Events & Marketing Intern
- Fall 2027
- On-site
- Internship
Listing details
- Last verified Oct 28
About the job
Internship Program
The Art House Dallas Internship Program is open to currently enrolled college students and is designed to provide professional experience in the fields of event planning, marketing, web design, and graphic design. Interns at Art House Dallas are treated as valuable members of the team and given projects that both utilize their skills and challenge them to develop as young professionals. Each semester, Fall, Spring, and Summer, two internship positions are available. Full descriptions are available through the links below. Contact info@arthousedallas.com with all inquiries, cover letters, and resumes.
> “Art House Dallas has taught me more about my community, the importance of creativity, and the need for vulnerability than any other place I’ve worked or volunteered. The level of effort and intentionality towards the people groups Art House Dallas serves has opened my eyes to the grace and humility of loving others with honesty and genuine care. I have learned so much both about the business of nonprofits and the community where we live and serve. Working as an intern with Art House Dallas has been the highlight of my summer.”
— KatieJane Brashier, Dallas Baptist University
Events & Marketing
Intern candidate should be currently enrolled in college studying marketing, business, or communication, over similar field. All Art House Dallas interns need to be well-organized, hard working, self-sufficient, extremely reliable, have a strong interest in the arts, and want to work in an open creative environment. Interns assist in the planning and development of activities and materials designed to increase awareness of the organization as well as assisting with events.
Please read this full overview for more details about our Events & Marketing Internship.
Send all inquiries to info@arthousedallas.com.
> “What I got was practical business knowledge, marketing experience, practice in self-direction and problem solving, and to me, most importantly, the chance to work in a creative, nurturing environment around some incredible people—it’s hard not to be inspired when you are constantly surrounded by people living creative lives. Being an Art House Dallas intern has given me the tools and the courage to pursue a life in the creative world.”
— Melissa Helm, Baylor University