Tom Sefcik Hall: A Historic Dance Venue with Timeless Charm

Historical dance hall. Been around for 100 years as a family business. Crowd is an older bunch so understand that’s what your coming to see. Lots of history though. Pretty beat up but what isn’t after 100 years. Usually have live music and some pool tables as well. Be careful with opening doors. Had a metal piece of the bottom floor bar door go under my fingernail into my skin.

Always a good group of people when Jerry Haisler and the Melody Five play for the dance. Old dance floor is perfect for dancing. Not too slick, but you can glide easily. It is an older dusty venue, but it makes up for it with its 100 year history.

Awesome band , dancefloor was very good . And the people so friendly and inviting . They did a "share dance " , that was so cool . The ladies would line up on both ends of the Dance Floor and the guys would grab one of each dance to the other side you drop her off and grab the next lady. I got the fence with a lot of different great dancers... Loved it

This is an original dance hall. They have beer, water and "set-ups", and you bring your own other alcoholic drinks. They're is a food truck that serves delicious burgers, nachos, tots and fries. Live bands, the perfect dance floor, and sweet people. And if you get tired of dancing, there's a traditional bar on the first floor. Just an overall great place to spend a Sunday evening!

I DJ'd a small Birthday party there

Went here for the first time to dance to a band I like, that I have only heard once before. A local dance partner went with me, and we met up with other friends. Friendly staff, and patrons as well. It was a great night of dancing to a good band, and at a place with over 100 years history. Ahh, if only the walls could talk! And yes, I survived the staircase!

Friday nights after the football games or Saturday after your activities. Sunday night dances. Wear your boots and jeans, be dressed up, whatever…. There’s pool, affordable drinks and the best atmosphere you’ll find. This is what Texas is about. Tips: -Bring cash. They do not have an atm or take credit cards. It’s costs them extra. -Smile as you walk up and say hello to people. They’re just staring cause they are trying to figure out if they know you or your cousin or if you know their momma. -Prepare for clusters of people. Everywhere. Yep, we are guilty of crowding the dance floor and doorways because we’re just having the best conversation of our life over here. And we haven’t seen so and so in years! However a quick, excuse me would you mind moving here or there? It works! -Lean upwards on the stairs. Take ‘em slow on the way down. Buy a shirt to say you survived them. -Garner your thoughts on what you think this place should be like….sing a little the stars are bright (in your head would be best….they’ll stare a little harder) and enjoy the fact that this place has been around for 100 years and you can experience it the way people have for decades. It’s not new and shiny, it’s iconic Texas and you’ll never find another place like it. -Rating it less than a 5 after reading my tips means you didn’t listen and that’s on you. You’re probably about to have your Texan card revoked: I’d expect you’d be wearing a cowboy hat and not know how to drive a stick.

The memories of the days and evenings with Alice Sulak's family at Sefcik Hall are as precious to my heart as my wedding ring! My husband San Davis bassist played for nearly 40 years with TX guitarist extraordinaire David Zychek & drummer Gary "BOOM" Pavlica (the Groove Kings) at this hall. The fans were wall-to-wall/the dance floor was moving and there was nothing but joy, kindness, love, and rock and roll. The perfect place with happiness, all kinds of music, family, cold beer and God was/is still with all of us in our love for this jewel deep in the heart of Texas! 10 stars! Nazdravi!