The historic 1918 OK Theatre in Enterprise, Oregon, is a restored, 350-seat venue operating as a premier Eastern Oregon cultural hub for live music, special events, and community gatherings. Owned by the Brann family since 2013, it hosts renowned touring artists and features unique "Wallowa County Baroque" styling.
-Current Status and Offerings (2026)
-Annual OK Fest- First Weekend in August, Inaugural event was in 2024 with Headlining artists, Zach Top, Joseph and Dick Jr & The Volunteers.
-Live Music Venue: Known for hosting diverse genres, including Grammy-winning musicians and regional acts.
-Community Hub: The venue acts as a focal point for community events, fundraisers, and private gatherings.
-Renovations: The building features a "Wallowa County Baroque" style, restored by the Branns and local artists Steve Arment and Anna Vogel, to showcase the building's historic character.
-Upcoming Events: The Theatre has active plans to bring back movies through newly installed, community-funded, modern digital projection equipment as of late 2025/2026.
Originally opened in 1918, the theater served as a movie house for decades before closing in 2008 and 2012. Its restoration has revitalized the downtown area, bringing top-tier talent to the rural Wallowa County community.
For the most up-to-date schedule of concerts and events, the OK Theatre Facebook page or the website are the best resources.
