Too bad that this volunteer theater group has a reputation of being unprofessional, unorganized and…read moreknown for doing really bad plays. This would be a great opportunity for newbies to learn how to really work the theater but fall short because of their lack of commitment and procrastination to complete what needs to be done to put on a play. Hopefully, someday they'll get their act together.

I love the Birdcage Theatre in Oroville. Let me count the ways. Well, in this town, it's hard to…read morefind entertainment. The Birdcage Theatre always has a fun show to watch. If your in the mood for comedy, come to the Birdcage Theatre; If you are in the mood for a scary tale, come to the Birdcage Theatre; if you are in the mood for drama or a mystery, come to the Birdcage Theatre. Not only does this venue have plays and dramas, they now debut other talent: Stand Up Comedy Nights, Magic Shows, and Musicals. Most surprisingly, there is a lot of talent. I have seen some great actors on the Birdcage Stage. If your planning to be in Oroville, this is a must stop place. Carlos Sawyer

Great exhibits that occasionally change, and friendly people happy to share their knowledge.read more

Come one, come all to the Museum's Hometown Christmas Event, Saturday November 27 from 11am to 7pm,…read more2022, held in the Gold Trader Flat Pioneer Village. Perfect holiday event for the family. Vendors, Victorian Tea room, Father Christmas, elves, donkeys and lambs, Hot chocolate and spiced cider, musicians and carolers roam the decorated mountian village in the pines. An event not to be missed!

The Yuba Feather Museum is FANTASTIC. What a surprising little gem. You come into the little…read moreentry area, and it looks like it is just two rooms with a history of the area. So, we went through those rooms and learned about the many small communities that made up this area during the gold rush. There are great pictures and lots of information about industry and life in the area. Then, I noticed there were stairs. There is a "hotel" exhibit upstairs and a newspaper office exhibit downstairs - both of which are well done. But, you are not done. Go downstairs and out the back door - BOOM! This is where the museum sets itself apart. They have built a model town in the back of the museum to demonstrate life in the area - there is a stagecoach station, a sheriff's station, a miner's shanty, a mayor's house, a stage, a mercantile, a general store, a post office, a saloon, a church, a school, and barber shop. It's probably more than four times the size of the museum and is very impressive! I would highly recommend coming to this little museum to see what life was like in the area during the gold rush. The docents are enthusiastic, knowledgable and friendly. You will not be disappointed. FYI: Cell phone service in the area is abhorrent. So, print out a map in advance and don't rely upon GPS.

oh my GOD, where to start? the service was amazing, the business owner was very friendly and…read morehelpful, overall, i'm very satisfied with this location!

"The House that Olives Built" is beautiful. Hear the amazing "rags to riches" story of Mrs…read more Ehmann. The home is well worth a visit!

Visited today..September 26 2026 in Oroville…read more They finally brought back the Salmon Festival! It was packed! A ton of vendors were out there but very little food ( other than nearby restaurants). It has not been sponsored for years and am so glad it is back! 2 years because of Covid until 2022). They also had a free shuttle to the hatchery. At 1pm they had a World Wrestling event at the convention center ( I think it was called Slamming Samon) lol. Everyone was enjoying the weather and families were having a good time! Thanks for bringing back this popular yearly event!