Woodland Opera House

Woodland Opera House is an opera house in Woodland, California, built in the late 1800s and featuring Victorian architectural elements. The building contains a proscenium stage and a historic auditorium with original interior finishes and detailed period decorations.

The original building was erected in 1885, but fire destroyed it shortly after. The current opera house was rebuilt in 1896 and became a key entertainment center during California's early period of growth and settlement.

The theater continues to serve the community as a gathering place for performances and cultural events. Visitors can observe how local audiences and artists use the space, making it an active part of daily cultural life.

The theater provides wheelchair accessibility for visitors with mobility needs. Arriving early helps you explore the interior and take advantage of any guided tours that may be available on the day of your visit.

The building holds dual recognition on both the California Historical Landmark registry and the National Register of Historic Places. This double designation reflects its significance to American architectural and cultural preservation.

Location: Woodland

Address: 340 2nd Street, Woodland, CA 95695

Website: https://woodlandoperahouse.org

GPS coordinates: 38.67778,-121.77083

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:49