The second Annual Black Hills Two-Spirit “He Sapa Nagi Nunpa Wacipi” Pow-wow begins on Friday, June 28 through Sunday, June 30 at The Monument, 444 Mt. Rushmore Rd N.
Daymon Woodruff with the ADV Festival says, get ready for three days and four nights of adrenaline-fueled, world-class adventure riding and camping under the stars in the gorgeous backcountry and front country of the Black Hills of South Dakota.
Find out how to achieve better work-life balance for improved mental health on this edition of Mental Health Mondays with West River Mental Health’s Amanda Makley.
Saturday was a special day for Hives for Heroes, training day. Mentors met up with ‘newbees’ to check on the health of their hives and put them one step closer to mentoring themselves.
Mark your calendars because this weekend kicks off an incredible week of performances starting on Saturday, June 22 at 7 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m., and the theater opens at 6:30 p.m.
Looking for a new spot to enjoy your morning coffee? Well, you may be in luck, Dunn Brothers Coffee is opening a second location in Rapid City next month.
June 18 is National Fishing Day and with that, many may be wondering how they can get into the hobby and where they can go to fish here in the Black Hills.
Art shows are common in the area, but the Gift from Mother Earth Art Show at Crazy Horse Memorial stands out by focusing on the background of the artists.
The event has been running for over 30 years now under a few different names and features a huge range of activities meant to celebrate the history of Deadwood.
Celebrating 50 years of pre-historic wonder at the Mammoth site at Hot Springs will come with a mammoth-sized two-day party commemorating half a century of discovery and preservation.
Celebrating a unique patriotic event filled with American pride and unity as Mount Rushmore will be hosting a special welcoming ceremony at the iconic memorial this weekend.
Made for Shade is an organization that started over eight years ago with the simple goal of adding shade structures to the spots that need them most in the Black Hills.
Many may not think of Hot Springs when considering the art centers of South Dakota but you may be surprised at how much of a community has formed around art in the small town.
Many veterans leave service and find themselves feeling lonely and unsure of what to do with their free time. But one organization in Rapid City is hoping to give them a hobby that not only gives veterans something to do with their hands but also to meet a community of like-minded people as well.
The presence of “third spaces,” or spots made specifically for children to use, are becoming fewer and farther between nowadays but one new business in Spearfish is hoping to change that trend.
52 years after the devastation that killed more than 200 people, Darren Koehne, a survivor of the flood, has written his story reflecting on that night.
In preparation to have kids ready for school, the YMCA, Rapid City is launching a new pre-k readiness program in September. CEO, of YMCA Rapid City, Keiz Larson says slots are limited as they will only accept 20 kids to participate in the pilot program.
The Custer Chamber will host the 6th Annual Custer Off-Road Rally for 3-days filled with spectacular views of the hills and valleys of the park and the majestic views of the wildlife that call this park home starting Friday, June 7.
As part of their business, Hidden Hills Backroad Tours, Todd or Debbie load participants into their specialized van and show them hidden gems in the Black Hills.
In honor of National Buy a Musical Instrument Day, the owner of Perfect Wave Productions spoke with us about the value of learning to play an instrument.
First Friday's downtown art walks are a self-guided art experience where the community comes together to enjoy arts and culture in downtown Rapid City.
