact, successes, and improvements, as we consider next steps.

The Impact Review

The aim of the review is to identify the emotional, social and political impact of the Women in Action programme to date, and its potential impact in the future.

They expect the review to be conducted mainly via focus groups, participatory sessions, and interviews with project stakeholders (e.g. participants, staff, partners). A large amount of project data (such as output numbers, demographic data, creative outputs, session report forms) is also available to support the review if needed. This is not intended to be a full evaluation of the project, but rather a short focused review (approximately 5-6 pages) based on time-limited qualitative data gathered through participatory methods.

For full details, please download the brief on their https://collective-encounters.org.uk/recruitment/ – recruitment page.

Closing date: 27 February

The team are seeking an enthusiastic and engaging individual to join them as a Welcome Host. In this exciting role, you will be the first point of contact for visitors from all around the world, creating a warm and unforgettable welcome to their award-winning attraction.

As a Welcome Host, you will deliver exceptional customer service, ensuring every visitor feels valued and welcome, bringing the magic of the 1960s to life through your passion and knowledge of The Beatles. Welcome Hosts will have the ability to interact with guests from diverse backgrounds, sharing an enthusiasm for their music and legacy and create unique and memorable experiences for each visitor.

For further details please see the full job description and person specification available via this link to their website.

Closing date: 25 November