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About State Theatre for the Arts
The State Theatre for the Arts in Red Bluff blends classic Art Deco and Streamline Moderne design with a modern nonprofit mission to bring community arts to Northern California. Since its grand opening on May 24, 1946 — touted as the largest stage north of Sacramento — the venue has evolved from Red Bluff’s premier public stage to a restored, community-centered arts hub. With the best available price seats, the State Theatre remains a centerpiece for performances, screenings, and cultural events in Tehama County.
Whether you’re catching a concert, film series, or a local performance, we’ve got you covered with easy, straightforward ticket access and practical venue details to help you plan your visit.
Plan your trip to 333 Oak Street, Red Bluff, CA 96080 with dependable parking and convenient transit options. Free street parking around the venue and limited on-site spaces make arrival timing important — aim to be here about 30 minutes early. TRAX and nearby downtown stops provide accessible transit options for those traveling from nearby communities. When your plans include a stay, we’ve highlighted nearby hotels and recommended dining options, prioritizing trusted partner accommodations for a comfortable visit. If you’re seeking a reliable connection to tickets and logistics, consider us your go-to ally in securing seats and smooth arrangements.
Key venue features: a historic, well-maintained auditorium; restored seating from the venue’s mid-20th-century heyday; accessibility-friendly design with handicap spaces near the main entrance; robust local arts programming that reflects Red Bluff’s community spirit.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 333 Oak Street, Red Bluff, CA 96080.
- Capacity: 744 seats.
- Venue type/history: Historic State Theatre (Art Deco/Streamline Moderne) opened May 24, 1946; renamed and operated as the State Theatre for the Arts by a non-profit organization; underwent restoration and seat replacement in the 2010s.
- Notable history: Grand opening May 24, 1946; advertised as a premier venue with the largest stage north of Sacramento; was Red Bluff's primary public stage for decades and was restored as a community arts center after 1990.
- Parking: Free street parking adjacent to the venue; limited on-site parking; handicap spaces near the main entrance; plan to arrive about 30 minutes early.
- Transit: Tehama Rural Area Express (TRAX) serves Red Bluff with local and regional routes; downtown transit stops are nearby.
- Nearby hotels: Best Western Antelope Inn & Suites (203 Antelope Blvd), Crystal Motel (333 S Main St), Motel 6 Red Bluff (20 Williams Ave), Red Bluff Inn (99 Main St), The River Inn & Suites (210 S Main St).