Welcome to Gayville Hall!

Gayville Hall is a music hall started in 2001 that features many genres of music, including folk, country, pop, and jazz. It is located in the small town of Gayville, South Dakota, 10 miles east of Yankton and 14 miles west of Vermillion. Established in an 1879 mercantile building that had been a grocery store for 120 years, the hall features a small raised stage surrounded on three sides by 160 chairs. The acoustics of the room are very good, and audiences and musicians love the hall's intimacy and simple setting. Most also love the fact that Gayville Hall is a non-alcoholic, non-smoking venue. Patrons come for the two-hour music show, not for smoke and alcohol. Soft beverages and snacks are available. An art gallery and historical displays of music and Americana dress up the hall. Come see a show!

Click here to read the Fall 2009 edition of The Gayville Hall Gazette, our seasonal newsletter sent to Gayville Hall patrons. Our 9th season is now underway.

To read previous editions of the Gazette, click on the appropriate title: Summer 2009 Gazette, Spring 2009 Gazette.

Click here to read our extended interview with Daniel Kilbride.