Gaillard Municipal Auditorium
Gaillard Municipal Auditorium
Gaillard Municipal Auditorium
The Gaillard Municipal Auditorium, built in 1968, is a multi-purpose facility rented by promoters for events i.e. Broadway productions; concerts of all types, i.e., rock and roll, jazz, pop, rhythm and blues and gospel; African American gospel plays; comedians; sports events; fashion shows; dance recitals; graduations; touring children's shows; children's fairs; garden and wildlife expos; trade and vendor shows; conferences; dances; parties and meeting space. The auditorium's theatre has a full stage and orchestra pit and seats 2,734. The 15,000 square foot Exhibition Hall can hold 1,000 for seated meal functions. There are also five meeting rooms which seat 50-100 each.
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