REDISCOVERING THE DREAM
OPERA HOUSE THE GOSS
100 E. KEMP AVE. (605) 878-4677 ARTS ~ ENTERTAINMENT FINE & CASUAL DINING ~ GIFT SHOP
CHARLEY’S ~ THE GOSS EMPORIUM ~ DINOSAUR ADVENTURE COMMON GROUND ~ JOSHUA SPIES FINE ART GALLERY
Check our website for a calendar of events
www.GossOperaHouse.com
Charley’s features hand-cut steaks, fresh fish, homemade soups and delicious pasta dishes.
Decor changes monthly with featured artists.
605.878.3100
This speciality shop has something for everyone.
Fine art Giclee prints.
Handcrafted items made locally, Donus Roberts Books and much more.
Dinosaur Adventure –
NOW OPEN!
DISCOVER BONE-IFIED FUN
This exhibit traces the history of the dinosaurs from their earliest appearance in history all the way to the last of the dinosaurs. It consists of skeletons, skulls, claws, eggs, and even fossilized dinosaur droppings.
GOSS Opera Hall
Professional audio recording capabilities at our in-house studio.
Experience world famous entertainment in the newly restored Goss Opera Hall. Originally built in 1889, this unique venue is available for all events and occasions.
Common Ground
Open Mon - Sat 7 a.m.
Serving Breakfast 8 - 11 a.m.
Saturday only
Homemade soups, salads, sandwiches, specialty coffees, desserts, and SDSU ice cream. Free WiFi.
Joshua Spies Fine Art Gallery – Now Open
The Goss Opera House is proud to announce the opening of the Joshua Spies Fine Art Gallery. Joshua Spies, an international and national artist and winner of the 2009 Federal Duck Stamp Award, grew up spending countless days ob- serving wildlife on the vast prairies near Watertown, South Dakota. His artwork will be on display permanently and admission to the gallery is free.
Photo by BCDesigns Photography
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