We have seen music and Madison Story Slam events at the High Noon. Expect a large, open central space with a bar on either side. The dark wood decor makes a great atmosphere for rock and roll shows. There isn't much seating (usually), so get there early if you don't want to stand.

We went here to see a favorite performer of ours. It is a nice venue for up to about 200. There is always a cover charge as far as we could tell and it is appropriate for the quality of the entertainer. They offer a wide variety of music, so go based on what type of music you like and what is there at the time. The drinks were nicely priced and there was a great variety. Parking is almost non existent at the building but across the street there is a parking lot. The bar itself is located on the backside of the building which faces Washington Street and the sign is small. The appearance of some of the staff may put you off at first, but they are wonderful people and very interested in providing you a good time. We put this one on our “Bands in Town” list to follow the entertainment.

Thanks to all the staff at the High Noon Saloon for a great first night of Carnavale 2018! Great beer selection, well made cocktails, water and cups on the bar so people didn't have to ask when they were thirsty from dancing!

We saw three acts with Steve Moakler being the headline. Very reasonably priced and you can see very well from anywhere in the place. Great evebing out.

My husband and I came from out of town to see one of his favorite plans play the High Noon Saloon. We had no idea what to expect, but were pleasantly surprised at how nice it was! Friendly staff, tasty beer selection and a good view of the band. Next time we will get there earlier for a balcony table!