The Woodland Opera House Theatre originally opened in 1885 but was tragically burned down, along with much of downtown Woodland in 1892. It was then rebuilt with some of the remaining foundations and bricks on the very same site in 1896. It quickly became a popular gathering place for Woodland’s elite, having had over 300 touring companies grace its stage. The opera house shut down again in 1913 with the encroachment of motion pictures but was restored to its former glory in 1981. Today, visitors can see a number of shows and other events in the historic theatre. If you happen to be there for an extended period of time, take part in one of the many classes and educational programs, each of which is focused on a different course of study.

340 2nd Street, Woodland, CA 95695, Phone: 530-666-9617

Watch a show at the Woodland Opera House Theatre See tractors and artifacts at the California Agriculture Museum Experience a giant inflatable obstacle course at Velocity Island Park Marvel at beautiful roses at the Woodland Public Library and Rose Garden Learn about local history at the Yolo County Historical Museum Learn all about biking at The Bike Garage See cat art in Dead Cat Alley Taste authentic Mexican cuisine at Maria's Cantina Have a romantic dinner at Morgan's on Main Go on a scenic train ride aboard the historic River Fox Train Go beer tasting at the Blue Note Brewing Company

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