RAVEN

PERFORMING
ARTS THEATER

Performing arts for everyone

Calendar of Events

Welcome to the Raven Performing Arts Theater!

Featured Events

  • Pretty line drawings of Renaissance-era man and woman with dark blue drawings of people dancing for Much Ado About Notbing

    Much Ado About Nothing

    July 23 — August 7, 2026

  • Sepia-toned poster with a large silhouetted man in a sombrero in the foreground. A Ballet Folklórico dancer in red tones is dancing in the background.

    Extended Run: Who Will Dance with Pancho Villa?

    August 7 — August 16, 2026

  • Poster from Healdsburg Jazz with their bright colors on top; below, a photograph of Ravi Coltane with a variety of saxophones, one on his lap, one in a raised hand, and one balanced on his forearm.

    Healdsburg Jazz: Ravi Coltrane Quartet

    September 20 – September 20, 2026

  • Photo of the Commanders Jazz Ensemble with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background and information about the September 22nd concert below the photo, blue text over a yellow background.

    USAF Commanders Jazz Ensemble

    September 22, 2026

  • Close up profile photo of an African-American man talking on his phone and looking anxious on the top of the poster with a close up profile photo of a white woman with pink hair on the bottom of the poster. The images have the Healdsburg International Short Film Festival 2026 logo superimposed over them with the Raven Performing Arts Theater logo and the dates of the festival.

    Healdsburg International Short Film Festival 2026

    September 25-September 27, 2026

For a complete schedule,
check our Events Calendar.

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Raven News

  • The Press Democrat: ‘Who Will Dance with Pancho Villa?’ returns to Healdsburg with timely story of identity and belonging

    In January, not long after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents carried out immigration raids in Minneapolis, the Raven Players in Healdsburg opened an original play with a timely title: “Who Will Dance with…
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    A man in a tan suit is smiling as he dances with a woman in traditional Folklórico dress. Her back is to us and she has a large sombrero hanging down her back

A Cultural Icon

The Raven Performing Arts Theater is a cultural icon.

Learn about this “hidden gem,” its unique history, and what we have to offer in this new video, produced by Dennis Whitaker and narrated by Raven Players Artistic Director Steven David Martin. And don’t forget, we need volunteers! If you work as a volunteer you get to see the show for free, and you get a Raven t-shirt!

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Thank you to our 2025 Presenting Partners!

Image, Thanks to the Bulger Family
Crabb-Grasseschi Family Foundation image
Carol Noack and Denny Drowty donation image
The Messing Family Charitable Trust image
Presenting Partner The Press Democrat
Presenting Partner Rotary Club Noon
The Stare Fund Image
Visit StayHealdsburg.com
Image, Tietz Family Foundation

Special Privileges For Our Loyal Supporters

We invite you to join our Stage Door Club: an enthusiastic and generous group of Raven supporters who realize the importance of performing arts in our community by donating $500 or more to our theater.

See the Ways to Give page for more information.

Get Involved — The Raven Needs Volunteers

As a non-profit, we struggle to keep ticket prices down while presenting quality events and providing community resources. We can do that with the help of all our marvelous volunteers. If you’d like to join in, fill out the volunteer form, send us an email, or see our contact page for more information about the Raven.