Physical Address: 18 East Main Street Earlville, NY 13332
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When those intrepid volunteers in 1971 got together and decided to save the Earlville Opera House from the wrecking ball, it must have been hard to imagine how it could ever become the beautiful facility we have today. The building had stood empty and abandoned for 20 years. The roof leaked. The heat did not work. Paint was peeling and brickwork was cracked. Pigeons flew in and out through the broken windows.
Dear Friend of the Arts,
As we continue with our 52nd season of great performances on the 1892 Main Stage and incredible artwork in our galleries and Artisan Gift Shop, we invite you to join us! Our music lineup this year has included the global roots music of Hazmat Modine, Celtic powerhouse Gaelic Storm, British legend Richard Thompson, and we continue with Grammy-awarded bluegrass virtuoso Alison Brown, folk icon John McCutcheon, the amazing Matt Nakoa, and Grammy-awarded, nine-time All-Ireland fiddle champion, Eileen Ivers performing “Joyful Christmas” this December 13.
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