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About McPherson Opera House
The McPherson Opera House is a restored historic performing arts center located at 219 S Main St, McPherson, KS 67460. Opened after a careful restoration in 2010, this venue continues to host a diverse lineup of touring shows, local performances, film screenings, and community events in its main auditorium and multiple rental spaces. With a seating capacity of 488 across three levels, the Opera House offers an intimate yet grand experience for audiences. Whether you’re catching a ballet, concert, film, or a community production, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan your visit.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: 219 S Main St, McPherson, KS 67460.
- Venue type: Historic opera house / performing arts center with multiple rental spaces (auditorium, Grand Ballroom, Encore Room, etc.).
- Capacity: Auditorium seats 488 across three levels.
- Seating chart: Official seating described on the Auditorium page; interactive seating chart available via SimpleSeats.
- Parking: Parking available on the west, south, and east sides; public east-side lot; ADA parking in the East lot.
- Transit: McPherson General Public Transportation provides city transit; typical service is available within city limits (bus/taxi options) for a fee.
- Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn Express & Suites McPherson (2302 Plaza East Place); Best Western Plus McPherson (200 N Champlin St); Holiday Manor McPherson (2211 E Kansas Ave).
- Notable events hosted: Ballet Wichita Nutcracker, Community Carol-Along & Variety Show, An Evening with The Petersens, Lamb Chop Celebration, Blazing Saddles screenings, and other touring/film and local performances.
- Demolished/renamed: Not demolished; saved from demolition in 1983 and restored, reopening in 2010; retains the name McPherson Opera House (historically known as the Mac Theater in mid-20th century).