A Catalyst for Lansing's Creative Community
For over four decades, the Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art (MICA) has been a catalyst for community transformation through quality arts programming. From award-winning music festivals like JazzFest Michigan and Michigan BluesFest, to curated visual art exhibitions and local artist showcases, MICA brings the best of Lansing’s arts to life.

Based in the heart of Old Town Lansing, we host performances, community celebrations, and gallery events that reflect the vitality of our city. Join us to experience the power of art to inspire, engage, and connect.
Job opportunities at MICA
Dear Community,
We are pleased to share two exciting opportunities that are available for immediate hire at Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art (MICA). Please take a look and feel free to circulate these opportunities widely.
We are looking forward to an exciting year of programming and an exciting future for MICA.
Both opportunities will be open until filled, with applications to be submitted to mica@micharts.org.
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Portable Stage available for your concert


Photos by Xinyu Zhu
Volunteering is a great way to go behind the scenes, develop new skills, meet new people, help the community and have fun!
MICA currently has openings for Festivals Committee, Volunteers and Gallery Docent roles.
As a volunteer, you are an ambassador for MICA.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Click here to Sign Up
Call for Volunteers
Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art (MICA) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that serves as a catalyst for community transformation through quality arts programming. Grants, donations, sponsorships and other revenues support art and artists.
MICA BOARD
Carol Hildebrand
Dan Templin
Elyse Ribbons
Joe Winkiel
Lisa Whiting-Dobson
Marcus Jefferson
Matthew Anderson
Terry Terry
SECOND SHIFT FILM
This Emmy-nominated documentary, and associated book and curriculum, tells the inside story of Lansing’s “Keep GM” movement.
TURNER PARK PLACE
This joint project served as a model, anchor and spark for the redevelopment of Old Town by early urban pioneers.



















