Do you like interacting with the public? Do you feel energized by learning and sharing history? Have you ever thought you were born into the wrong time period? A position as a Historical Interpreter at Historic Richmond Town may be the job for you. Historic Richmond Town seeks Historical Interpreters to facilitate hands-on, discovery-based learning across educational and interpretive programming.

Historic Richmond Town is seeking a Communications & Marketing Manager to elevate our outreach and engagement efforts. Reporting directly to the CEO, this role is essential in fostering and maintaining relationships with the public, local community, and media through consistent and impactful messaging.

Historic Richmond Town seeks a visitor services associate to be a front-line ambassador who will create a welcoming, informed, and inclusive environment for guests. This key role requires someone who will work to create an exemplary guest experience by both achieving sales and promoting the organization’s mission. This position is responsible for conducting the weekend opening and closing procedures, selling admissions tickets and processing Village Store sales.

Historic Richmond Town seeks Historical Interpreters to facilitate hands-on, discovery-based learning across educational and interpretive programming. Historical Interpreters are responsible for connecting visitors to the histories of Staten Island. Teaching programs that are interdisciplinary, bringing together history, art, science and technology, Historical Interpreters provide meaningful interpretation and impactful educational experiences to our community. Historical Interpreters have the unique privilege to expand narratives to include stories of underrepresented histories.

Historic Richmond Town seeks a curator to be responsible for illustrating the holistic cultural representation of our vibrant community through material culture storytelling. This will be achieved by envisioning and producing meaningful exhibitions and initiatives, and curating the collection to enrich our understanding of history within a broader societal context. The Curator is an information broker who will lead the expansion and formalization of the outward-facing public access points for exhibitions, collections, and curatorial programs in order to create a space of shared power.

Historic Richmond Town seeks a curator to be responsible for illustrating the holistic cultural representation of our vibrant community through material culture storytelling. This will be achieved by envisioning and producing meaningful exhibitions and initiatives, and curating the collection to enrich our understanding of history within a broader societal context. The Curator is an information broker who will lead the expansion and formalization of the outward-facing public access points for exhibitions, collections, and curatorial programs in order to create a space of shared power. This will all be done in alignment with Historic Richmond Town’s mission. Reporting to the Curator is a support team that includes the Collections Manager and Collections Care Officer.

Historic Richmond Town’s Business Manager will work to ensure long-term financial and operational stability, growth, and success of Historic Richmond Town. This crucial position will manage a broad range of activities related to finance, human resources, and resource management by providing hands-on management and coordination to ensure the proper operational systems, fiscal and safety controls, and contracts are in place. The Business Manager will report to the CEO.

Full Time: $55,000 - $65,000, commensurate with experience
Work required over Labor Day weekend for the annual Richmond County Fair.
Hybrid model available.

BENEFITS:
A comprehensive medical, vision and dental benefit packages available. Ability to participate in New York City’s Cultural Institutions Retirement System (401k, pension, life insurance) This position comes with free parking and large office space situated among 100 acres of woodland park within the New York City metropolis.