Elgin Opera House, Opera house in Elgin, United States.

Elgin Opera House stands at 100 North 8th Street in Elgin, Oregon, a building listed on the National Register of Historic Places under the name Elgin City Hall and Opera House. It combines a city hall and an opera house in one structure, dating from 1912.

The Elgin Opera House was built in 1912 at 100 North 8th Street and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places under the name Elgin City Hall and Opera House. The listing covers the building's combined role as a municipal hall and performance venue in Elgin, Oregon.

The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places under the name Elgin City Hall and Opera House, a name that records its double role in town life. Visitors can look for that official designation in the listing records while attending performances at 100 North 8th Street.

The venue is easily accessible and seating at different levels offers good sightlines to the stage from almost anywhere. Visitors should arrive early to shows for the best seat selection and to appreciate the historic interior.

The building also serves as a city hall, combining two important community functions under one roof. This dual use is a rare feature that reflects the central role the place plays in town life.