The University of Tennessee Contemporary Music Festival is accepting music submissions with performances by various artists. Categories include cello, trumpet, baritone, saxophone quartet, and fixed media works. No submission fee, but a $55 registration fee required. Submissions deadline is October 3rd.

The Visual Artist AIRspace Residency at Abrons Arts Center in New York City supports 3 visual artists over 20 months. Includes studio space, mentorship, honorarium, materials stipend, and professional development opportunities. Requirements include alignment with the center's values, early career status, residency in New York City, and commitment to building community.

Carnegie Hall seeks a Manager for Well-Being Concert series, responsible for concert planning, coordination, budget tracking, partner organization liaison, and training. Requires 4-5 years experience in performing arts, strong communication, organizational skills, event production experience, and fluency in Microsoft Office.

Artist residency opportunity in Neukölln, Berlin for artists of all ages and stages of their careers. Apply by October 9 on a rolling basis. Residency from October 28 to November 16, with art installation on November 17+18 and exhibition on November 19-21. Costs vary depending on lodging, with non-refundable deposit required upon registration.

The Vice President of Human Resources and Labor Relations at Los Angeles Opera leads all HR functions, oversees labor strategy, and creates a modern HR operation. The role involves working closely with the executive team and the board to ensure success in strategic people initiatives while maintaining fiscal health and long-term vitality. The salary for this position is $250,000 to $275,000 annually. Applicants must have at least ten years of HR and labor relations leadership experience, with specific expertise in union environments and performing arts sectors. The deadline to apply is October 9.

The Printed Matter Publisher Work Grant offers unrestricted funding to independent artists' book publishers. Three grants of $10,000 USD awarded. Application deadline: October 4, 2026.

The Rubin Museum in New York City is seeking an Assistant Manager for Major Gifts & Institutional Philanthropy to support fundraising efforts from major donors and institutional funders. Responsibilities include administrative support, donor relations, and managing board committees. Requirements include a bachelor's degree, experience in development, excellent communication skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office and donor databases. The position offers a salary of $65K and a hybrid work-from-home policy. Application requires a resume and cover letter.

Gotham Park is seeking performers and activity hosts for a free three-day Mid-Autumn Festival in Lower Manhattan. Artists can perform or lead cultural activities related to Asian heritage. Must connect to festival themes, be family-friendly, and provide own equipment. Application required.

Eyebeam is offering a Virtual Residency exploring agency in AI systems. Themes include collective action and human relationships. Projects may focus on issues of power, autonomy, and technological systems.

Intensive program for emerging choreographers in NYC presented by Mare Nostrum Elements (MNE). No fees, $1,000 choreographic fee, rehearsal and performance compensation, mentorship, professional development sessions, and networking opportunities. Weekly commitments including orientations, rehearsals, and performances required. Must live in NYC during the program and not be enrolled in an education program.