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Wigan & Leigh Council - Freelance Project Curator
Wigan & Leigh are looking to recruit a part-time freelance Project Curator to work alongside the in-house team to manage and deliver Common Threads - a new NLHF funded, textile heritage themed engagement project from October 2026 - March 2028. The Project Curator will work alongside the Archives: Wigan & Leigh team to manage and deliver the Common Threads project. You will take a lead role in project management, content development and delivery, ensuring that key outputs are delivered to time, budget and to a high quality. Fee: £19,500 plus VAT (incl. travel & expenses). Proposal D/Line: 04/10
Liverpool Biennial - Assistant Curator (Registrar & Logistics)
The Assistant Curator (Registrar & Logistics) has particular responsibility for artwork logistics and care, including loans, condition checking, shipping, insurance and artwork records. They are a key staff member within the Programme Team, providing organisational and administrative support across the delivery of Liverpool Biennial 2027. Deadline to apply: 8 November 2026, 11.59pm
Walk The Plank - Marketing & Communications Officer
We're an outdoor arts organisation with a reputation for creating innovative productions and performances, engaging communities and artists in the outdoors. We're looking for a brilliant Marketing & Communications Officer to support the development and implementation of our sales and marketing strategy, act as the central point of information for all staff who play a role in selling and promoting the company’s work, liaising with promoters as necessary and proactively ensuring all leads are followed through. £27- £29K PA (depending on experience). Salford & some UK travel. D/Line: 12pm,26 Oct.
North West Design Studio - Creative Architect
This is an exciting opportunity to join our busy architectural studio in Preston city centre. We have a diverse and expanding portfolio and would love to hear from creative and motivated, established or recently qualified architects who fancy joining us. You’d be involved in a wide variety of project types, from heritage and conservation to commercial and community developments, and everything in-between. We want you to feel free to explore design ideas, be creative and develop in our practice and so, if this sounds like something you might like to do, email jill@nwdcstudio.com
Fleetwood Museum Trust - Museum Assistant (part-time)
Fleetwood Museum Trust is looking for a creative, enthusiastic and self-motivated individual to join the team at Fleetwood Museum. This is a varied role offering the successful applicant the opportunity to gain experience of museum work in its full variety. This is initially a part-time post of 20 hours per week, with the potential for hours to increase in the future. There is some flexibility over working days and daily start and finish times. For full details of the role, requirements and how to apply, please see our website: https://www.fleetwoodmuseum.co.uk/jobs/
The Making Rooms - Place Partnership Associate
If you're passionate, driven and endlessly curious, we want to hear from you! Join our team for this 1 year role - 3 days per week, funded by BwD Place Partnership to expand opportunities within the borough’s creative &cultural sector. You will have the opportunity to experiment with crafts & technologies, deliver community training, and add to what The Making Rooms can do. To apply: Download the recruitment pack and complete the application form along with your CV, cover letter and portfolio. Deadline: Monday 5th October 2026
20 Stories High - Artistic Director
This role is about shaping the artistic future of 20 Stories High in partnership with the Executive Director, Associate Director and the team. Championing new voices, developing the next generation of artists and ensuring our work continues to challenge, celebrate and reflect the communities we work alongside. Salary: £40,000–£45,000 (Full time equivalent), depending on experience. Contract: We’re open to discussing full-time, part time or job share arrangements. Working Pattern: 37.5 hours per week. Deadline to apply: 5 October 2026
