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At Telluride Arts, we believe creativity is the heartbeat of community. For over forty years, we’ve championed the artists, cultural innovators, and visionaries who shape Telluride’s unique and vibrant identity. Whether we’re restoring historic landmarks, curating public art, or supporting local talent, our work is grounded in a deep love for this place and its people.

We are dedicated to cultivating a thriving arts and culture ecosystem that enriches the Telluride region. Through artist support, community programming, and stewardship of cultural spaces, we strive to reflect and amplify the creative spirit of our community.

Working at Telluride Arts is more than a job—it’s a chance to grow a meaningful career at the intersection of the arts, community development, and historic preservation. We support our team’s professional development, encourage leadership at all levels, and foster an environment where creativity, innovation, and collaboration thrive.

If you’re motivated, mission-driven, and ready to make a lasting impact through the arts, we invite you to explore our current openings. Telluride Arts is committed to building a diverse and inclusive team that reflects the rich tapestry of voices in our region and beyond.

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We regularly post staff, contract, and internship positions as they become available. Please review the listings below and follow the application instructions provided for each role.

Open Positions

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Telluride Arts Executive Director
Telluride Arts Executive Director

Location: Telluride, Colorado

Reports To: Board of Directors

Position Supervises:  Programs Manager, Office Manager, Full Charge Bookkeeper, Grant Writer & Marketing/Communications Specialist

Positions Status: Full Time, Exempt Employee

TCAH will be taking applications beginning May 5, 2025, through May 16, 2025, exclusively for local area candidates. The job posting will remain open until filled. 


The Executive Director (ED) guides the strategic vision and direction of TCAH and serves as the organization’s chief operating officer. The ED leads and administers all programs, operations and policies and is responsible for all aspects of strategic planning, fundraising, public visibility, and operational and financial oversight.  The ED will serve as the public face of the organization, representing its values and vision in the community, public events and strategic partnerships.  Reporting to the Board of Directors (BOD), the ED leads and mentors a professional staff, navigating change, building relationships, and fostering an environment of excellence in the arts. 

TCAH is an equal opportunity employer and strives to create an environment for career advancement and professional growth at all levels. The ED will cultivate TCAH’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, bringing diverse groups together towards a common goal and creating a synergistic community impact.

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