Intern, Guest Experience

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

What you’ll get to do:

• Learn unique insights into the various operations of the Guest Experience team, ranging from both front of house performance operations management, to non-performance customer service and administrative duties.
  
• Assisting and contributing to creating a positive and memorable guest experience
  
• Work closely with our House Managers and Coordinators that facilitate the Summer for the City concert series, learning the ins and outs of performance management and working on site with guests.
  
• Work with our administrative team learning about our non-performance customer service operations and initiatives
  

You’ll be a great fit if:

• You are a rising college junior, or senior, or equivalent
  
• You are based in New York City or the Greater New York region
  
• You are available 30-35 hours/week from Late May or June 2026 – August 2026
  
• Availability for a start date on May 27 th preferred; latest available start date June 2 nd
  
• You have flexible availability for weekends and evenings, prioritizing evenings Wednesday through Sunday
  
• You have database management experience
  
• You have excellent written and verbal communication skills
  
• You have strong customer service and organizational skills
  
• You have computer proficiency including Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel, etc.
  
• You have any experience in the following:
  
• House management or front of house experience
  
• Have project management and customer service skills
  
• Are passionate about the arts and working with the public
  
• You identify as both a self-starter and a dynamic team player
  
• You exemplify leadership, teamwork, organization, innovation, resilience, inclusivity, and enthusiasm

Please include a Cover Letter with your application:

In your Cover Letter, tell us why you are interested in joining Lincoln Center’s internship program and how this opportunity connects to your academic, career, and personal goals. We’d like to hear a personal story (a challenge, formative experience, or moment of motivation) that shaped your relationship to the arts or cultural spaces and helps us understand why pursuing this opportunity matters to you.