Internships

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The Adrienne Arsht Center offers adults between the ages of 18 and 30 the opportunity to work alongside the staff of a major non-profit performing arts organization while gaining invaluable mentorship and experience in arts administration and management.

People of all abilities and backgrounds with a high school diploma or equivalent are invited to apply for the paid, three-month internship. We strongly encourage the participation of young adults who self-identify as people from historically marginalized and under-resourced communities, including people of color, First Nations people, people with disabilities and LGBTQ+.

We support an accessible and inclusive environment. Please let us know if accommodations are needed for participation.

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SUMMER APPLICATIONS

Applications Open: March 1
Applications Close: March 31 

First Day: June 9
Last Day: August 22

Questions?  

Contact Internship Services at
786.468.2023
internships@arshtcenter.org

SUMMER INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE:

Community Engagement

The Community Engagement Intern will take part in the educational planning, evaluation and ongoing management of partners and projects.

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Graphic Design

The Marketing (Graphic Design) Intern will work directly with the publications director and the creative team on the production of Arsht marketing collateral and institutional assets.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

TESTIMONIAL SPOTLIGHT

I have learned how different departments work together, and I have a much deeper understanding and appreciation of how a performing arts center works internally as well as externally with either patrons or local government entities.

— Amanda Rose, Legal Intern (Spring 2023)

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The Adrienne Arsht Center Internship Program is made possible in part through the generosity of business leader and philanthropist Adrienne Arsht. In April 2022, Ms. Arsht made a multimillion endowment gift that transformed the Center’s internship program into a fully paid program, creating greater and more equal access to hands-on professional experience in arts management.