Pecos and the Rooftops Eight Seconds Saloon Indianapolis

Eight Seconds Saloon is one of the biggest go-to entertainment venues in Texas. The venue was built in 1952 and was initially known as Lynhurst Bowl. The Eight Seconds Saloon management is well-known for maintaining its bowling lanes as the largest dance floor in the area. With loads of dancing along with lots of friends, Eight Seconds Saloon knows how to take dance parties to the next level.

Eight Seconds Saloon's original building was converted into the legendary Little Bit of Texas and Nationally, known for country line dancing after the Lynhurst Bowl shut down. At the same time, there was a television show filmed at the saloon. The entire business was later sold to In Cahoots, who took over operations for 18 months.

Eight Seconds Saloon was opened to the public in 1999, with a massive dance floor intact. With the re-opening of the venue, another 500-seat bar was opened to entertain. Since then, Eight Seconds Saloon is now the most popular go-to dance venue for all the latest music stars and patrons from all over the nation.