Who we are
As an all-volunteer city advisory board, the Pocatello Arts Council functions without permanent staff or office. However, mail can be sent to the PAC at the following address:
Pocatello Arts Council
c/o the Mayor's Office
911 N. 7th Ave.
Pocatello, ID 83201
You may contact the current Chair of the Pocatello Arts Council by email (PACIDWebmaster@gmail.com).
COUNCIL members
Dale Spencer, Chair
More than 30 years ago I was asked to help my co-workers gospel band, they needed a sound guy, I feel in love with the technical side of productions. Since then I have run a puppet company, sung in choir in front of 30,000 people as submarines were launched and taught classes on how to make bread. I moved to Idaho about 20 years ago for a "temporary" job and feel in love with the area In addition to my day job on the INL, I serve on the board of the Westside players where I build sets, do technical things with sound and lights and occasionally get convinced to do things on stage. I have had the pleasure of doing set work at ISU, Old Town Actors Studio and Palace Playhouse. The Arts are part of what makes a great community and I am a big believer in the power of community. I am part of the Portneuf Valley Interfaith Fellowship and serve on board of Temple Emanuel Synagogue. I have been on the Arts Council for a couple years am honored to be a part of the moving the arts, our city and area forward.
TANNER MORTON
Cameron Dey
Cameron Dey was born in Idaho but lived outside of Washington D.C. for most of his childhood and teenage years. He finished high school in Pocatello. He plays the tuba and wishes he could play more. He loves the Arts, especially when they're in Pocatello. He also loves being mediocre at lots of art forms and is always trying to learn more. Some of his favorite pastimes are going to live music and walking through Old Town with his wife and son. His favorite thing about being on the Pocatello Arts Council is seeing the prevalence of art in Pocatello visibly increase.
Danielle harrington
Danielle Harrington has lived in Pocatello for over 15 years. She grew up in Boise and moved to Pocatello to attend ISU where she met her husband, an avid guitarist. She enjoys bicycling, snowboarding, reading, and listening to music.
The arts have always intrigued her. She played the viola in high school and has tried her hand at sketching and painting at any opportunity.
”It’s always refreshing to experience what our local musicians and artists will produce, whether it be an art walk in old town Pocatello or musicians playing at the farmers market and revive at five.”
