Earlville Opera House

Just as you cross in Chenango County, you’ll find the Earlville Opera House. Built in 1895, this acoustically perfect theater has been the home of vaudeville acts, three-penny operas, silent movies, political caucuses, graduations, and more. It was closed in 1951 but saved from demolition and given new life in 1971.

Today the EOH is the home of an exceptional summer performance series as well as a packed schedule of year round performances in the main theater and in the Arts Cafe, a smaller venue. The facility also features two professional visual arts galleries. A visit to EOH is an opportunity to take in a fantastic musical performance as well as to wonder at the ornate decor and sense of grandeur that will transport you beyond the boundaries of this small town.