- Join a progressive
Council that has a reputation for dynamic award-winning events
Be Part of Something Special
Burwood has a vibrant community,
and a dynamic arts and cultural scene supported by a thriving business and
retail centre with a strong and exciting future. Our events bring people
together and create unique, memorable experiences.
As Sydney’ s cultural playground,
our rich community enjoys well designed public spaces, inclusive and vibrant
cultural events, intriguing laneways, impressive public art and an enviable
restaurant and cafe scene.
Our people are at the heart of
everything we do. We are looking for a qualified and experienced arts and
cultural professional to join our innovative Community and Culture team.
If you are passionate about public
art, creating memorable cultural experiences, building community and want to
help shape Burwood’s future, we’d love to hear from you.
Your Position:
As the Arts and Cultural Producer, you will be
responsible to help drive Council's vibrant arts, cultural and events program,
contributing to the successful delivery of creative projects and events that
strengthen community connection, cultural participation, vibrant places and destination
outcomes for the city
Working alongside a passionate
team of creative producers, you will bring to life a diverse range of arts and
cultural projects, exhibitions, public programs, and activations that
strengthen community connection, cultural participation, and cement Burwood as
a premier cultural destination. To perform this role effectively, the
successful applicant must have:
- Tertiary
qualifications in Arts Administration, Event Management, Project Management or
a related discipline, and/or equivalent demonstrated work experience in a
similar role - Proven experience in planning, coordinating and delivering community events, festivals, or arts and cultural programs, preferably in a local government context
- Expertise in the
coordination and engagement of artists, creative practitioners, or key arts and
cultural partners for events, festivals, and arts and cultural programming - Hands on experience in
event/arts and cultural programming production operations, including logistics,
site planning, contractor coordination, onsite event delivery - Exceptional
organisational, project management skills with an ability to communicate and negotiate at all levels of management, with internal and external stakeholders,
contractors, and staff - Availability to work
out of hours and on weekends as required.
Key Requirements:
- Willingness to
complete a National Police History Check - Willingness to
complete a pre-employment health assessment - Current NSW Driver's
Licence - Current Working with
Children Check - Access to flexible
working arrangements - Health & Wellbeing
initiatives (i.e. flu vaccinations, skin checks, access to fitness passport) - Access to Employee
Assistance Program (EAP)
At Burwood Council we celebrate diversity, value inclusion and welcome applicants from all backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.
We are committed to creating an environment where every member of our team feels respected, supported and inspired to contribute their unique skills and talents for a better Burwood.
In serving our community, we are
also proud to be a child safe organisation.
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Arts and Cultural Producer in Burwood employer: Careers at Council
At Port Macquarie-Hastings Council, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that values community impact and employee development. Our supportive work culture fosters collaboration and innovation, offering opportunities for career growth through continuous learning and professional development. With a focus on work-life balance, including a 35-hour work week and flexible hours, plus benefits like discounted gym memberships and recognition programs, we ensure our employees thrive both personally and professionally in a vibrant coastal location.
