Public Programmer

The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts is seeking a Public Programmer to provide the coordination, delivery, and management of public events held at Capitol Modern: The Hawaii State Art Museum. This includes, but is not limited to, live music performances, cultural exhibitions, night markets, and artist talks. The selected Public Programmer will be responsible for communicating event schedules, coordinating public engagement and community outreach, adhering to budget, and maintaining clear and regular communication with SFCA staff. The contract is for a single term of five months, from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027. Key aspects of the job include: • Coordinating and managing public events at the Hawaii State Art Museum • Communicating event schedules and coordinating public engagement and community outreach • Adhering to budget and maintaining clear communication with SFCA staff • Providing program oversight, evaluation, and documentation • Submitting a final report at the end of the contract period