Cultural Programme Manager
The Fife Arms, Braemar
Full-time | 42.5 hours per week (including occasional evenings & weekends)
The Fife Arms is seeking an
exceptional Cultural Programme Manager to lead, curate and deliver an
inspiring year‑round programme of cultural events in Braemar and across
Scotland. This is a unique opportunity for a creative, strategic and highly
organised cultural professional to shape one of Scotland’s most distinctive
arts-led hospitality environments.
About the Role
As Cultural Programme Manager, you
will oversee the development, delivery and evaluation of cultural
programming—from live music and seasonal activities to major annual events such
as the Braemar Literary Festival and Burns Night.
You will build partnerships across
Scotland’s cultural sector, collaborate closely with internal teams, and ensure
that art and culture remain central to the Fife Arms’ identity. You will also
line-manage the Cultural Programming Events Host.
This role is based at The Fife Arms in
Braemar with some flexible remote working by arrangement.
What You’ll Do
* Curate
and deliver a dynamic year-round cultural calendar for the hotel and local
community.
* Lead
major cultural projects and festivals, fostering partnerships with artists,
cultural organisations and venues.
* Collaborate
with Marketing, Events and Hauser & Wirth on artist residencies, community
engagement and guest-facing experiences.
* Host
cultural events, support event logistics, and ensure excellent guest
engagement.
* Manage
budgets, contracts, scheduling and event administration.
* Research,
network and champion best practice in cultural programming.
About You
Essential:
* Experience
in the cultural, education or events sectors.
* Strong
knowledge of the Scottish cultural landscape.
* Excellent
communication, organisation and digital skills.
* A
proactive, detail‑oriented team player with a strong work ethic.
Desirable:
* Cultural
event hosting experience.
* Graphic
design skills (Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office).
Qualifications:
* Bachelor’s
degree in Art History, Museum Studies, Marketing or related field.
* Proven
leadership and project management experience.
What You’ll Enjoy
* Competitive salary with TRONC and
service charge
* 30 days paid holiday per year
* An annual complimentary guest stay for
you and a plus-one
* Discounted local gym and golf club
memberships, as well as access to Scotland’s first PT Pod located in Braemar!
* Life Assurance
* Enhanced pension scheme
* Complimentary meals and beverages
while on duty
* Generous staff discounts across
Artfarm properties in the UK, US, and Europe
* Health & wellbeing support,
including a Health Cash Plan and EAP
* Bespoke learning and career
development opportunities tailored to your goals