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+ CIRQUE ITALIA: AQUATIC SPECTACULAR Rushmore Mall, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: cirqueitalia.com.
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+ 3RD ANNUAL TASTE OF THE HILLS
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Main Street Square, Rapid City. 6 p.m. More info: komengreatplains.org.
+ “WHO KILLED NELLY?” MYSTERY DINNER THEATER
+ GLACIAL LAKES H.O.G. HAPPY HOUR
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Faith Family Church, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
Glacial Lakes Harley-Davidson, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: jl-harley.com.
SEPTEMBER 7
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+ 2018 STUDEBAKER CAR SHOW
Downtown, Custer. 10 a.m. More info: dakotastudebaker.com.
SEPTEMBER 4
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+ SIOUX FALLS H.O.G. HAPPY HOUR
J&L Harley-Davidson, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m. More info: jl-harley.com.
SEPTEMBER 5
28TH ANNUAL DEADWOOD JAM OUTDOOR MUSIC FESTIVAL September 14-15. Historic Downtown, Deadwood. Times vary. The Black Hills premier music festival is celebrating 28 years. The three days of music includes Magic Giant, Lunar Funk Theory, Elani, Camp Comfort, Here Come the Mummies, and more. More info: deadwood.com.
10TH ANNUAL GREAT DOWNTOWN PUMPKIN FESTIVAL September 29. Main Street Square, Rapid City. 9 a.m. Downtown Rapid City’s biggest festival. The Great Downtown Pumpkin Festival returns for a 10th year at Main Street Square, down 6th Street, and into Memorial Park for a day full of fall fun, including a pumpkin catapult, a giant pumpkin weigh-off, the downtown pub crawl, Regional Health and Scull Construction Kidz Zone, pony rides, vendors, and more. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.
Crazy Horse Memorial, Crazy Horse. 5 p.m. More info: crazyhorsememorial. org.
SEPTEMBER 1, 1415, 29
SEPTEMBER 2
SIDEWALK ARTS FESTIVAL September 8. Downtown, Sioux Falls. 9 a.m. Don’t miss this free outdoor event with more than 300 vendor booths featuring the region’s best fine art and craft artisans. Enjoy activities for kids, live entertainment, food vendors, and more on the streets surrounding the Washington Pavilion. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.
SOUTH DAKOTA FESTIVAL OF BOOKS September 20-23. Various locations, Brookings and Sioux Falls. Times vary. The premier literary event held every fall, alternating between eastern and western locations. This year's festival kicks off in various locations September 20 in Sioux Falls and Brookings. Other highlights include Pulitzer Prize winners, fiction favorites (including The Lovely Bones' Alice Sebold), and more. More info: sdhumanities.org.
+ CRAZY HORSE & KORCZAK NIGHT BLAST
+ MOMENTUM: 2018 MEN’S CONFERENCE
Deadwood 1876 Theater, Deadwood. 5:30 p.m. More info: deadwood1876theater.com.
605 BLACK HILLS CLASSIC BEER & MUSIC FESTIVAL September 8. The Sled Haus, Lead. 2 p.m. Start off your Saturday with an all-South Dakota beer tasting until 5 p.m. Experience six bands, including headliner Delta Rae and support V the Noble One & the Knights Tempo. Purchase a gold pass for $30 that includes all you can drink during the tasting, or get a day pass for $10 (includes four tastings). More info: 605blackhillsclassic.com.
SEPTEMBER 6
+ DEADWOOD HISTORY SIDEWALK SALE
Days of ‘76 Museum, Deadwood. 9 a.m. More info: deadwood.com.
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+ BEER & BINGO
Eponymous Brewing Company, Brookings. 7 p.m. More info: eponymousbrewing.com.
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14TH ANNUAL RIBS, RODS, AND ROCK & ROLL September 7-8. Various locations, Vermillion. Times vary. Enjoy award-winning food, awesome cars, and great music at this anticipated annual event. Along with the car show and BBQ contest, experience the corn hole tournament, wing war, and a poker run. See musical acts Clay Creek Deaf Cowboy Band, Mrs. Begley and the Boys, Mike & Jay, Warning Shots, and Guilty Pleasures. More info: sdbbq.us.
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+ BALLOONS AND BEER
A Homestead Brew, Valley Springs. 7 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
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+ RED ROCK BIKE NIGHT: RON KEEL BAND Red Rock Bar & Grill, Rowena. 6 p.m. More info: jl-harley.com.
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+ PBR NIGHT AT THE SEPTEMBER DOWNTOWN BLOCK PARTY 8th & Railroad, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: dtsf.com.
+ BALLOONS OVER DTSF
Downtown, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: dtsf.com.
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+ POLKAPALOOZA
Palmer Gulch, Hill City. 6 p.m. More info: visitrapidcity.com.
SEPTEMBER 7-8
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+ 14TH ANNUAL RIBS, RODS, AND ROCK & ROLL
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SEPTEMBER 15
SEPTEMBER 18
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+ LINCOLN-O’GORMANWASHINGTON CRUISIN’ 66 70TH BIRTHDAY PARTY
+ 2018 SIOUX FALLS BUSINESS EXPO
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Orpheum Theater Center, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: siouxfallsorpheum.com.
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Shrine Mosque, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: elriad.org.
Various locations, Vermillion. Times vary. More info: sdbbq.us.
+ SIOUX FALLS SKATEPARK ASSOCIATION BLOCK PARTY
+ 2018 HONORS CEREMONY
Downtown, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
South Dakota Hall of Fame Visitor & Education Center + Arrowwood Cedar Shore Resort, Chamberlain. Times vary. More info: facebook.com.
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Sioux Falls Convention Center, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ FILM FESTIVAL: “ME, THE OTHER”
The Matthews Opera House & Arts Center, Spearfish. 6:30 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.
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+ KUCHEN FESTIVAL
Various locations, Delmont. All day. More info: delmontsd.org.
+ GERMAN FEST
Fawick Park, Sioux Falls. 5 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
SEPTEMBER 8, 15
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+ 7TH THEATER ON THE RUN
The Matthews Opera House & Arts Center, Spearfish. 6 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.
SEPTEMBER 9
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+ GRACEPOINT FALL KICK-OFF
Swiftel Center, Brookings. 10 a.m. More info: swiftelcenter.com.
SEPTEMBER 11
SEPTEMBER 21-23 & 27-29
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+ THE CHARITABLE SISTERHOOD OF THE SECOND TRINITY VICTORY CHURCH
Grand Opera House, Pierre. Times vary. More info: pierreplayers.com.
SEPTEMBER 22
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+ ROSE HILL CEMETERY WALK
Monk’s House Of Ale Repute, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ MY HERO! CONTEMPORARY ART & SUPERHERO ACTION RECEPTION
+ HARVEST FEST
Downtown, Spearfish. All day. More info: downtownspearfish.com.
South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings. 5 p.m. More info: sdstate. edu.
SEPTEMBER 14
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+ BIG BAND BALLROOM DANCE
El Riad Shrine, Sioux Falls. 6:45 p.m. More info: elriad.org.
+ J&L HARLEY-DAVIDSON BIKE NIGHT FINALE J&L Harley-Davidson, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: jl-harley.com.
SEPTEMBER 14-16
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+ 2019 DEMO DAYS
J&L Harley-Davidson, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: jl-harley.com.
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+ FERSONFEST 2018
Fernson Brewing Company, Sioux Falls. 1 p.m. More info: fernson.com.
+ 1880 TRAIN WINE EXPRESS
1880 Train, Hill City. 1:30 p.m. More info: 1880train.com.
SEPTEMBER 15-16 & 22-23
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+ FALL PARADE OF HOMES
+ CIRQUE DU SOLEIL: CRYSTAL
+++++++ NATIONAL PARKS FEE FREE FOR NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS DAY
Denny Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: dennysanfordpremiercenter.com.
Various locations, South Dakota. All day. More info: nps.gov.
+ AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE REGION 2 CHAMPIONSHIP
Maverick Air Center, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: cafjoefoss.com.
Central States Fairgrounds, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: aqharegion2.com.
SEPTEMBER 21
+ HANGER DANCE
+ 24TH ANNUAL WATERTOWN RADIO CHILI COOK-OFF
Bramble Park Zoo, Watertown. 10 a.m. More info: brambleparkzoo.com.
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Sioux Empire Area, Sioux Falls. 1 p.m. More info: hbasiouxempire.com.
SEPTEMBER 16
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+ 21ST ANNUAL STIRLING FAMILY MEMORIAL RANCH RODEO Stanley County Fairgrounds, Fort Pierre. 11 a.m. More info: stirlingfamilyranchrodeo.com.
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+ WOMEN IN NETWORKING
Spearfish Holiday Inn, Spearfish. 12 p.m. More info: spearfishchamber.org.
+ TH GREY PRESENTS: A NYC FASHION SHOW!
SEPTEMBER 12
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+ BELLMAN BROWN BAG: READERS THEATER PRESENTS
The Matthews Opera House & Arts Center, Spearfish. 12 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.
+ SOUTH
+ BEERVANA 2018!
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Schadé Vineyard, Volga. All day. More info: schadevineyard.com.
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Rose Hill Cemetery, Spearfish. 2 p.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.
SEPTEMBER 8
+ HARVEST FESTIVAL / GRAPE STOMP
+ NORTH
+ GOING BARE
Olde Towne Dinner Theatre, Worthing. Times vary. More info: oldetownetheatre.org.
+ 5TH ANNUAL BLACK HILLS BEER RUN
Spearfish City Park, Spearfish. 11 a.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.
+ JUNK JAM: FALL EDITION
Rock Garden, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: thgrey.com.
Swiftel Center Holding Barn, Brookings. 10 a.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ ONE AUTUMN NIGHT
SEPTEMBER 25
Museum of Visual Materials, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.
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+ THE HOPE ENCOUNTER
Chelsea’s Boutique, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: chelseas.com.
Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.
+ A TO-DO LIST FOR NAVIGATING CANCER
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EVENTS + JB STRAUBEL
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City. 7:30 p.m. More info: jtvf.org.
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+ JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT Orpheum Theater Center, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: siouxfallsorpheum.com.
+ CUSTER STATE PARK ANNUAL BUFFALO ROUNDUP ARTS FESTIVAL
Grounds near State Game Lodge, Custer. Times vary. More info: gfp. sd.gov.
SEPTEMBER 28
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+ CUSTER STATE PARK ANNUAL BUFFALO ROUNDUP
Custer State Park, Custer. 9:30 a.m. More info: gfp.sd.gov.
+ FRESH OYSTER FRIDAY Carpenter Bar, Sioux Falls. 4 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ SIOUXPERMANIA
Sioux Falls Convention Center, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m.. More info: midwestallpro.com.
SEPTEMBER 2829
SEPTEMBER 30
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+ 6TH ANNUAL FALL VOLKSMARCH
Crazy Horse Memorial, Crazy Horse. 8 a.m. More info: crazyhorsememorial. org.
SEPTEMBER 11
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+ SNS RIDE TO FERNSON ON 8TH Spoke-N-Sport, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
SEPTEMBER 15
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SPORTS
+ MOUNT RUSHMORE RODEO
Palmer Gulch, Hill City. 6 p.m. More info: visitrapidcity.com.
+ MIDWEST MAIDENS VS FORX ROLLER DERBY
Larson Ice Center, Brookings. 7 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ DEADWOOD ALL IN FREESTYLE MOTOCROSS SHOW Days of ‘76 Event Complex, Deadwood. 6:30 p.m. More info: deadwood.com.
+ SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY VS ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF
Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium, Brookings. 6 p.m. More info: gojacks. com.
SEPTEMBER 17-23
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+ SANFORD INTERNATIONAL
Minnehaha Country Club, Sioux Falls. All day. More info: facebook.com.
SEPTEMBER 19
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+ BROOKINGS BLIZZARD VS AMARILLO BULLS
Ratingen Platz, Vermillion. All day. More info: vermillionchamber. chambermaster.com.
Schwan SR 4, Brookings. 8 p.m. More info: gobrookingsblizzard.com.
+ ENOUGH: A WOMEN’S CONFERENCE
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SEPTEMBER 22
Sioux Falls First, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: siouxfallsfirst.com.
+ BROOKINGS BLIZZARD VS KENAI RIVER BROWN BEARS
SEPTEMBER 28-30
Schwan SR 2, Brookings. 6:30 p.m. More info: gobrookingsblizzard.com.
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+ SIOUXPERCON
Sioux Falls Convention Center, Sioux Falls. All day. More info: siouxpercon. com.
SEPTEMBER 29
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+ 1880 TRAIN OKTOBERFEST EXPRESS
1880 Train, Hill City. 3:30 p.m. More info: 1880train.com.
+ FOOD TRUCK MASH-UP W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 3 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY VS MONTANA STATE
Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium, Brookings. 6 p.m. More info: gojacks. com.
+ UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA VS NORTHERN COLORADO DakotaDome, Vermillion. 2 p.m. More info: goyotes.com
SEPTEMBER 9
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+ SIOUX FALLS MARATHON & HALF MARATHON
Denny Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls. 5:30 a.m. More info: siouxfallsmarathon.com.
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+ RCCA PRESENTS DOO WAH RIDERS
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+ SIOUX FALLS WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S Cherapa Place, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ SIOUX FALLS FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL STAIR CLIMB Howard Wood Field, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m. More info: facebook.com.
GET INVOLVED
Total Drag, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m. More info: totaldragrecords.com.
SEPTEMBER 1
SEPTEMBER 21
+ 14TH ANNUAL DAV CHARITY POKER RUN
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+ OKTOBERFEST!
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DAKOTA FIVE-O
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SEPTEMBER 29
SEPTEMBER 15
+ SFSA BLOCK PARTY
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SEPTEMBER 8
Denny Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m. More info: dennysanfordpremiercenter.com.
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City. 7:30 p.m. More info: gotmine. com.
SEPTEMBER 2
Spearfish City Park, Spearfish. 7 a.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.
+ SIOUX FALLS PREMIER RODEO
+ SIOUX FALLS AREA RUNNING CLUB TRAIL RACE
Good Earth State Park, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m. More info: runsiouxfalls.org.
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+ 2018 LNI FALL TOURNAMENT
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center + Executive Golf Course, Rapid City. All day. More info: lakotanationinvitational.com.
+ BROOKINGS BLIZZARD VS MINOT MINOTAUROS Larson Ice Center, Brookings. 7:05 p.m. More info: gobrookingsblizzard. com.
National Guard Armory, Brookings. 10 a.m. More info: facebook.com.
SEPTEMBER 5, 12, 19
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+ 1 MILLION CUPS
Children’s Museum of South Dakota, Brookings. 9 a.m. More info: 1millioncups.com.
SEPTEMBER 8
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+ HEROES HELPING HEROES WALK & POKER RUN Buffalo Ridge Resort & Business Center, Gary. All day. More info: jl-harley.com.
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+ 3RD ANNUAL ANGELS OF LIGHT BENEFIT FOR THE GUIDING HAND FOUNDATION FT. CHRIS LANE
The District, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: thedistrictsf.com.
SEPTEMBER 22
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+ BLACK HILLS WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S
Memorial Park Bandshell, Rapid City. 10 a.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA HEART WALK
Hyde Stadium, Pierre. 10 a.m. More info: heart.org.
+ SIOUX FALLS OUT OF THE DARKNESS WALK 2018
+ RIDING FOR ROBERT
Terrace Park, Sioux Falls. 9 a.m. More info: facebook.com.
SEPTEMBER 11
+ INAUGURAL MOUNT RUSHMORE HALF MARATHON
American Legion, Pierre. 11 a.m. More info: pierre.org.
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+ THE STAND BANQUET Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City. 5:30 p.m. More info: familyheritagealliance.org.
SEPTEMBER 14
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+ ARROW EDUCATION FOUNDATION ANNUAL TAILGATE SUPPER FUNDRASIER Watertown Stadium, Watertown. 5 p.m. More info: arroweducationfoundation.com.
+ SWEET ART SHOW
Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
Keystone. 6:30 a.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ GOOD EARTH TRAIL RACES
Good Earth State Park, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m. More info: facebook.com
SEPTEMBER 23
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+ SOUTH DAKOTA RACE FOR THE CURE
Falls Park, Sioux Falls. 7 a.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.
SEPTEMBER 27
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+ KBACK ROCKATHON FOR LIFESCAPE
LifeScape, Sioux Falls. 6 a.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.
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SEPTEMBER 28
SEPTEMBER 2 & 9
+ 2018 KILTS FOR KIDS
+ DEADWOOD SUNDAY FUNDAY CONCERT SERIES
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Hilton Garden Inn Sioux Falls Downtown, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ A NIGHT TO RECLAIM
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SEPTEMBER 5
+ ABERDEEN WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S
+ THE SLAMMING DOORS
SEPTEMBER 29
SEPTEMBER 6
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+ 3RD ANNUAL MAMMO OR BUST RUN/WALK
Regional Health Custer Hospital and Medical Clinic, Custer. 8 a.m. More info: regionalhealth.org.
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White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls 6:30 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
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+ SUMMER PORCH SERIES
Strawbale Winery, Renner. 5 p.m. More info: strawbalewinery.com.
+ DRIFTERS PATIO SESSIONS: ZAC ELLIOT
MUSIC
SEPTEMBER 1
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+ JOHNNY HASTINGS
Tinder Box, Rapid City. 9 p.m. More info: rapidcitytinderbox.com.
+ THE ICON: SEASON II, SESSION II
Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: iconsiouxfalls.com.
+ SOPHIA BEATTY
Firehouse Brewing Company, Rapid City. 8 p.m. More info: firehousebrewing.com.
Drifters Bar & Grille, Fort Pierre. 6:30 p.m. More info: driftersbarandgrille.com.
+ VANESSA SILBERMAN & CARISSA JOHNSON
Crow Peak Brewing Company, Spearfish. 6 p.m. More info: facebook. com.
+ BURLAP WOLF KING W/ SMALL HOUSES Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls 7 p.m More info: iconsiouxfalls.com
SEPTEMBER 7
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+ BANDS AND BREWS
Firehouse Wine Cellars, Rapid City. 8 p.m. More info: firehousewinecellars. com.
SEPTEMBER 2
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+ AMERICAN IDOL LIVE Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood. 7 p.m. More info: deadwoodmountaingrand.com.
American Legion Sioux Falls Post 15, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ JOHN.SLAP ALBUM RELEASE SHOW
Total Drag Records, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: totaldragrecords.com.
+ DESTROYER OF LIGHT W/ RIFFLORD
Bigs Sports Bar & Billiards, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: bigsbar.com.
SEPTEMBER 7-8
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+ CELLAR SESSIONS
Firehouse Wine Cellars, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: firehousewinecellars. com.
The Silver Spur, Fort Pierre. 5 p.m. More info: pierre.org.
White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 4 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
+ BAD HAMSTER
+ KASEY TYNDALL
+ ANDREW ADKINS
+ SUPERIOR SIREN
Bigs Sports Bar & Billiards, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
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Bigs Sports Bar & Billiards, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: bigsbar.com.
Miner Brewing Company, Hill City. 7:30 p.m. More info: minerbrewing. com.
+ LUNAR FUNK THEORY W/ EL DUB
SEPTEMBER 8
+ ACE HOOD TRUST THE PROCESS II
+ THE LARK & THE LOON
Silver Spur, Fort Pierre. 6 p.m. More info: silverspurrestaurant.com.
Corner of Deadwood Street & Main Street, Deadwood. 2 p.m. More info: deadwood.com.
WoodGrain Brewing Co., Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
Wylie Park Birdhouse, Aberdeen. 7 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ KASEY TYNDALL CONCERT W/ JESSICA MCCLINTOCK & BRAD MORGAN
+ HELLUVA NIGHT FT. NEON TREES + LEAD MOUNTAIN NIGHTS
Manuel Brothers Park, Lead. 3 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: gotmine.com.
+ BLACK RIVER REVUE
White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
+ FIRST FRIDAY W/ DJ MIKE NELSON & DJ WANE
+ THE AIRCRAFT
Wiley's Tavern, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: wileystavern.com.
White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls 4 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
+ LOT LIZARD
+ ANCIENT RIVER + SONS OF SAN ARC
White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
+ 605 EMO NIGHT LIVE
Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
Total Drag Records, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: totaldragrecords.com.
SEPTEMBER 9
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+ THE COMMODORES
Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood. 7 p.m. More info: deadwoodmountaingrand.com.
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+ LINCOLN DURHAM
+ FOUR WINDS 3 FEST W/ THE KICKBACK
Hay Camp Brewing Company, Rapid City. 8 p.m. More info: haycampbrewing.com.
Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: iconsiouxfalls.com.
SEPTEMBER 11
+ FROGLEG & PINK MOON ROOM
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White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
+ METALLICA
Denny Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m. More info: dennysanfordpremiercenter.com.
SEPTEMBER 12
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+ DAN MAHAR
White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: whitewallsesssions.com.
+ LADY DAY + SUBTRONICS W/ PROBS NOT, WILL WYLIN, ALX, DABSKI, SCND SNDWCH & AUSOM Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: pinshows.com.
SEPTEMBER 15
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+ JON WAYNE AND THE PAIN
+ LOST DOG STREET BAND
Hay Camp Brewing Company, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: haycampbrewing.com.
Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
+ LUKE BRYAN
Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: gotmine.com.
+ SIX MILE ROAD
SEPTEMBER 17
+ MIGHTY BROTHER CONCERT
Bigs Sports Bar & Billiards, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: bigsbar.com.
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+ SHOOK TWINS
Hay Camp Brewing Company, Rapid City. 6:30 p.m. More info: haycampbrewing.com.
SEPTEMBER 18
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+ HED P.E. LIVE
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Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: iconsiouxfalls.com.
+ HIGH RISE
SEPTEMBER 20
+ MARILYN SCOTT & THE WEST COAST ALL-STARS Orpheum Theater Center, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxfallsorpheum.com.
+ VICIOUS RUMORS “30TH ANNIVERSARY DIGITAL DICTATOR TOUR” Bigs Sports Bar & Billiards, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: bigsbar.com.
+ THE GENTLEMEN’S ANTI-TEMPERANCE LEAUGE White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
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+ DO OR DIE & FRIENDS
SEPTEMBER 14
The Custer Beacon, Custer. 7 p.m. More info: custerbeacon.com.
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+ THE BRITISH INVASION CABARET
White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: whitewallsessions.com.
SEPTEMBER 22
SEPTEMBER 28
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+ DAVID ALLEN
The District, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: thedistrictsf.com
Miner Brewing Company, Hill City. 8 p.m. More info: minerbrewing.com.
SEPTEMBER 13
Drifters Bar & Grille, Fort Pierre. 6:30 p.m. More info: driftersbarandgrille.com.
+ CHRIS LANE
+ ANDREA VON KAMPEN
Hay Camp Brewing Company, Rapid City. 8 p.m. More info: haycampbrewing.com.
+ DRIFTERS PATIO SESSIONS : EL DUB
The Dahl, Rapid City. 8 p.m. More info: thedahl.org.
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The Custer Beacon, Custer. 8 p.m. More info: custerbeacon.com.
The Matthews Opera House & Arts Center, Spearfish. 7:30 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.
SEPTEMBER 29
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+ TRAP KIT & TONY DEPAOLO
The Custer Beacon, Custer. 7 p.m. More info: custerbeacon.com.
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+ CHRISTOPHER TITUS
+ EAT YOUR FACE METAL FEAST 12
+ DRIFTERS PATIO SESSIONS: WESTON FRANK
+ SOUTH DAKOTA SYMPHONY: ARRIVAL FROM SWEDEN: THE MUSIC OF ABBA
SEPTEMBER 21
SEPTEMBER 30
+ IV PLAY
+ HENRY ROLLINS
Orpheum Theater Center, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxfallsorpheum.com.
Drifters Bar & Grille, Fort Pierre. 6:30 p.m. More info: driftersbarandgrille.com.
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Wiley’s Tavern, Sioux Falls. 9:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com.
Bigs Sports Bar & Billiards, Sioux Falls. 3 p.m. More info: bigsbar.com.
Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.
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Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: pepperentertainment. com.
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EVENTS Brittany says the band is excited to play in South Dakota for the first time. She isn’t a fan of labeling the band’s epic, crowd-pleasing music with genres, but says they draw their influence from artists like Fleetwood Mac, Johnny Cash, Joni Mitchell, Cat Stevens, and The Eagles, along with other artists she and her siblings grew up listening to. “We’re Southern storytellers, so that really defines our sound,” said Brittany. “A protest song isn’t that far off from what we grew up listening to. We
WHAT: 605 BLACK HILLS CLASSIC
WHERE: 209 GLENDALE AVE., LEAD
WHEN: SEPTEMBER 8 2 P.M. - 12 A.M.
PRICE: $10 DAY PASS (INCLUDES 4 BEER TASTINGS)*
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THE FIRST ANNUAL 605 BLACK HILLS CLASSIC BEER & MUSIC FESTIVAL
The first festival of its kind in the Black Hills will be held Saturday, September 8 at an outdoor stage nestled up against a natural berm surrounded by pine trees outside of The Sled Haus (a German restaurant fused with New York inspiration).
BRINGING TOGETHER SOUTH DAKOTA’S BEST ARTISTS AND TRAVELING ACTS
The all-South Dakota beer tasting runs 2-5 p.m. and features a mellow acoustic musical vibe while patrons try more than a dozen South Dakota breweries.
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Delta Rae, an Americana folk rock band, is set to headline. Hailing from Durham, N.C., this family band brings together the Holljes siblings with vocalist Brittany and multi-instrumentalists Eric and Ian, along with friend and vocalist Liz Hopkins, drummer Mike McKee and bassist Grant Emerson. They formed as a band when they were all coming out of college during the most recent recession.
FOLLOWING THE SUCCESS OF NINE 605 SUMMER CLASSIC BEER & MUSIC FESTIVALS HELD ANNUALLY IN SIOUX FALLS, 605 IS GEARING UP TO HOST ITS INAUGURAL 605 BLACK HILLS CLASSIC BEER & MUSIC FESTIVAL IN LEAD.
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“Not many jobs were available at that time, so we just said, ‘Let’s start a band,’” said Brittany.
EVENTS come from a love of the stories we heard growing up and of the Southern books we read as kids, and our own family sagas inspire our music and the beautiful settings of the South.” She continued, “There was never a quiet moment in our house. Music was always blasting. We really indulged in and grew up to everything.” V the Noble One, a hip hop artist from Sioux Falls also known as Vaney Hariri, is excited to be involved in his ninth 605 Classic (he has performed in several and is the 605 Classic emcee). He will be joined by his full band, The Knights Tempo. Hariri says he hopes bringing the festival west will help unite the state even more. “Moving to the west side of the state is big,” he said. “I want it to be accessible for people. This generation is super willing to be done with the east river vs. west river nonsense. It’s a great opportunity to put an end to that and unify.”
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“THE 605 TEAM ARE FRIENDS OF MINE, AND WE’VE ALWAYS BEEN PART OF EACH OTHER’S GROUPS. I KNOW WHAT IT MEANS IN TERMS OF EXPANSION FOR 605, BUT IT ALSO MEANS BURSTING OUT AND CHANGING THE CONVERSATION ABOUT WHAT IS SOUTH DAKOTA AND WHAT IS 'THE 605.'” — VANEY HARIRI
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Jandt says although he spent several years in Los Angeles, he strives for his music to be a voice of the northern plains. “My voice is more of an anonymous voice of the northern plains and the life here in South Dakota,” said Jandt. “There’s something about the people and the stories in this place, it’s like the last bit of America mixed with the 'Wild West.'” Park States, a Rapid City-based project led by Jason Ward (formerly of Mystery Pills), will return as a three-piece with Benjamin Lemay (bass) and Luke Gorder (drums). Ward says he’s looking forward to playing in Lead and playing an outdoor festival. “A lot of it started out with this solo project, which is keyboard-y and drum machine-y,” said Ward. “Now since we’ve been working together a little bit more, those songs were the core of the idea… the Mystery Pills songs are where it started for us.” Corduroy Vinyl began as an acoustic duo with Max Carlson and Mike Palmer 20 years ago in Spearfish, and have evolved lineups through the years to create a fuller folk rock sound. “We met in photography class at Black Hills State [University],” said Carlson. “We’re not too picky with where we play. Any events in the community, we like to play those places. I’m excited to be part of this first one, and all the breweries and local microbreweries that will be there.”
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Andrew R. Jandt is Trap Kit, an ambient indie folk project from Rapid City. He’s predominantly an acoustic artist, but has an electric guitar in performances as well as a pedal steel.
The talent DELTA RAE Durham, North Carolina 10:40 PM – 12 AM
V THE NOBLE ONE & THE KNIGHTS TEMPO Sioux Falls, South Dakota 9:10 – 10:20 PM
TRAP KIT Rapid City, South Dakota 8:00 – 8:50 PM
PARK STATES Rapid City, South Dakota 6:50 – 7:40 PM
CORDUROY VINYL Spearfish, South Dakota 5:55 – 6:30 PM
BARRETT HEMMINGS Rapid City, South Dakota 5:00 – 5:35 PM
HEATH JOHNSON Spearfish, South Dakota 2:00 – 5:00 PM
"WE'RE EXCITED TO BRING A FRESH, NEW TAKE ON LOCAL BREWS AND MUSIC WHILE KEEPING UP OUR PROFESSIONAL REPUTATION FOR PUTTING ON QUALITY OUTDOOR EVENTS. THIS IS OUR FIRST CHANCE TO SHOW WHAT WE CAN DO IN THE BLACK HILLS" — JOHN SNYDER 605'S DIRECTOR OF SALES & MARKETING
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FA LL CO M FO RTS & W EEK END ESCA PES
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DRIFTERS PATIO SESSIONS
Zac Elliot • Drifters Bar & Grille • 6:30pm
K ASEY TYNDALL CONCERT
Jessica McClintock / Brad Morgan • Silver Spur • 6pm
DRIFTERS PATIO SESSIONS
El Dub • Drifters Bar & Grille • 6:30pm
DAKOTA WESTERN HERITAGE FESTIVAL
Expo Center / Stanley County Fairgrounds • All Day
STIRLING FAMILY RANCH RODEO
Stanley County Fairgrounds • All Day
DRIFTERS PATIO SESSIONS
Weston Frank • Drifters Bar & Grille • 6:30pm
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Pheasant Hunting Season • Statewide
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“For the most part I’m solo. I’ve had musicians play with me here and there, but for the most part it’s been solos,” he said. “I write a lot of my own stuff. It’s more storytelling through the songs that I play about growing up.” Heath Johnson, a singersongwriter from Spearfish, said he’s something of a solo acoustic Americana folk artist. “Most of the time you can find us around the Deadwood and Spearfish area,” said Johnson of his performances with fellow guitarists. “I’m definitely looking forward to meeting and seeing some of the other artists at the Black Hills Classic. There’s some cool names on the bill that I haven’t gotten to see live yet.” Day passes are available for $10 and include four tasting tickets for the all-SD beer tasting. Or attendees can purchase a gold pass for $30, which includes an unlimited beer tasting wristband (2-5 p.m.). Both come with a commemorative 605 Black Hills Classic glass. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BUY TICKETS IN ADVANCE, VISIT 605BLACKHILLSCLASSIC.COM.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Coeur Mining Lead Area Chamber of Commerce Sanford Lab Homestake The Lofts in Lead First National Bank Black Hills & Badlands Tourism Association Deadwood Chamber of Commerce Vast Broadband Lost Cabin Beer Co. Century 21 Associated Realty Lotus Up Espresso & Deli HomeSlice Media Group First Interstate Bank The Sled Haus
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Barrett Hemmings, a Rapid City singer-songwriter and worship leader at Fountain Springs Church, says he’s been playing music for his whole life and draws his inspiration from life circumstances and his wife, Allison.
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HAY CAMP BREWING CO. Rapid City
LOST CABIN BREWING CO. Rapid City
MINER BREWING CO. Hill City
MT. RUSHMORE BREWING COMPANY Custer
REMEDY BREWING CO. Sioux Falls
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HANG OUT WITH
Kellen Boice
Kellen Boice is the director and face of the Sioux Falls Design Center located in downtown Sioux Falls. The non-profit organization strives to build connections among diverse people and organizations interested in design, like planners, architects, interior designers, engineers, landscape architects, artists, community leaders, and the greater public. One of the (many) ways the SFDC does that is with Sioux Falls Design Week, which includes presentations, workshops, and interactive events that celebrate design. The fifth annual event will take place September 28 through October 5. 605 chatted with Boice to see a day in her (busy) life.
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In the last month I recently purchased a 100-year-old house in the McKennan Park neighborhood with my partner, Joel. We’ve loved being able to walk to get just about everything we need. We spend a lot of time exploring the outdoors. One of our favorite places to meander around has been Good Earth State Park [1]. They’ve recently upgraded their trail system and overlook points that frame the vistas so well. Check out the new visitors' center! 2
One of my favorite places to go is K Restaurant [2] to grab a Pot Roast and Havarti Sandwich and a tall glass of their mint flavored ice tea. So good! Every month the SFDC highlights a design-related book. It’s great to have a store like Zandbroz Variety within walking distance to pick one out. When I find myself without an office for the day, I love heading over to Queen City Bakery [3] to grab a cup of coffee and quiche and work remotely. It's always a great place to get things done or to socialize with the local crowd. As a way to help fulfill the mission of the SFDC, we host and promote events. One of my favorite things to do for work is pounding the pavement to hang up posters and talk to people about what events are coming up. Vishnu Bunny Tattoo & Piercing [4] is
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always one of those stops since they have a great community board. They also have one of the most beautiful handmade signs over their awning. When it comes to fashion, I’m all about function and comfort. So, I love the Great Outdoor Store [5] with their endless supply of pocketed dresses, skorts, and reversible everythings. I can always find something that works, and the higher quality products end up looking new and lasting for years. When working with designers, or anyone for that matter, it helps to be in a great location and have a great space. We get both being located at 108 W. 11th Street in one of my favorite buildings downtown at the Boyce-Greeley [6]. Built in 1910 and meticulously renovated in the last decade, the Boyce-Greeley stands as a beacon for the importance of historic preservation in our downtown, and we are proud to call it home.
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You can find me at least a few times a month bellied up to the counter at Mama’s Phried & Phillys to get my cheesesteak fix. It's also a lot of fun to sit next to a variety of people. Make sure to order with the Swizz, it will change your life. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT SIOUXFALLSDESIGNCENTER.ORG.
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EEMy father is big into motorcycling and taught me to ride before I ever learned to drive a car. My first bike was my mom's old Honda Rebel.
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EEI’m a sucker for gummy anything. My favorite is the Albanese Mini Gummy Bears. The problem is you can only order them online, but, on the other hand, you can get them in 5 lb. bags.
EEMy least favorite font is Papyrus. It has no place in this world and should be removed from all computers. Ryan Gosling agrees!
EEI once got a $25 tattoo with a coupon from the Big Soo Coupon Book. Not my brightest moment, but that’s what being young is all about.
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RYAN EGAN’S HOME IS FILLED WITH LARGE, COLORFUL BALLOONS. BALLOONS WITHIN BALLOONS SIT ON THE BANNISTER, A FESTIVE BALLOON GARLAND HE MADE FOR HIS WIFE’S BIRTHDAY LAYS ACROSS THE PIANO, AND CONFETTIFILLED BALLOONS REST IN THE CORNER OF THE LIVING ROOM. HE CURRENTLY RUNS HIS SIDE BUSINESS, QUEEN CITY BALLOON BAR, OUT OF HIS HOME IN SIOUX FALLS WITH WIFE, CHRISTINE. SOMEDAY THE BUSINESS MAY MOVE INTO A PERMANENT STORE LOCATION, BUT FOR NOW, RYAN IS CONTENT WITH COMPLETING BALLOON ORDERS AT HIS HOUSE. Ryan had a hobby of designing balloon bouquets and giving them
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to his friends when he was in high school and college. He is formerly a graphic designer, which gave him the eye he has for design. He began receiving requests from friends for balloon décor for their children’s birthday parties, and the requests increased from friends telling friends, who then told more friends. Because it was something he enjoyed doing and he was busy completing many orders, Ryan and Christine decided to open the business three years ago. Since then, they have gained a large following on Instagram and Facebook of people admiring the unique balloons they create for customers. The Instagram account shows off the high-end creations, which give customers ideas when contacting Queen City via the website or Facebook.
“We’re very interested in design, and we try hard to make things look cohesive. We add little touches to match the color scheme,” said Ryan. Ryan says providing excellent customer service is essential. As far as the balloons go, they focus on style, not trends. They like to do classy, creative, and whimsical designs with interesting color combinations. Creating elegant balloon décor that is customized to their customer’s needs is their goal. Queen City Balloon Bar is able to do a variety of arrangements and can special order products if needed. The standard balloon size they use is a size of 16 inches, which is larger, but lasts longer. The bigger balloons are also a signature part of the business, and Ryan says customers love the variety of large sizes available.
Balloon designs include confetti, glitter, mirror orbs, marble, a "peacock" print, and many more. Tulle and satin ribbons can be added as well. They can even do different shapes, like cubes. Ryan then combines these balloons into bouquets and asymmetrical garlands, collages, and installations. “The life progression of our customers is cool to see, from weddings to baby showers to first birthdays to eventually graduations,” said Ryan. “One of the things we love is celebrating people’s life events with them and getting to be a part of it.” Queen City Balloon Bar also enjoys collaborating with businesses to create beautiful balloon concepts. One collaboration done recently was with Girl Friday of Minneapolis for the Sioux City Art Center, where more
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than 30,000 white balloons of various sizes were designed into an installation piece. Ryan says while it was a huge undertaking, it was one of his favorite projects to work on. Because the focus is on creating elegant balloons, Ryan hopes to encourage customers to enjoy the balloons for longer than the day of the special occasion. Christine says that a gift of balloons is like flowers; they are beautiful and can be enjoyed
for a while, but are disposable so they don’t add permanent clutter to your home. “Balloons are delightful, especially when you see the different types. They’re fun and there’s different sizes and designs,” said Ryan. “Balloons are a joyful thing that’s either stuck with you from childhood or they become joyful again when you rediscover them.” FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT QUEENCITYBALLOONS.COM.
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ale Feller has lived in The Crane Centre in downtown Sioux Falls for five years, and moved into his current two bedroom three years ago for more space and a better view of 8th & Railroad.
“I’ve always loved the downtown vibe and aesthetic, and I love the character of a lot of the buildings that are loft-style homes,” he said. “This one in particular has some of the best themes.” The Crane Centre’s design is known for exposed beams, ceilings, and ductwork, with polished concrete flooring and nickel hardware and lighting. Feller, who is in communications and public relations for Avera Health, has made the more-than 1,000-square-foot loft into a colorful, unique space that’s perfect for lounging around or for hosting his next get together.
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“WHEN I SEE SOMETHING, I USUALLY NOTICE SOMETHING AND REALIZE IT COULD LOOK COOL SOMEWHERE, NOT GOING OUT WITH THE INTENTION OF TRYING TO FIND SOMETHING.”
O THE KITCHEN The kitchen is right next to the entrance, and the open floor plan leads to the dining space and living room. The first thing you notice are the pops of color and the mix of patterns in furniture, rugs, and artwork. “There’s a little overall quirk to my aesthetic,” said Feller with a smile. “I wouldn’t say it falls into any certain genre. I think for me overall, when I’m putting my space together, it’s finding things that make me happy or mean something to me.” There are several things in the kitchen that tell a story, including a fan on top of the maple cabinets.
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“The fan up there was in my grandpa’s workshop for many, many years,” he said. As an avid cook, there is one of several gifts from his aunt hanging from the oven. “My aunt hand-screen printed this towel, and she doesn’t live here, so it’s a nice reminder,” he said. “I love to cook, so my kitchen gets used a lot.” One of the most meaningful sections is a collection of Feller’s grandmother’s recipes on pieces like a clipboard and cutting board. “That’s actually my grandma’s handwriting,” he said. “She passed away 15 years ago, and I cooked with her a lot, so it’s nice to have that sentimental piece.” There is also one of a couple photos from trips to Hawaii in the kitchen, which looks beautiful, but the story behind it is not. “That’s Electric Beach in Honolulu. It’s such a gorgeous photo, but it was a terrifying experience,” said Feller. “I’ve never really snorkeled in my life, and it was really, really rough that day. We heard a day later there was a shark attack near there 24 hours prior.”
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O DINING In Feller’s “urban dwelling” there is a small space for a table, which his narrow wooden dining set fits perfectly. “The table is custom. My sister and brother-in-law within the last couple of years have gotten into woodworking, and they had some slabs of wood and had one that didn’t work for them, and it was exactly what I wanted,” he said.
Feller added the legs and found chairs to complete the project.
another thing I wanted to customize in my space was lighting.”
“That knot in the table actually goes all the way through so you can see light through it,” he said.
Feller also got creative and placed décor on the exposed beams with things that make him happy, like a South Dakota cheese board and faux taxidermy.
He also made the light fixture after researching the process. “I saw the project online and loved it, and I made it myself,” he said. “That was
“Seasonally I’ll have different banners and items up there,” he said. On the beam leading into
the living room is a colorful boomerang. “We had a white elephant party with friends around Christmas, and a former coworker of mine is super quirky and that year she brought me a few things,” he continued. “[The boomerang] was in its original packaging from the ‘70s and I didn’t want to give it away, so I decided to keep it.”
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O LIVING ROOM A lot of mixed patterns are in the living room, with faux cowhide chairs, the statement rug, throw pillows, and a palm leaf tapestry.
Walking to the center of the room, he explained there are a lot of pieces that are special to him.
“There’s a lot of patterns, and I’m sure it gives some people anxiety,” he laughed. “I like playing with different patterns and combining them. It’s not necessarily something you think of, and I like to play off of that and challenge that. It’s interesting how things can work out, or at least they do in my mind.”
He pointed to the coffee table, “This trunk was actually what my grandma stored her wedding dress in.”
There is plenty of seating with two chairs and a large couch, which is ideal for hosting. “I have friends over quite a bit,” said Feller. “It’s perfect in the summer for block parties, Downtown Riverfest, or the 605 Summer Classic to come over before we go out.”
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Marbles on the side table were Feller’s grandparents’, and he keeps them there “as a reminder.” A variety of plants are around the loft to add more life (though many aren’t real) and pops of green. Greens, greys, and yellows are Feller’s favorite colors. “Those are colors I gravitate toward,” he said. “I feel there’s still a bit of masculinity in it, but also very styled. They play quite well together, and I’m not afraid of color.”
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FELLER’S LOFT HAS BEEN FEATURED IN THE DOWNTOWN LOFT TOUR.
“I HAVE AN ADDICTION WITH THROW PILLOWS AND BLANKETS.”
O MASTER BEDROOM Down the short hallway is the bathroom, the master bedroom, and the guest bedroom. We entered the impressively spacious master that has a walk-in closet.
“The dice were my grandpa's,” he said.
An antique can is used as a side table from the Four Seasons Flea Market in Madison. Sitting on the table are more tiny details that are important to Feller.
“It’s a bed spring that she cut into pieces,” he said. “They’ve been a couple of colors, so it changes depending on what style I have going on.”
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On the wall is another gift from his aunt (who he said is so close in age he almost considers her a sister).
The dresser was originally from his grandparents’ home and has been passed down several generations. “It was a funky wood color, and many years ago we painted in black and gave it a new life,” he explained. “I loved that it was something my grandma had used and that my mom had growing up.”
The art above the master bed is from a local artist Idali Hall, who displays at Rehfeld’s. “She did those custom for me,” said Feller.
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HOME + LIVING “I HAVE A LOT OF PLANTS AND MANY OF THEM AREN’T REAL.”
O GUEST BEDROOM It’s no surprise that the guest bed itself is a statement full of colors and designs, including banana printed pillow cases. The bed itself is from the Novogratz Collection. “If there was any sort of style that mine has evolved into I would say it’s theirs,” said Feller. “I like that their pieces tell a story.” Feller ordered a full bed and a queen arrived. He said he decided to keep it, even though it took up a lot of space in the smaller room. “This room was more of a challenge,” said Feller. “There isn’t a ton of space, but it works for what it is.” On the dresser is more color with a Rubik’s Cube and
more memorabilia from his grandparents. “My grandma gave me that [ship in the bottle] after a trip to Lake Michigan,” he said. A very unique light is in the corner that was made with an antique (also from Four Seasons Flea Market). “That’s a vent from the top of a building,” he said. “I thought it would be a neat lamp, and my brother’s an electrician, so we turned it into one.” There is also a small office nook and a chair for reading or resting. These small spaces are great for overnight guests. “I have guests quite a bit,” he said. “There are a lot of family and friends who come to town.”
With downtown growing and expanding every year, Feller says he doesn’t see himself going anywhere anytime soon. “Downtown has that great vibe, and this building has so much personality and character that you’ll never find in new construction, and especially out in suburbia. That really speaks to me.” FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT THECRANECENTRE.COM.
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SIOUX FALLS SPECIALTY HOSPITAL’S URGENT CARE
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N THE CORNER OF 85TH STREET AND MINNESOTA AVENUE IN SIOUX FALLS SITS THE SIOUX FALLS SPECIALTY HOSPITAL’S URGENT CARE UNIT. AT FIRST GLANCE, THOUGH, THE ANGULAR GLASS BUILDING MAY LOOK MORE LIKE A MODERN ART MUSEUM THAN A HEALTHCARE FACILITY. And that’s the idea. The unit’s chief executive officer, Dr. Blake Curd, says the building was designed with a purpose in mind. From the wrap-around windows to the architectural elements made to
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resemble a heart monitor, Sioux Falls Urgent Care was built to be different when it opened late last fall. “People are used to a certain type of architecture in this part of the country,” said Dr. Curd. “We wanted something that stood out from the norm in terms of hospital concepts.” The facility, which combines urgent care with occupational medicine, is filled with new forms of advanced medical technology, something Curd says makes it noteworthy for the area. “Modernism and tech were very important to us when designing the building,” he said. “You see some things common in technology reflected in healthcare. We wanted to wrap that idea of new technology around an extremely functional and inviting environment.”
As a combination urgent care and occupational medicine facility, patients can have a variety of needs met when they come through the building’s tall glass doors. Curd says the urgent care designation of the facility means that anyone can walk in without an appointment and be treated for whatever is bothering them, from work injuries to a sore throat. Being an occupational medicine unit as well, pre-employment physicals, drug screenings, and vision testing are common occurrences. Both the urgent care and the occupational medicine units are open on weekends. Curd says he believes the dual purposes of the building make it especially valuable for employers in the area. “This is the only facility I know of that combines the two,” he said. “We
designed it to flip back and forth depending on the need.” And patient needs, whether that be a broken toe or hearing test for an employer, are what the facility was designed to cater to. Too often patients have to go inside urgent care units to get treatment, but with its bright and sleek feel, Curd wants patients to know they aren’t walking into a place full of doom and gloom, but one that was made with their comfort in mind. “This is one of the only purpose-built buildings for urgent care in the world,” said Curd. “This wasn’t some other building that was converted into what it is now. It’s here for the purpose of caring for people.” And that purpose is reflected from the moment patients enter the facility.
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O DESIGN & HEALTH: SIOUX FALLS SPECIALTY HOSPITAL’S URGENT CARE CONT. The reception area is well lit and full of bright colors, and with easy access to charging stations, patients can be productive while they wait. But the attention to detail doesn’t end when patients exit the waiting area and are shown into a treatment room. “Patients want to know that care was taken to create the environment that they’re in,” said Curd. “There was a lot of time and energy put into making this building what it is today, and patients then know that a lot of time and energy will be put into taking care of them.” Curd says that both patients and staff that work at Sioux Falls Urgent Care have responded favorably to the modern building, and there are plans to translate its emphasis on contemporary, technology-based design into new facilities in the area. “As Sioux Falls continues to expand, we’ll look for new facilities to reflect what we have in this building and customize other endeavors,” said Curd. “It’s a different healthcare experience, and we want our patients to know that from the moment they walk in.” FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT SFSHURGENTCARE.COM. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
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COME VISIT Lake Madison WITH OVER 2,800 ACRES OF SOME OF THE BEST FISHING AND BOATING, CANOEING, KAYAKING, AND SWIMMING, LAKE MADISON HAS PLENTY TO DO JUST IN THE LAKE ITSELF. 605 TOOK AN AFTERNOON EXPLORING SOME OF THE OPTIONS OUTSIDE OF THE WATER.
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FOR COFFEE OR LUNCH O SUNDOG COFFEE 100 S. EGAN AVE.
Stop by Madison's only beer, wine, and coffee shop owned by husband and wife duo Rob Honomichl and Samantha Contrino. The couple moved to town with friends Ethan Jones, manager, and Brandon Swords, assistant manager, hoping to create a place “for people to linger in.” “The whole concept behind Sundog Coffee is we want to take a taste of the world, focusing on more Americana aspects of it, and give it to Madison, South Dakota,” said Jones. “This town is kind of a clash between the past and the future. We’ve got the cyber-tech school, we’ve got farmers. We’re trying to appeal to everybody. ” As far as food, Sundog is best known for sandwiches. “If you come in here, you want to try The LeRoy sandwich,” said Jones.
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This hearty smoked sausage is served on a hoagie roll, and the menu instructs patrons to “ask a barista for the latest details.” If you’re not too hungry, check out small bites like fruit salad, a parfait, muffins, donuts, bagels, cookies, and more. Need a caffeine fix? The Sundog crew says they’re trying to push the envelope with “more rare coffee varietals.” Drinks include standard coffee shop items, and there are fun options like coffee drip, the Bee’s Knees Latte, and the popular Quilted Latte. “WE ALL MOVED HERE AND HAD SOME GOOD IDEAS AND STARTED FROM SCRATCH. ONE THING WE’VE LOCKED DOWN IS THAT EVERYONE LOVES THE LEROY SANDWICH.” — BRANDON SWORDS
The LeRoy is a chicken salad sandwich with a secret recipe “passed down for generations.”
The team recently launched brunch, which they hope to start serving every weekend.
“It’s my dad’s recipe from Georgia,” said Swords. “It’s a little bit different than the chicken salad you can find around here.”
If beer is more your taste, patrons can purchase craft beer to order in or to buy offsale. Two beers are always on tap and growlers are available.
Other unique offerings include The Hawaiian with ham, swiss, pineapple, and bbq sauce on a King Hawaiian bun, or Rise & Shine with thick-cut bacon, ham, egg, and cheese on “the best bagel in South Dakota.”
Jones said, “We hope to be a place that could be found in any city in the world.”
One interesting item on the chalkboard menu is The Sundog.
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WHAT: HOBO MARLIN’S PUMPKIN TRAIN
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WHERE: PRAIRIE VILLAGE MADISON
WHEN: OCTOBER 6 11 A.M. - 4 P.M.
PRICE: DONATION OF $5 CHILDREN 12 & UNDER ADULTS AND TEENS $2
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All of the buildings are actual historical buildings that have been refurbished, including “Junius Bank,” which was built in 1906 on the land of John Wadden (the president of the bank). It was moved in 1967 to Prairie Village. Each location is filled with timeappropriate artifacts.
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This includes a ull-sized railroad that Wahl says operates weekly on Saturdays during their regular season and special events. Events include school tours, the Prairie Village Pageant, Railroad Days, and the (giant) Annual Steam Threshing Jamboree. Also on site are agricultural displays, steam tractors, a sawmill, and much more. Snacks are available at the gift shop.
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One of the biggest displays is the Hershell-Spillman Steam Carousel that is over 100 years old. “It’s an original wood carousel still able to be powered by steam,” said Wahl. “It’s well over 100 years old and just went through a major restoration and just came back to us a few weeks ago.” Grab a bite during your visit and stop by the gift shop. Staying the night? Camping is available on site. While it’s closed after Labor Day, check for events (see side bar) and plan a trip for next year!
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O BROADWATER BAR 6625 WENTWORTH PARK DR.
This establishment is a Lake Madison staple and is located on the Northeast side. It’s one of the only places to offer lakeside fuel service where patrons can let the “dock-boys” help as they go in to eat and relax. “There are eight docks to pull up to,” said owner Kurt Smith. Friends and families can look over the lake from the famous oversized beach chair (which is also a great photo opp) and can be served outside. During the summer, live music is played Fridays and Saturday on the outdoor stage, and karaoke is offered certain evenings. “I think our biggest attraction is our patio and the outdoor bar,” said Smith. Order appetizers like Mini Tacos, Fried Pickle Chips, Nachos, or the famous Broadwater Shrimp (lightly battered shrimp, tossed in a homemade creamy sriracha sauce). Fan of the sauce? Order The Broadwater sandwich for your main course - grilled cajun chicken served on a ciabatta roll, topped with bacon, swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, garlic aioli, and drizzled with ranch dressing. Try other entrées like the Black Angus Sirloin, Canadian Walleye, or Salmon. Burgers are available, like the Uncle Don Burger, a bacon-cheddar burger topped with a fried egg. Are you a grilled cheese lover? Try the Build Your Own Grilled Cheese with a choice of bread, meat, cheese, and veggies. “We really concentrate on items made from scratch and homemade sauces,” said Smith. Happy hour is 4-6 p.m. Wednesday-Friday. Smith added, “We also have prime rib every Saturday night with homemade au jus. It’s a totally different piece of meat than you’ve had anywhere else.” Open Wednesday through Friday 3 p.m. to close and Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to close. (605) 483-3525 BROADWATERBAR.COM
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LAKE MADISON IS APPROXIMATELY 16 FEET DEEP AT ITS DEEPEST POINT.
MADISON IS HOME TO DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED ON MARCH 5, 1881
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FOR DINNER O PRIME TIME TAVERN 204 EGAN AVE. S.
Long day on the lake? Treat yourself to a nice dinner at Prime Time Tavern. Best known for steak and prime rib, the cozy restaurant has warm wooden tones, and modern, exposed lighting. “It’s more a 'come as you are' atmosphere we want,” said owner Todd Mosser. “Dress up if you’d like, or be casual.” Mosser says Prime Time prides themselves on great food, service, and people. Start the experience with appetizers like Chips and Homemade Salsa, 7 oz. Steak Tips, or Loaded Nachos. “What I hear is that our steak tips are fantastic, and that’s definitely a go-to item for people who love comfort food,” he said.
“ONE THING IS WE WANT PEOPLE TO COME IN FOR DATE NIGHT AND KNOW THEY DIDN’T BREAK THE BANK FOR DINNER.” - TODD MOSSER
Order a Filet Mignon Monday through Thursday for a 6 or 9 oz., or get Prime Rib Friday and Saturday. The 8, 12, 16, or 24 oz. prime rib comes with a baked potato, their signature wedge salad, french bread, and homemade au jus. “We’re known for our prime rib and reasonably priced meals,” said Mosser. Order a local craft beer with your meal, or try one of their Jumbo Margaritas (only $2 on Mondays all day). Enjoy happy hour 4-6 p.m. every day. Still hungry? Try one of their desserts, like the cheesecake or bread pudding (ask for the flavor of the week). Mosser said of their menu pricing, “It’s a community where we don’t want to you go out and spend a lot of money to have a good meal.” Open Monday through Thursday 4-9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday 4-10 p.m. (605) 556-0288 FACEBOOK
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SPEARFISH INDOOR CLIMBING GYM
Brings the Outdoors In BY KAYLYN DEITER
Climbing Devils Tower. Scaling the cliffs of Spearfish Canyon. Bouldering in the Black Hills. Each adventurous pursuits in their own right, but what if all three could be enjoyed together? In a single location? Without having to deal with the elements?
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THE CLIMBING COMMUNITY IS QUICKLY GROWING. BUT AS WE ALL KNOW, WINTERS ARE LONG, AND SUMMER WEATHER CAN BE UNPREDICTABLE. OUR FACILITY ALLOWS FOR PEOPLE TO CLIMB YEAR-ROUND.”
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At the High Mountain Climbing Gym in Spearfish they can be. Owner Justin Stephens opened the state-ofthe art indoor rock climbing gym this past May after hearing customers at High Mountain’s three outdoors stores asking about the addition of an indoor climbing gym. Stephens set out to fill that need.
Bouldering, or rock climbing on boulders without ropes or a harness, is also a major sport in the area, Stephens says. So naturally, he made sure High Mountain had a bouldering section. The gym is open seven days a week, and anyone from seasoned climbers to novices can enjoy High Mountain’s variety of climbing features designed for any skill level. The only thing each area of the gym has in common? Stephens’ commitment to taking the outdoors inside in a way that pays tribute to the natural beauty of the area, not simplifies it.
“Our design is welcoming and interesting to climbers of all ages,” said Stephens. “We have lots of young kids climbing every day, along with expert climbers who come and climb when they pass through town. A lot of our “A good portion of customers are people who ‘have our guests are BHSU always wanted to try that.’”
students, many of whom moved to Spearfish from other places and are brand new to the kind of outdoor experiences Spearfish offers. Our gym is one way to introduce them to climbing.”
“We were very intentional on creating climbing walls and features in our gym that replicate actual areas of the Black Hills,” said Stephens. And when climbers set foot in the gym, they’ll take notice. “One wall has something called ‘crack volumes’ which replicate the style of climbing in cracks found on Devils Tower,” said Stephens. “On another wall we have overhangs and features that enable people to train for climbing the limestone cliffs of Spearfish Canyon.”
“Since the first day our Spearfish gym opened, the number one question we’ve been asked is, ‘When are you going to open a gym in Rapid City?’" said Stephens. "Both cities have large climbing communities, and we are very happy to provide them with indoor climbing facilities.” Stephens says the Rapid City gym will feature its own kid-specific climbing area, along with an events space for things like birthday parties and teambuilding activities. Though he came from a retail family, Stephens says his love of the outdoors was what inspired him to open High Mountain’s gear stores, and the subsequent customer feedback in the stores spurred on his venture into the gyms.
Recently Stephens says a customer stopped by the retail store in Custer to ask for a hiking recommendation. The next day he came back, just to tell Stephens how proud and accomplished he felt after that hike. “I love helping people reach those summits,” said Stephens, “both literally and figuratively.” FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT HIGH MOUNTAIN CLIMBING GYM’S FACEBOOK PAGE.
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Working with a former climbing gym manager and expert climbing gym route setters in Spearfish, Stephens was able to design a gym that brought the best of the Black Hills indoors, while staying true to the natural rock features found in his own backyard.
That same commitment to design and passion for making rock climbing accessible to everyone will translate into their second indoor climbing gym opening this winter in Rapid City.
“I absolutely love helping people find and grow in their outdoor passions,” said Stephens. “Yes, there is the health and athletic aspect of it, but I think that the more important piece is what being outdoors and hiking or climbing a mountain can do for one's mind and spirit.”
Rent ropes and a helmet Peruse climbing guidebooks Take group climbing classes Host a community-building event Throw a birthday party Meet other climbers Purchase climbing shoes or harnesses
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When Bill Barber began construction on a historic school building just outside of downtown Rapid City, he knew the project was more than just a unique remodel. It was an opportunity to breathe new life into a community. Originally constructed in 1908, The Garfield building
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operated as a school for nearly a century, until it was decommissioned by the Rapid City School District in 2007. At the time, the property was sold at auction to a group looking to start up an art school in the historic space. Ultimately, nothing transpired with the project, and the building continued to sit empty.
Barber, the vice president and project manager for Glen C. Barber and Associates Inc. (GBA), frequented the school on his running route. As someone steeped in the construction industry, it was hard not to take notice. “I’d run around the block at night and just always thought
it would be a neat, interesting project,” he said. And, as a Rapid City native, the project’s potential was meaningful to Barber in more ways than one. “It’s a really unique property, and it was an opportunity to repurpose the neighborhood and give it a jump start,” said Barber.
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If the appeal of transforming a 107-year-old structure to new life as an apartment complex wasn’t enough, moving forward on this project was a step toward transforming a quiet, older neighborhood into a desirous place to live, says Barber. And so, three years ago, he made an offer on the property. What followed was roughly a year and a half of planning, demolition, and construction. Barber and his team worked tirelessly to create an intentionally designed, multifamily living complex with 12 distinctive units. The complex exists today as part of a larger project, dubbed Garfield Green. On the surrounding school grounds, the Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity constructed eight single-family homes. “Creating community was an important part of us wanting to do this project,” Barber said. The combination of modern apartment living, affordable housing, and the area’s existing homes aim to build a unique and diverse demographic for what Barber believes is an up-andcoming neighborhood. The location is quiet and residential, with the conveniences of downtown living just blocks away. The Rushmore Plaza Civic Center, Central High School, downtown Rapid City, and the city’s system of parks and trails, are all within walking distance of the Garfield. “It’s a neighborhood where it’s just starting to turn over in ownership from the original people that moved there in the '50s and '60s,” said Barber. “It’s just coming into its new phase.”
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O Backsplashes and wall coverings in several units
O Baseboards, built-ins, walls, and touches of character
Today, the Garfield is at full occupancy, home to a mix of students, young professionals, and plenty of dogs (it’s pet friendly and includes an enclosed yard). But pet-friendly living and a convenient location aren’t the only draws to moving into The Garfield. Like any historic structure, the old school building offered plenty of character for Barber and his team to work with.
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“It was fun to peel back all the layers,” said Barber. “We tried to reuse and take advantage of as much of the building materials as possible.” Each unit is distinct, with different elements of the building’s former life shining through. It’s an old building refreshed with modern style. According to architect Gene Fennel, the style can best be described as "artistic minimalism."
Fennel, the lead of the design team for the project, appreciated the chance to bring new life to a community and a structure, and to see old materials come back as new items. “The Garfield offers Rapid City a unique housing opportunity for a discerning clientele,” said Fennel. Much of the original structure was removed to create the artistic, minimal style Fennel referred to. Plaster, framing, studs, and floor
joists were ripped out, exposing the stone and brick foundation. “We really just deconstructed the building, stripped it down to its bones,” said Barber. Throughout the units, elements like traditional black chalkboards, the old gymnasium floor, and even the auditorium stage were reimagined to fit a residential purpose, while still honoring the building’s history.
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“I tried to do each unit so that it’d be a place I’d like to live.” —BILL BARBER, OWNER & CONTRACTOR
One of the greatest challenges the GBA team faced was the abundance of common areas in the building. “In a space like that, there’s a lot of common spaces and hallways, and we wanted to eliminate the majority of that to create individual living spaces,” explained Barber. “So that created a really unique property where you have access from each part of the building.” The team’s incorporation of the original hallways allows tenants to enter the building from all sides.
“The building, which was inherently non-accessible, is now an example of accessibility and adaptability, plus a possibility for a unique mix of neighbors, energizing a transitional neighborhood,” said Fennel. Beyond those unique touches, Barber and his team took care to include desirable amenities as well. The original boiler room now functions as a storage space and bicycle workshop, meaning residents don’t need to bring their bikes into their units.
Raised garden beds were also constructed outside, which tenants have enjoyed filling with a variety of crops. “They’ve got corn, squash, flowers, and strawberries,” said Barber. “It’s been really neat to see them jumping into that.” And the amenities don’t end in the common spaces. Each unit has a washer and dryer, but beyond that, Barber intentionally created a modern, open layout with plenty of built-in features.
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Much of the original wood flooring was repurposed into larger furniture items, such as wardrobes, dressers, and mobile kitchen islands. “We wanted to make it as easy and affordable for people to live there as possible,” said Barber. “With these builtins, you don’t necessarily have to have a dresser or a kitchen table to live here. Repurposing these elements was something that just kind of excited me and made it fun to build.” When possible, units were equipped with balconies and patios. The west-facing units have private patios, and upstairs apartments get to share an outdoor space with views of the skyline, downtown, and of course, Black Hills sunsets. Additionally, local artist Bob H. Miller was commissioned to create all the wayfinding elements and apartment numbers. “Each doorway is a piece of art,” said Barber. Miller’s artwork is also featured on a grander scale, in the school’s higher windows. “We took some of those windows, and instead of replacing them with new glass or a solid color, we had some of his artwork photographed and then overlaid onto the panels,” said Barber. “Hopefully it can be sort of a landmark for the property. It really adds something to the neighborhood.”
“It was fun during construction to have people coming up to us in the neighborhood, saying ‘Gosh, we’re so happy something’s happening with the school,’” he said. The team received many similar comments of appreciation during the process, but not everyone thought the project was sensible. “Even when we did an appraisal, the best value or use was said to be to tear it down and build low-income housing,” recalled Barber. “We’re pleased we got to do what we did, and it’s been well received.” When the GBA team saw the opportunity to build community in a quiet neighborhood, they felt it was important to move forward. “It would have been really easy for that not to have happened, but we really believe it was the first step toward this neighborhood becoming a thriving area,” said Barber. While the building is currently at full occupancy, interested parties can learn more from the property management team at Complete Property Management. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT THE-GARFIELD.COM.
The project has been completed now just under a year, and Barber is pleased with the results.
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ABV: 5.5%
IBU: 18
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Dakota Harvest is an experimental ale showcasing a very light malt profile and apple juice. Brewed for the SD Game, Fish, and Parks 100 Year Tradition contest, this fruited ale will quench your thirst for something unique in the brewing industry.
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This is one of the more unique beers Fernson has made. Like their hazy IPAs, there is a juicy hop-driven body, while the passion fruit adds semi-tart and sweet character.
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When Mike Haskett opened an eatery in 2012, he wanted to create a casual atmosphere with real food made by real people. M.B. Haskett, located in downtown Sioux Falls, accomplished just that with an eclectic menu of tastes that combine traditional recipes from around the world with the talented team’s flare. The location is now a community and restaurant staple.
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Already known as one of the top places to grab breakfast in the state, their evening menu recently had a makeover for a more informal dinner experience. Haskett gave 605 a bite (or five) of one of the offerings, along with a refreshing beverage.
GINGER PEACH SANGRIA INGREDIENTS
2 parts Ginger Peach Tea (*loose leaf tea can be purchased at M.B. Haskett)
1 Part of favorite rosé wine
Sprig of mint
DIRECTIONS
Mix up to taste and enjoy.
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CHICKEN PUTTANESCA
ART IS T IC LIBAT IONS
INGREDIENTS
Chicken breast
Seasoned flour (with pepper and salt)
1 Egg scrambled
3 Anchovy filets, coarsely chopped (optional)
Panko bread crumbs
3 Tbl. olive oil, divided
1 Shallot, julienned
2 Garlic cloves, finely chopped
1 Tbl. of capers
3 Oz. of Kalamata olives, coarsely chopped
1 Medium tomato, diced largely
2 Oz. Dry white wine
Salt
Pepper
Fresh basil, chiffonade-cut
1 Lemon wedge
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DIRECTIONS
Season the chicken breast with salt and pepper to taste.
Dredge it in seasoned flour, shake off excess flour.
Whisk egg vigorously, until yolk and egg whites are foamy.
Dip chicken breast into egg mixture until it’s fully coated.
Coat it with panko bread crumbs.
In a sauté pan, with medium-high heat, coat the pan with olive oil.
Begin to fry the breaded chicken breast until it’s light brown on one side.
Flip it, and let it cook through on medium-low heat.
Remove chicken breast to let it rest.
Wipe out any crumbs from the pan, and add more olive oil.
Add the julienned shallot and chopped garlic cloves.
Sauté until light brown, mostly wilted on medium heat.
Add the anchovies, let cook for 30 seconds.
Add capers, olives, and tomatoes.
Continue to sauté for 30 seconds.
Add the wine and salt and pepper to taste.
Plate chicken breast with the Puttanesca sauce over the top.
Garnish with basil and lemon wedge.
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here’s a new Mexican restaurant opening in Spearfish,” someone mentioned last spring.
For some reason I didn’t jump for joy at the tip. Why? I feared it was going to be "just another Mexican restaurant” that may or may not have good salsa (big problems, right?) and would turn out to be an average AmericanMexican restaurant experience where it doesn’t really matter if you order the enchilada or burrito, because they’re almost the same thing. Back in town this past July, my partner in crime Liz and I walked from Main Street to Illinois Street to find said new place that opened May 3. It’s so small we literally walked past it.
“Sir, do you know where Antuñez Cuisine is?” I asked a stranger confidently as they pointed their thumb back over their shoulder. It was right in front of us. “Of course it is,” I said bashfully, as I sashayed past him and saw several tables outside of the quaint establishment. Inside was adorable. The walls were specklepainted a dark ocean blue, and there was a framed Chocolat poster near the front. If
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O ANTUÑEZ CUISINE
TRY IT: We didn’t get to them, but these items are on our list for next time… APPETIZERS
CLASSIC CEVICHE A traditionally prepared ceviche using lime and orange slices, chiles, onion, olives, and cilantro. Mixed with the freshest of seafood and plated with half an avocado.
BRUSCHETTA DE ESPAÑA A Spanish take on Italy’s classic bruschetta. Pan-fried artisan bread, topped with seasoned butter beans, roasted tomato, freshly wilted spinach and kale, and their homemade lemon and roasted garlic aioli.
TACOS DE LA CASA Two tacos per plate and choice of beans and arroz verde.
BEEF CHILE COLORADO A very deep and richly flavored beef, slow-braised with chiles, spices, herbs, and dark chocolate. Piled on two warm corn tortillas and topped with homemade crema, fresh chopped lettuce, homemade green hot sauce, cilantro, and onion.
ENCHILADAS, QUESADILLAS, & TOSTADAS
ROJO (RED) CHICKEN Two enchiladas rolled with corn tortillas, with their spiced and roasted chicken. Topped with rojo sauce, cilantro, and a sprinkle of melty cheese. Served with choice of beans and arroz verde.
DOUBLE CHEESE & GREEN CHILE QUESADILLA Two cheeses, fire roasted green chiles, chopped onion, salsa verde and Cholula hot sauce, all melted inside a flour tortilla. Served with a side of homemade chipotle crema.
SALADS
HEARTS OF PALM & MANGO An exotic and tropical mix of fresh cut hearts of palm and mango tossed with a lime vinaigrette and cilantro, topped with a locally produced poached hen’s egg.
DINNER
BARRAMUNDI FISH GRILLED IN BANANA LEAVES A sweet and flaky fish, sustainably sourced from Australian waters. Wrapped in banana leaves with homemade green chimichurri, lemon, and scallion, grilled to perfection. Served with arroz verde and sauteed zucchini and squash.
GRILLED QUAIL WITH ADOBO BUTTER AND CHIPOTLE GRAPE GLAZE Two semi-boneless quail seasoned with house rub, grilled to perfection, then topped with adobo compound butter and chipotle grape glaze. Served with arroz verde, sauteed zucchini and squash, and choice of beans. Chipotle grape glaze served on the side.
DESSERT
CHOCOLATE & ANCHO CHILE CREME BRULEE A rich and delicious dessert made with 70 percent dark chocolate and ancho chile. Caramelized sugar on top with a 23k gold leaf.
PALETA (FRUIT POPSICLE)
GUAVA & HIBISCUS FLOWER Dark purple popsicle with rosemary and compound sugar.
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O ANTUÑEZ CUISINE CONT.
you have a Chocolat poster around, I’m already a fan (hello, houseboat Johnny Depp?!). There were also pieces from a piano used as art on the wall, as well as part of the custom host stand and bar in the corner. We were greeted by a staff member who took us outside on the patio, per our request for food lighting (though I wish we could have stayed inside for the unique ambiance).
mother), Sabrina Heredia. That’s when we found out that Heredia was also a level one sommelier. Holy wow. “I feel that South Dakota is wide open for new wines and flavors to come in,” said Heredia, who is from California. “[We want] to be bold enough to make a demand for those and pair them properly.”
Receiving the giant paper menus, we read the restaurant was “beautiful, flavorful, nutritious cuisine from Mexico, South America, and Spain.” Alright, alright (throwback). Let’s do this. I also noticed that, once again, somehow Spearfish seems to be ahead on restaurants being very vegetarian and gluten-free conscious, as options were noted on their menu. Even Leones’ Creamery in town has gluten-free ice cream (duh, did you think I could talk about food and Spearfish and not mention this?). Owner and chef Jared DeGraaf came out to say hello, as well as owner and chef (also DeGraaf’s
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She asked if she could pair wine and beer with our meals. It’s like we won the lottery or something. I looked for Ashton Kutcher to see if we were being punked, but lucky for us, we were not (throwback). First up, the Pork Carnitas. The menu is helpful and also has some fun descriptions. For example, “the taco that helped put them on the map” is “a party in your mouth” with pork shoulder spiced with house rub and slow-roasted, piled on warm corn tortillas, and topped with homemade cilantro aioli, cabbage slaw, cotija cheese, and cilantro and onion. I could see why this is their numberone seller. But before I really even dug in, I went for the side of rice, because. Well. Rice, right?! It was nice and
light, which is good to have with a heavier meal. The other side was Mexican pinto beans, which were made with pork belly. I never just eat beans, and I had to focus on the main prize after finding myself eating more beans than I anticipated. The main dish was on top of a shell, so we couldn’t find a way to pick it up, nor did we think we should after some quick dialogue on the topic. We grabbed a fork and went to town. There was definitely a party in my mouth with all of the fresh flavors. Liz commented, “The aioli is fantastic.” It paired well with a Dos Equis to showcase their draft beer selection. Next up, the Spinach & Mushroom Enchildadas, which had two enchiladas rolled with corn tortillas, with a “mouth-watering” blend of spinach, mushroom, diced green chiles, and herbs. They were topped with verde sauce, cilantro, and a sprinkle of melted cheese. The side of Cuban Black Beans was very good and flavorful. I thought
I would be polite and try them as I’m not normally a fan, but I had more bites and realized… maybe I was eating black beans at the wrong places? This dish was swimming in verde sauce, which is everything I could ask for. I could drink it. Not really, but doesn’t it sound kind of good? What a great option in general and for a vegetarian for sure. Also, this was paired with a rosé. Trust me, I was still pinching myself at the pairings. A white wine came out with Smoked Salmon Tostadas. This consisted of three freshly fried corn tortillas, topped with smoked salmon, homemade chipotle crema, avocado, cucumber, crispy pan fried onions, and cilantro. “A heavenly union of flavors,” said the once-again clever menu. The shell was so crispy, and it was a delight. It was all so light, and the flavors went so well together. Smoked salmon for sure was a homerun, but my favorite was the onions... until I ate more homemade crema. Die.
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SABRINA THE SOMMELIER
When I handed the plate to Liz, I stared at it longingly. “Heavenly it is,” she said after a taste. As if this wasn’t enough, out came the Dry Aged Beef Boneless New York Steak with Saffron Butter. The 12-14 oz. steak dry aged in-house at Spearfish’s Prairie Harvest was seasoned with house rub, grilled “to perfection,” then plated with housemade saffron compound butter.
Because there were two of us, we asked for it to be done medium, which super annoyed Liz because she’s a rare steak kind of gal. She took the first bite. “If this was medium rare, I would cry,” said Liz, genuinely. I took my first bite, and the saffron butter hit my entire body. I mumbled, “Omg, omg, omg,” and made other noises that could be confused as otherwise. It was even better with the red wine pairing.
“This is straight up fine Spanish dining,” I said, realizing I said it in the least “fine dining” sounding way. Finishing up, we chatted about what could possibly be our favorite part, as DeGraaf came out to chat and told us we had to try their dessert. We looked at each other and nodded, as in, “Let’s do this.” Dessert meant a piece of Chubby Chipmunk Chocolate, which, if you haven’t heard of it
yet, do it now. These South Dakota truffle delicacies are based out of Deadwood, and also have a location in the Hotel Alex Johnson in Rapid City (also, fun fact, Chubby Chipmunk has been found in Grammy and Academy Award celebrity gift bags). Impressed? I was even more impressed that DeGraaf said Antuñez has a special Chubby Chipmunk made just for their eatery Chocolate Spice.
Owner and chef Sabrina Heredia is also a level one sommelier, which is a wine steward, or a knowledgeable wine professional who goes through impressive formal training. Heredia can take patrons' dining experience several steps further by pairing each dish with a recommended wine.
I took a bite and kept making “wooh” noises, as the sweet turned into a spicy kick. So many “woohs” were made, in fact, that the guy at the table next to us was like, “Yeah? Is that pretty spicy?” In the most delicious way, yes, sir.
BOTTOM LINE: What an experience. This is a must in South Dakota as a whole. DeGraaf sat and chatted with us for a while, and soon after I saw him talking to a couple and giving them tips on what to do around the area. The food was so fresh and uses local ingredients, as well as having a sommelier on hand (what?!). Go. Now. Go.
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AMBIANCE
PRICE Lunch ranges around $10-$13 for exquisite dining. Expect more the $20-$30 range for dinner, but it should be that, if not more. And budget for wine, because if you don’t, you’re foolish.
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This is one of the cutest new eateries I’ve seen in a while. It felt like I stepped out of Spearfish and walked into Europe. Every single one of the staff and family members were so kind, it’s like we've known them forever. With the piano art, the unique blue walls, and the intimacy of maybe a dozen tables, this is an experience. Also, the restroom had a cell phone holder. It’s the small things.
OPEN TUESDAY TO THURSDAY 11 A.M. - 8 P.M. AND FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M.
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ATUÑEZ IS VERY MUCH A FAMILY BUSINESS, WITH MORE THAN HALF THE STAFF AND OWNERS CONSISTING OF RELATIVES.
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CURRENTLY THERE ARE NO TOGO ORDERS, AND THEY DON’T ACCEPT RESERVATIONS.
Before I even get to the actual real things, let’s talk about what’s important to me. They had huge Diet Cokes. Already winning. The wine selection is insane, the food comes from local sources and is catered to all types of clientele. Saffron butter, we will see each other again. And Chocolate Chipmunk... I see you.
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FAMILY EVENTS SEPTEMBER 2018 SEPTEMBER 8 SUPER 2ND SATURDAY Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.
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SEPTEMBER 8-9 ONCE UPON A FESTIVAL Storybook Island, Rapid City. All day. More info: storybookisland.org.
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SEPTEMBER 9 MUSEUM’S 8TH YEAR CELEBRATION Children’s Museum of South Dakota, Brookings. 12 p.m. More info: prairieplay.org.
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SEPTEMBER 14 FAMILY NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM Dakota Discovery Museum, Mitchell. All day. More info: dakotadiscovery.com.
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SEPTEMBER 21-23 & 28-30 ROALD DAHL’S WILLY WONKA Performing Arts Center, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: bhct.org.
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It was A Magical Summer Afterall BY TRACY KIRBY CRISTA BALLARD PHOTOGRAPHY
I was sitting out on a restaurant patio today and I felt it: The undeniable hint of fall riding on an almost-crisp breeze. I looked up at the sky and shuddered with a tinge of sorrow. Summer is heaving its last breath for the year. Now, if you know me, you know winters have become synonymous with… well, to put it boldly, torture. Yes, I am that dramatic. Something about the negative degree temps, inhumane windchills, childhood colds, and the disappearance of grass and sun for months on end is honestly wretchedly tortuous. But this year, while I am dreading the inevitable winterpocalypse that is ready to afflict us all, my tinge of sorrow is actually rooted in another cause altogether.
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Before summer began, I read a piece online about how we realistically (Lord willing) have 18 summers with our children while they are living under our roof. Only eighteen. Meaning, with my oldest, I’m already down to 11. Eleven summers. That seems like an absurdly low number, as if that could not possibly be correct. I don’t remember a ton of my childhood. Not because I had some horrific childhood that I blocked out, but because truthfully I think I may just be losing intelligence and brain cells at an alarming rate due to pregnancy, childbirth, and the delightful stresses of parenting. I’m only half-joking. But the childhood memories I do have largely surround the summers I spent with my family. Weekends spent at the ball fields for baseball and softball. Lighting
off fireworks on the huge sledding hill across the street from our house. Almost setting each other ablaze with said fireworks. Trolling the neighborhood pool for my childhood crush. Almost drowning in said pool whilst trolling for said crush. So, when I think of summertime now through my children’s eyes, I’m wondering, what will they remember? Will they recall their summers with such nostalgia, too? It was this line of thinking and the alarming realization that I only have 11 summers left with my daughter, that led me to try to make every effort to construct the most glorious summer for my children these past few months. I had plans. I had a loose schedule of things we would do. It was going to be magical. In an attempt to
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"SO, WHEN I THINK OF SUMMERTIME NOW THROUGH MY CHILDREN’S EYES, I’M WONDERING, WHAT WILL THEY REMEMBER? WILL THEY RECALL THEIR SUMMERS WITH SUCH NOSTALGIA, TOO?"
stay academic, I even said we’d have a “library day.” But, then I was eight months pregnant. Then, I was nine months. Then, it was 99 degrees. Then, there were gnats and mosquitoes of Moses’ plague-time proportions. Then, I had a baby. Needless to say, my plans quickly unraveled. My “loose” schedule became looser to the point of non-existent. And I am still to this day getting texts from Siouxland Libraries that our books are overdue from our one library day we did back in May. So, instead of well-scheduled and wellplanned days, our summer involved the opposite. We took the kids to the pool on the hottest days. But the other days, I would send the kids outside and they hunted for frogs. They caught lightning bugs in jars. They played with the precious neighbor kids for hours until it was dark. They were dirty all of the time and so was my house. We ate ice cream for dinner upon the advice of our neighbors. We had popsicles every day. We had a hard time getting anywhere by even 11 a.m. because we were all so tired. All
summer long we lived schedule-less and messy lives. And all of this, to the soundtrack and incessant watching of The Greatest Showman. I hugged my daughter on her last night before she began school and asked her “What was your best memory of this summer?” I was feeling a little guilty that we didn’t do more “fun” things because of being pregnant and having a newborn. I was half expecting her to say she was disappointed that we didn’t get around to all the things I told her we were going to do. But instead, she thought about it for a while and finally she said, “All of it. Every day was the best day of my life.”
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I was stunned. “Really? What made every day the best?” I pressed. “It just was, Mommy. I’m serious. It was the best.” I’m choosing to believe her. Even as the tinge of sorrow creeps in because my summers with her are numbered. I will always joyously recall — and perhaps incessantly remind her when she’s older — that this summer she remembered every day as the best day of her life. •
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The duo set to work after opening their doors approximately four months ago. Schaeffer and Kim started out as student and teacher. Kim taught at the University of South Dakota while Schaeffer pursued his undergraduate degree. “Young Ae reached out to me and asked if I would be interested in opening up a studio together,” said Schaeffer. “Of course I said yes.” Reaching out to Schaeffer was calculated for Kim. The designer and current South Dakota State University
professor owned a business in Korea before moving here 13 years ago. “When I hire designers, there’s a few things that are really important. One is work ethic and another is honesty. The third is a mindset of growing at all times,” said Kim. Made by Thaw’s setup lies within Kim’s own home. An open floor plan, natural lighting, and warm smiles greet visitors. The location fit needs of accessibility and wanting to merge their cultures with the Midwest’s.
“I’m half Mexican, Young Ae’s Korean,” said Schaeffer. “Within these cultures, family is very important. We’re taking that approach, inviting people into our house and making them feel comfortable.” A team of two proves to be all they need to succeed at this time. The studio may expand its team in the future, but manpower isn’t an important factor in delivering quality graphics. “These days, it’s not about size. I would say that we are very customizable for the clients,” explained Kim. “We have the
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“We like to see inspirations and spark the possibility to the people.” — Young Ae Kim
“We sent out five posters to people in town. If we want to do it, we don’t hesitate,” explained Schaeffer. “That’s another nice thing about being small. So what’s next at Made by Thaw? Kim and Schaeffer plan to keep expanding their influence on the area. “With this speed, we hope we can do more contributions to the community, such as hiring interns,” said Kim “The biggest goal we have is to make our footprints in the community.” The pair already completed projects for Sanford Health, USD, and a video production. There’s several more in the works. “We’re aiming to solve the problems of our clients with solutions that aren’t typically like anything you’ll see,” said Schaeffer. “It’s about redefining what design is in the Midwest.”
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What better way to use the power of social media than to create a social movement “to make kindness a conscious and constant part of our everyday lives?" The Kind Way is a social movement, using “The Kind Mural” as a symbolic vehicle to promote good vibes around the globe. The founders, Rebekah Rinehart and Sarah Nelson, are natives to South Dakota and alumni of the University of South Dakota. Rebekah majored in communication studies with a minor in English. While Sarah majored in business marketing, she says she enjoyed the creative side a little bit more so she added a minor in art with a graphic design emphasis.
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The two have been using their combined forces of passion, creativity, and caring souls since October 2017. Kind Murals can be found in Nashville, Chicago, and now Sioux Falls. Recently the two returned to their home state to show it a little love. Located in the Empire Mall food court, the two barely slept to create the third mural. As they plan to make this movement global, Dallas, Minneapolis, and Denver will be seeing some of their kindness within the next few months. THE EARLY WORKINGS “I was on a train from Cannes, France to Paris, and I witnessed a small act of kindness that sparked the idea,” said Rinehart. “I decided that I wanted to start a movement,
something that would reach the masses and make an impact. I thought a mural would be perfect, except I can't paint. Sarah was a co-worker, a sorority sister, a dear friend, and a sensational artist. She has brought it to life, I couldn’t imagine going on this adventure with anyone else!” Nelson recalls the night Rinehart called her about the movement. “She asked if I would be willing to paint a mural. I said yes, but on the inside I was completely hesitant. Who would let an amateur paint on their wall?” joked Nelson. “Being a part of The Kind Way has truly been the greatest thing I’ve ever been a part of – it has taught me even more about kindness, perseverance, and how far a small act of kindness goes in someone’s life.”
They decided from the beginning that wildflowers would be the symbol/ branding that would be incorporated into each mural. However, since the message is represented in so many ways, they had a difficult time settling on one “design” or “object” that defined it. Not long after, they discovered the saying that kindness can grow as quickly and as beautifully as wildflowers – thus “spread kindness like wildflowers.” THE DESIGN When choosing a design for a city, the two collaborate on how they want the design to somehow relate to the individual city, but still tie in their wildflowers. Each mural has either a quote regarding kindness or simply, “Kindness is ___”. This gives spectators the opportunity to be the focal
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point. The artists want these projects to be interactive, with people sharing their own pictures of the murals and captioning what it means to them. “But really, the final design doesn’t come out until it’s up on the wall. I like to roughly sketch out an idea first, and what’s nice is that Bekah can read my mind of what and how it actually looks in my head,” said Nelson. “I freehand everything knowing and risking that I will make mistakes, but that’s what makes it fun and challenging.” MORE THAN MURALS Each mural created by the duo is painted “In Honor Of” or “In Memory Of” a person, group, organization, etc. that embodies kindness in their work and life as a whole. The Empire
Mall’s mural recognizes the two founders’ families, both still residing in the Sioux Falls area: The Nelson and Rinehart families. In addition to the pieces of art, they have “The Kind Jacket,” which incorporates different hand-painted designs with their branding of wildflowers and quotes regarding their mantra. They are also in the process of designing t-shirts and creating a new lifestyle blog that will cover topics like recipes, life’s joys and struggles, workouts, movie and book recommendations, their favorite products, fashion, etc.
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ee Walsh, stage name El Dub, has had a busy year. The funk, reggae, rock, and jam musician recently returned from a two-week European tour and a full East Coast tour. Releasing his fourth album this November that has been three years in the making, Walsh will reunite with Sioux Falls band Lunar Funk Theory for a long-awaited home show September 7 at Bigs Bar. 605 caught up with the “one man band” (or “looper”) on life on the road, growing up in South Dakota, and coming together with his original bandmates again.
I GOT INTO REGGAE/FUNK/SOUL THROUGH… well, I love almost all forms of music, and these are just a few I like to explore and experiment with at this time in my life. When I was younger, I was a fan of playing punk rock and metalesque types of music and then moved into hip hop and have continued toward reggae, funk and jam etc. It just depends on where I'm at in life.
I STARTED PLAYING MUSIC WHEN… I was gifted my first guitar for my 12th birthday and have loved
GROWING UP IN SOUTH DAKOTA TAUGHT ME… a lot of lessons as I’ve done a lot of living in South Dakota,
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playing ever since. I was already a pretty big fan of music before that and was super excited to try my hand at it. I had also played saxophone and violin when I was younger, but they never stuck.
and I continue to learn as I go and as I grow. BEING FROM SOUTH DAKOTA, BRINGING REGGAE TO THE STAGE IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE.... people don’t generally expect reggae to come out of South Dakota, so it’s funny to see people’s reactions when you tell them where you're from. Reggae is a music that really goes anywhere if your heart and mind are open to it. THE SOUTH DAKOTA MUSIC SCENE IS… diverse and everchanging. It's been fun to play through the many different places and jam with so many great local bands along the way. MY FAVORITE PART ABOUT TOURING IS… I love traveling and
seeing and experiencing new things all of the time and, of course, getting to play for many different people from many different walks of life. Being on a full time music tour and being able to sustain my wife and two kids with the income from just that has truly been a blessing and a dream come true. I’m extremely grateful and do my best to give thanks often. MY MOST MEMORABLE SHOW… is really hard to pick, but a few of the favorites for El Dub were opening for 311, touring Europe, and playing many awesome festivals around the country. For Lunar Funk Theory, the time we drove out to Montana to headline a festival was pretty epic, but there's really too many great times to count!
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MY IDOLS ARE… anybody who is spreading love and light into this world. WHAT PEOPLE MIGHT NOT KNOW ABOUT ME IS… that I love metal and punk rock. I MAKE MUSIC BECAUSE… because there is no way I couldn’t. Music is an amazing conduit for so many different things. I love the release it brings both through listening and playing it. I also love that you can help people through music. There are many more answers to this question for me, but for the sake of readers, I will leave you with that! WHEN I’M NOT PLAYING MUSIC, I’M
USUALLY… spending time with the family, frisbee golfing, playing PS4, kayaking, hiking, exploring, meditating, doing yoga… I enjoy long walks on the beach. Oh yeah and fixing the RV. THE HARDEST LESSON I HAVE LEARNED FROM BEING A MUSICIAN IS… to not be too hard on yourself. We are all our own worst critics.
wanted, which is the LGX-SA Synth Guitar. I love it, and highly recommend it! (Especially with a Roland GR-55 Synth pedal… ahem ahem. Roland, did you hear me dropping your product? Hint hint.) MY UPCOMING ALBUM CAN BE DESCRIBED AS… uplifting, positive reggae.
THE MESSAGE I WANT MY MUSIC TO DELIVER IS… a message of positivity, love, light, and happiness.
MY ADVICE FOR SOMEONE STARTING IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY IS… play what you love and don’t give up.
MY RECENT ENDORSEMENT BY GODIN GUITARS HAS ALLOWED ME TO… get the guitar that I always
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Marie & Marie Bridal and Simply Devine by Jane Rae Events are relatively new to Sioux Falls. Marie & Marie Bridal sits in downtown Sioux Falls. Designer dresses highlight the massive window front and a bold floral wall with two M’s branding the back of the store. This boutique is the dream of owners Erin Rallis and Kayla Thompson. Now they’re hoping to share dream dresses with women in the area and beyond.
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“WE’VE HAD BRIDES COME FROM COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA, AND WE’RE ALSO KEEPING PEOPLE IN STATE SO THEY DON’T FEEL THEY HAVE TO LEAVE FOR THE TRUE EXPERIENCE.”
“We felt the area needed a bridal place that focused on the whole experience of dress shopping since women are going out of state to bigger cities for more of a selection,” said Rallis. The bridal store opened this spring, and Rallis and Thompson, who are also sisters, say they’ve received numerous compliments from clients and those passing by. “One of the first things we picked out in the store was the wallpaper. We found it and needed to have it. It’s so pretty, fun and feminine, so we based our whole look around the wallpaper,” said Thompson.
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The store features private party sections, and designer dresses ranging from $1,000-$6,000. Plus, the dresses are unwrapped and freehanging which the sisters say gives a modern, clean, and sleek look. “When the brides come in, they can look at the dresses and they’re spread out and not scrunched together. The dresses are also not in clear plastic bags, so that’s how our design affected our business process and how we serve the brides,” said Rallis. Finding the perfect dress isn’t the only to-do on the wedding planning list. From picking the wedding colors to budgeting and finding the reception hall, the list can seem endless.
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Katie Murphy and her team at Jane Rae Events have been looking to ease the stresses of wedding planning since January of 2017. The shop is located at South Minnesota Avenue. “We want the brides to be relieved and more excited of their vision coming to life for their big day. A lot of clients know what they want but can’t bring it to life,” said Murphy. Her styling and rental company offers a variety of wedding planning packages. They shoot for a timeless and classic look with a dash of popular trends mixed in with the couple’s style.
“With events, things are always changing from year to year, so with our look and style we want to keep something that’s timeless, but also have the trendy aspects,” said Murphy. “It’s not cookie cutter, and every [couple] is different.” Jane Rae Events says there are a couple things that make them unique. “We have all floral, design, and event rentals under one roof, which is crucial,” said Murphy. “People can come in and explain their vision and we go in and pick out the pieces right here.”
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JW: Never start the convo, just put on some sweet Drakkar Noir, undo a button or two, and let the ladies come flocking. Do what Mystery from The Pick-up Artist did in 2007 on VH1. First, put on a giant velvet hat. Then, when they start talking to you, make sure you insult them to throw them off. Next, start talking to their friend, ignoring the girl you want to pick up. Eventually this will work, what could go wrong? The year 2007 was the best!
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MY SISTER BROUGHT HOME A BOYFRIEND THAT I CAN'T STAND. I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE SHORT-LIVED, BUT HE'S STILL AROUND. HOW CAN I NOT MAKE IT APPARENT I CAN'T STAND HIM? JR: Start flirting with him. Hear me out... He will be uncomfortable with his girlfriend's brother hitting on him, or he has something he needs to tell your sister. Done deal! JW: Have you tried planting drugs on him? Wait... is your sister into bad boys? Maybe don't do that, she'll love it.
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LARGEST The Sioux Falls Sculpture Walk is the largest exhibit of public art sculptures in the country.
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JT: I always compliment something that stands out. Let them know you like their shirt or earrings. Or, if you're a girl, tell them something similar. If you just ask them how their night is going, or something of that nature, sometimes people are caught off guard as to why you're randomly talking to them.
$ALARY Annual wage of Graphic Designers in South Dakota is $24,560 - $42,460. The national average is $48,256 per year.
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