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About Hay Room Nightclub

Hay Room Nightclub sits at 3613 N Navarro St in Victoria, Texas, a storied location that has hosted live entertainment for decades. The space features a dance floor, a DJ booth, a stage for live performances, and three well-equipped bars. While the venue has shifted identities over the years, the site remains a focal point for music and nightlife in Victoria. This page covers the venue’s layout, seating options, parking and transportation tips, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a seamless night out.

Whether you’re securing tickets for a past act mentioned in local nostalgia or exploring today’s events in Victoria, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations for lodging and dining. Plan your trip, reserve your seats, and enjoy the best of Victoria’s live entertainment scene with confidence.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 3613 N Navarro St, Victoria, TX 77901.
  • Venue type: Former nightclub/dance venue; space described as having 3 bars, a dance floor, a DJ booth, and a stage for entertainment.
  • Seating: Existence of a seating chart is noted by ticket sellers for Hay Room Nightclub; explicit capacity is not publicly listed.
  • History: Followed Cactus Canyon (opened 1998, closed 2018); Hay Room opened at the location after that closure.
  • Current status: The building has been associated with other tenants (e.g., Sombreros Nightclub at the same address in the past) and, more recently, CSL Plasma; Hay Room Nightclub is not operating under that name in 2026.
  • Nearby hotels: Closest lodging options include Candlewood Suites Victoria (7103 N Navarro St) and La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Victoria (7603 N Navarro St).
  • Notable events: Cactus Canyon reportedly hosted acts (e.g., Vanilla Ice was mentioned in local nostalgia coverage); Hay Room’s existence is noted in retrospective accounts.