The Ellen Eccles Theatre, Bullen Center, and Thatcher-Young Mansion are owned by the City of Logan and managed and operated by Cache Valley Center for the Arts, an independent non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Wendi Hassan
Executive Director
Dixie Banham
Director of Administration
Robyn Hoth
Arts Education Coordinator
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Angie LeVere
Client Services Manager
Ben Dawson
Facilities Manager
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Brian Jurena
Technical Director
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Gavin Syme
Director of Marketing and Media
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CACHEARTS BOARD
Ned Weinshenker
Peter Daines
Bill Peterson
Jason Sleight
Julie Pitcher
| Chair
| Chair-Elect
| Secretary
| Treasurer
| Past Chair
Bruce Cook
Tom Jensen
Ernesto Lopez
JuliAnn Weber
Tess Zollinger
Vijay Kannan
Eric Eliason
Lindsey Kelstrom
Loren Peck
Craig Winder
Nicholas Morrison
Dave Jenkins
FOUNDING TRUSTEES
Gary Anderson
Ruth Call
Holly Daines
Boyd Israelsen
Sid Perkes
Eugene Tueller
Michael Ballam
Ralph Clark
Sandra Emile
Nancy Law
Steve Stokes
Kathryn Wanlass
Jonathan Bullen
Steven Croshaw
John Emmett
Dean Madsen
Douglas Swenson
OUR IMPACT
29
YEARS SERVING CACHE VALLEY
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This is the 29th year Cache Valley Center for the Arts has been bringing National Touring shows, fostering arts in the community, and providing a space for artists to grow and learn.
1.5
million
PATRONS HAVE ATTENDED
THE ELLEN ECCLES THEATRE
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Since its opening in 1993, CacheARTS, formerly the Capitol Arts Alliance, has provided a venue for local and touring companies in Cache Valley.
2,000+
ART CLASSES HELD IN THE BULLEN CENTER EVERY YEAR​
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The Bullen Center has served as the art class hub for Cache Valley allowing for residents to learn painting, drawing, photography, art and many more artistic pursuits from age 3 to 103.
YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS AT WORK​:
We're proud of the impact made in Cache Valley, but we don't deserve all the credit. While ticket prices and class enrollment help CacheARTS and the community, we have generous patrons who help support the arts by becoming a CacheARTS Member or Sponsor. From helping to fund our Capital Campaign for renovations to creating scholarships fund for art classes, we love our patrons. There are many ways to help support the arts in Cache Valley. Go to our DONATE NOW page to get started.
Check out our social media channels and subscribe to our newsletter for updates on all the ways to get involved.
Did you know our ushers are volunteers?
Every show you attend at The Ellen Eccles Theatre is staffed by generous volunteer ushers, without whom we would not be able to put on these incredible experiences. THANK YOU to each and every one of our ushers for their incredible work, and the more than 7,000 hours they dedicate to serving the arts in Cache Valley each year!
Want to be an usher? Subscribe to our newsletter to learn about usher openings and other volunteer opportunities.
CAPITOL ARTS ALLIANCE
Cache Valley Center for the Arts was formed as the Capitol Arts Alliance in 1989 to oversee the restoration of the Ellen Eccles Theatre, then Capitol Theatre, and the construction of the adjacent Bullen Center. The Founding Trustees worked closely with then-Mayor Newel Daines to create the public and private partnership that galvanized the community and culminated in an exquisite restoration​.
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The Capitol Arts Alliance was transitioned to Cache Valley Center for the Arts when the doors opened to the newly dedicated Ellen Eccles Theatre in 1993. Over 1.5 million patrons have attended the CacheARTS Presents Touring Season or one of our Resident events in the last 29 years.