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About Stoughton Opera House

The Stoughton Opera House sits in the City Hall building on the second and third floors, offering an intimate setting with great seats and the section you want options, balcony, and box seating. This historic venue hosts a rotating schedule of concerts and community events. We make ticket access straightforward and hassle-free.

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Located at 381 E Main St, Stoughton, WI 53589, the venue is easy to reach by car with on-street parking and nearby municipal lots. Learn about seating options, parking details, transit, and nearby hotels and dining to plan a seamless visit.

For a richer experience, check the venue’s official events page for performers like Vienna Teng, The Flat Five, Leftover Salmon Acoustic, and Ruthie Foster. If you’re traveling, explore nearby lodging such as Quality Inn & Suites (Stoughton), Naeset Roe Inn, and Stoughton House Inn Bed & Breakfast. And remember, secure your seats early—we’ve got you with direct access to tickets, easy pickup, and clear seating information.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 381 E Main St, Stoughton, WI 53589.
  • Capacity: 475 seats.
  • Venue type: historic opera house/theater located in the City Hall building (second and third floors).
  • Seating chart: Virtual Seat Map available online; seating includes stage-view options, box seats, and balcony seating.
  • Parking: multiple city lots (Library Lot, Police Department Lot, EMS Lot, City Hall Lot, River Bluff Middle School Lot) plus street parking; handicap parking adjacent.
  • Transit: local Stoughton Transit service within the city; call 608-873-7233 for details.
  • Nearby hotels/lodging: Quality Inn & Suites (Stoughton), Naeset Roe Inn, Stoughton House Inn Bed & Breakfast.
  • Notable events: Catfish River Music Festival (annual fundraiser) and a rotating schedule of concerts (e.g., Vienna Teng, The Flat Five, Leftover Salmon Acoustic(ish), Ruthie Foster) as listed on the venue’s events page.
  • Renamed/demolished: Originally called City Auditorium; not demolished; restored and reopened in 2001.