Exhibitions and Programming Associate, Dunlop Art Gallery (permanent, part-time)

The Exhibitions and Programming Associate is an ambassador of the RPL Brand and is enthusiastic in engaging with all our customers. They are knowledgeable guides and enrich the learning and enjoyment of customers’ experiences with contemporary arts through Dunlop Art Gallery’s exhibitions, events, promotional materials, communication channels, and programs. Under the direction of their assigned supervisor, they seek to understand, anticipate, and serve customer needs, whether in-person or via online/digital platforms. 

Gallery Preparator, Dunlop Art Gallery (term, part-time)

Under the supervision of the Curator and Head of Engagement, Dunlop Art Gallery, the Preparator is responsible for the installation and dismantling of exhibitions, design and construction of museum standard crates and the ordering of materials related to installations, shipping and receiving, and crating works of art. The Preparator is also responsible for the maintenance and inventory of Dunlop Art Gallery equipment, with some responsibility in the areas of the Permanent Collection and event set-up for Dunlop Art Gallery activities. The Preparator will play a vital role in exhibition design and the preservation of RPL’s Art Collection, and support artists to achieve their artistic goals.

Digital Communications Specialist (permanent, full-time)

The Digital Communications Specialist supports the delivery of the organization’s corporate messaging by creating, updating, and maintaining content across corporate social media channels, and other digital promotion platforms. The role focuses on rapid, day to day execution to ensure digital communications are clear, accurate, timely, and of interest to the library’s target audiences. Reporting to the Director, Marketing and Communications, this position works closely with other members of the Marketing and Communications Unit and staff across the organization to support communications needs.

Writer in Residence

Regina Public Library invites applications from accomplished Canadian writers for the position of Writer in Residence. The Writer in Residence will devote their time to working with Regina Public Library to schedule and deliver library programs, community/school visits, and one-to-one consultations/mentorship, and as well as time to personal writing projects. 

Director, Development (permanent, full-time)

Regina Public Library is the community hub that inspires everyone to learn, to discover, and to connect.

As the senior development leader at Regina Public Library, the Director of Development will inspire and be inspired by the donors who invest in the library. As a member of RPL’s Senior Leadership Team, reporting to the Executive Director of Finance & Strategy, and working closely with the Library Director and CEO, the Director of Development is responsible for adapting and implementing a comprehensive fund development plan, encompassing all fundraising channels including major gifts, annual giving, special events, sponsorships, and donor stewardship. The Director of Development will work closely with the RPL Board of Directors, senior management, and volunteers. They will collaborate with the senior leaders of the library to inspire new levels of success.