The Redwood Playhouse is celebrating ten years of creativity, with a party!

The Board of Directors of the Redwood Playhouse invite you to join us Saturday, January 21st from 4:pm till 10:pm to keep the celebration season going.

An open house meet and greet with the movers and shakers that contribute to the creativity of our community. Members of our flagship performers: Feet First Dancers, So-Hum Dance, Random People Theatre, & Recycled Youth- with some ambient aerial work and DJ contributions will be present. All who value and use the Playhouse are encouraged to come celebrate with us, with entertainment by local musicians in several genres.

We’ll get grooving from 4:00, and between performances with DJ Feral Selector, then mingle to the accompaniment of the 9 piece Jazzy, multi-cultural, 100% acoustic Garberville Town Band at 6:00, with musical roots in classic bluegrass and 20’s swing jazz, Hill Honey and the Wildcats will get us moving at 7:30, and we’ll rock out at 9:00 with Blues/Rock power trio Blu Axis.

Enjoy Beer, Wine and Hot Cider, Munchies Sweet & Savory by donation,
and a chance to win with a 50/50 Raffle.
$5 Suggested Donation, But no one will be turned away for lack of funds

Since 2013, The portion of the Sprowel Creek Road school building in Garberville dedicated as a public space has been governed by a 501c3 non-profit board of directors.

The board, current board; Daniel Miller, Joshua Golden, Charley Custer, Gary Quinn, Cynthany Windwalker, Peter Atherton, and Becky Wolverton, with community advisors, are responsible for the management of the Playhouse as a public trust, maintaining a common space that has become a vital element in Southern Humboldt.

The building has a special and unique role in our community, constructed with public funds as “New Deal” project in 1939, the campus was used for many years as the Garberville school, later housing The Osprey Learning Center. Routinely used for public events, performances, and a Teen Center before being purchased from the school district by The College of the Redwoods. The community college invested in a renovation of the facility and encouraged the vision of playhouse organizers. Current property owners, The Southern Humboldt Community Healthcare District have continued to support both our vision and investment in the infrastructure of the building.
With an increasing inventory of theatrical technical equipment the Playhouse is performance ready, and can be configured for a variety of events. We offer low-cost rentals for gatherings, meetings, classes, rehearsals, and performance. Our website has more details, and lists activities and availability on the calendar at: www.redwoodplayhouse.org