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To many, the Surf Ballroom is an American cultural icon as well as an important historical landmark. The original Surf Ballroom was built in 1933 and destroyed by fire in 1947. The Surf Ballroom was rebuilt in 1948, across the street from the original location.
The Original Surf Ballroom was built by Carl J. Fox across the street from its current location on the shores of Clear Lake. The venue featured a 90x120 foot hardwood dance floor and a roof garden for dancing outdoors.
CONTACT US. 460 North Shore Drive Clear Lake, Iowa 50428 (641) 357-6151 info@surfballroom.com
The original Surf Ballroom was located across the street from its current location on the shores of Clear Lake. It officially opened for business on April 17, 1933 with a $1.00 dance on a 90x120 foot hardwood dance floor.
The Ballroom/Museum, Ticket Office and Gift Shop are open year-round Monday - Friday from 8am-4pm and additionally on Saturdays from 9am-1pm and Sundays from 1-4pm between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends.
To many, the Surf Ballroom is an American cultural icon as well as an important historical landmark. The original Surf Ballroom was built in 1933 and destroyed by fire in 1947. The Surf Ballroom was rebuilt in 1948, across the street from the original location.
CONTACT US. 460 North Shore Drive Clear Lake, Iowa 50428 (641) 357-6151 info@surfballroom.com
Take in some great live music at the Surf Ballroom! The Summer Concert Series features live music by regional & well known musicians, hosted on select Wednesday evenings from June 5-August 28, 2024.
Surf Ballroom Guided Tour Experience. The Surf Ballroom & Museum gladly accepts narrated/guided tour reservations for groups of 30 or more Monday-Friday only. Please make reservations at least two weeks prior to your group's visit.
The Surf Ballroom is located in Clear Lake, Iowa. When coming north or south on I-35 exit off on to Hwy 18, head west until you hit Buddy Holly Place (intersection with The Other Place and Casey's on the corners) take a left cross the railroad tracks.