Enosburg Falls Opera House

The mission of the Friends of the Opera House is to preserve the building as a historic center for the presentation and promotion of the performing arts and activities that celebrate our sense of community.

In 1892, the Dr. B.J. Kendall Co., a manufacturer of patent medicines and the largest employer in the area, presented the Town of Enosburg and the Village of Enosburg Falls with a building which became known as the Enosburg Opera House. Located in the center of the village, this wonderful Victorian style, wood frame building soon became a local landmark.

The Opera House remains a cultural center of surrounding Franklin County.  Noted for its exceptional acoustics, the Opera House is a perfect venue for a wide variety of events.  Over the years, audiences from near and far have listened to the strains of classical music as well as to the cadence of a John Philip Sousa march conducted by the master himself.  It is no small wonder that it is on the National Historic register.