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Presley Alexander
Executive Director: Presley Alexander 
Presley Alexander is a driven arts professional rooted deeply in the Quincy community since 1996 when she moved to Quincy to attend Feather River College's Equine Studies program. She holds an Associate of Science degree in Equine Studies, a Certificate in Entrepreneurial Business, and most recently, a Cerificate in Art Therapy. 
Presley is also a working artist and the founder of Manifest Station Studio. Her distinctive, award-winning body of work ranges from intricate torch-cut metal lamps to vibrant paintings, featured in high-end restaurants and curated spaces around the world—all but two continents (so far)!
Joining Plumas Arts felt like a natural homecoming, she joined the staff in July of 2025 as the Operations Manager, then accepted the role of Executive Director in April of 2026. Presley is honored to contribute to an organization that uplifts local culture and creativity. She brings enthusiasm, care, and a strong organizational backbone to her work. She thrives on supporting fellow artists, shaping big ideas into reality, and keeping the behind-the-scenes systems running smoothly as Plumas County’s creative story continues to evolve.
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Aeron Christensen
Manager of Town Hall Theatre: Aeron Christensen
Aeron’s journey with Plumas Arts began in 2011 through the Feather River College internship program, where he first connected with the organization and discovered a renewed passion for the arts. After several years of dedicated interning, he was offered a position as Theatre Manager, a role he has now held for five years.
A lifelong cinephile, Aeron brings a deep appreciation for cinematography, videography, film, and music to his work. His passion extends beyond the screen, as he is also a toy collector, supporter of local musicians, and an active contributor to events, concerts, and community gatherings. With a background in cooking and local organizing, Aeron brings creativity, dedication, and hands-on support to the many programs and experiences that help Plumas Arts thrive.
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Born in Quincy, raised in Susanville, and returning to the area in 2006, Aeron remains deeply connected to the community, including local organizations and the co-op. Through his work at Plumas Arts, he continues to support the creative spirit of the region and help bring people together through film, music, art, and community events.
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Robert Houston
​Events & Programs Coordinator: Robert Houston Robert Houston joined Plumas Arts in June of 2026. Robert is excited to connect people, artists, and organizations through creative programming, community events, and cultural initiatives. A lifelong creative, Robert has been involved in the arts since childhood, exploring various artistic mediums and developing a deep appreciation for the power of creativity to inspire, educate, and bring communities together. 
Robert's connection to Plumas County began long before his professional role. Growing up, he frequently visited Quincy, where he fell in love with the region's stunning natural landscapes, small-town charm, and strong sense of community. The forests, mountains, rivers, and rich cultural character of the area helped shape both his creative interests and his desire to contribute to the community he now proudly serves. 
Passionate about fostering creative engagement and strengthening connections through the arts, Robert works closely with artists, community partners, vendors, and local organizations to develop and coordinate programs, exhibitions, events, and cultural experiences throughout the region. He is dedicated to creating opportunities that celebrate local talent, support cultural enrichment, and make the arts accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds. 
Through his work with Plumas Arts, Robert strives to strengthen community connections, encourage creative expression, and help ensure that the arts continue to play a vibrant role in