Pioneer Hall, also known as the old rock church, is located at 1137 West 7800 South and was built in 1867. This historic sandstone building was originally used as a meetinghouse for Mormon pioneers. In 1937 the Archibald Gardner Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers restored the building and renamed it “Pioneer Hall.” It has been used as a dance hall, social center, reception center and a house of worship ever since.

The building is 2,558 square feet and can accommodate about 100 people. It was extensively renovated in 2007. The building has a stage, piano, fully functional kitchen which includes a microwave, stove, oven, refrigerator, and sink, and a large open area for seating, dancing, etc. (There are also eight 60″ round tables, ten 8′ banquet tables, and 100 folding chairs available.) There is no sound system.