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Woodland Opera House State Historic Park, Woodland, CA

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Woodland Opera House State Historic Park

A restored 19th-century theater in downtown Woodland, about 20 miles northwest of Sacramento, that still hosts live performances.

340 2nd Street, P.O. Box 1425, Woodland, CA 95776 · Woodland, CA

About Woodland Opera House State Historic Park

The Woodland Opera House is a state historic park in downtown Woodland, north of Sacramento. Its interiors have been restored, and its stages are still used for live theater. The theater presents mainstage productions during the school year, a summer melodrama, a August youth theater camp, and a young people's theater program. It also runs a school outreach program that brings local students to performances, hosts guest artists and special events, and is rented out by local groups. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a California Historical Landmark. Visitors should call ahead for tickets and showtimes. The park does not accept the Annual Day Use Pass.

  • #19th-century theater
  • #live performance
  • #state historic park
  • #Woodland
  • #Yolo County

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