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July 2023 by Bi Hrt
Joli bâtiment à l'intérieur comme à l'extérieur et la dame qui a tamponné notre guide de survie était très sympa
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July 2023 by 자유의 남자 JU IL
Historic town still western era here.
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July 2023 by JEAN COECKELBERGHS
Agnifique restauration de ce théâtre historique.
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February 2023 by Greg Johnson
Such a cool historic spot! Still active today, and tons of interesting little tidbits to learn about. The person working there, Luz, was so kind and informative, it was lovely being shown around by her. She even offered to show us around some other historic buildings in town later! Worth a visit, and don't forget to bring a donation to support them!
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October 2022 by Allison Jones
Very cool historical spot, staff is super friendly and helpful, as well as knowledgeable about history and mining town culture.
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October 2022 by Allison Nadine
Very cool historical spot, staff is super friendly and helpful, as well as knowledgeable about history and mining town culture.
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October 2022 by Jamie Burdell
I stopped in a few days ago to get my HWY 50 Passport stamped. The lady working there was super nice and very informative. I really appreciate the extra effort she took to answer questions and show me around. If you're passing thru Eureka, definitely stop in and enjoy this beautiful and historic place!
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April 2022 by D M
Beautiful building at the Friendliest Town on Route 50
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March 2022 by Lourens Steger
A well built and expertly maintained old building. I would return for a show or concert there has. The interior was quite interesting to see.
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July 2021 by Benny Moore
Nice venue
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April 2021 by Amr Ibraheem
Small but still amazing architecture
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April 2021 by Eric B.
The Eureka Opera House was built in 1879 and refurbished to its current beauty in the early 1990s. Along with the Piper's in Virginia City, it is one of the 2 best restored and usable opera houses in Nevada. Things are a little slow with COVID right now, but in pre-pandemic times (and soon again), it hosts various music and community events/rentals. Gayle and I stopped by as part of our recent drive to Ely. We were free to walk around anywhere (with the assistance of a nice lady working there at the time) including the main floor, the hand-painted Curtin, the balcony (including the media room), backstage, and all the performer signatures down the stairs and out. I'd love to come back when the place is happily full, and watching a great performance.
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January 2021 by Tara M.
If you're ever in Eureka, you have to visit this building. It's beautiful. The stage curtain is hand painted and is original to the opera house. I believe it was shipped all the way from Minneapolis. It's amazing it's survived until now. One of the ladies working there gave us a tour and lots of interesting information. It was apparent she loved her job. l'm so glad we wandered into this place!
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October 2020 by Denny Radford
Take a step back in time.
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October 2020 by Karen Best
Incredible period opera house that has been pain stakingly preserved and still used for special events. It's not uncommon to have someone like Lacy Dalton do a show here.
