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IN THIS ISSUE

CULTURE + ENTERTAINMENT 16

JUDD HOOS: BAND CONTINUES TOUR THROUGHOUT S.D.

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SOULCRATE CELEBRATES 15 YEARS

FOOD + DRINK 50

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August is always bittersweet. It feels like summer just started, but now it feels like it's coming to a close. Thank goodness it ends with a bang with plenty of events throughout South Dakota (check out our 6 Things Not to Miss on page 10). The 77th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is taking place August 4-13, and the year 2000 Alana is freaking out about Blink-182 playing at the Buffalo Chip (sans diva Tom DeLonge) August 10. Speaking of motorcycles, this issue features the first Harley Davidson licensed artist, Scott Jacobs, who is located in Deadwood.

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M O NTH

AUGUST 1 5

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AUGUST 3, 10

+ E XHIBIT OPENING: PETER REICHARDT + ANDRES TORRES

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South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings. All day. More info: sdstate. edu/south-dakota-art-museum.

AUGUST 1-2 ________________________________

1. 38TH ANNUAL SIOUX RIVER FOLK FESTIVAL August 4-6. Newton Hills State Park, Canton. Get your camping gear ready and don't miss the annual South Dakota Friends of Traditional Music event. Bands this year include The Rocky Mountain Oysters, Tree Party, Pert Near Sandstone, and Burlap Wolf King. Also to enjoy are food vendors, workshops, campground contests, and yoga. More info: fotm.org.

2. 77TH ANNUAL STURGIS RALLY August 4-13. Sturgis. Times vary. Don't miss the biggest motorcycle event in the nation. Take part or watch events like the Mayor's Ride, the beard and mustache contest, the street food throw down, the Tuesday tattoo contest, the Legendary Sturgis 5K, Sturgis racing, the Mayor's pub crawl, and much more. Don't forget the endless concert options as well at various locations, including Buffalo Chip performers Blink-182, Night Ranger, The Doobie Brothers, Ozzy Osbourne, Lynard Skynard, and more. More info: sturgismotorcylcerally.com.

3. 78TH ANNUAL SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR August 4-13. W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. Times vary. Check out one of the best fairs in South Dakota with family carnival games, rides, food vendors, agricultural activities, and commercial displays. Don't miss entertainment on the big stage, including Clay Walker, Gary Allan, Gabriel Iglesias, Travis Tritt, and more. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

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Hilton Garden Inn Downtown, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: dtsf.com.

4. YANKTON RIVERBOAT DAYS & SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL August 18-20. Riverside Park, Yankton. Times vary. The annual three-day community festival held at Riverside Park and throughout town and the Missouri River includes The Summer Arts Festival, parades, food vendors, a large beer garden, live music, kids entertainment, fireworks, a carnival, a quilt show, and more. More info: riverboatdays.com.

5. 70TH ANNUAL CENTRAL STATES FAIR August 18-27. 800 San Francisco St., Rapid City. Times vary. Join the annual nonprofit event that includes a carnival, free stage entertainment, crafts and culinary open class competitions, cattle shows, motorsports, and multiple horse events. There are also nine nights of grandstand entertainment (including LOCASH, Trace Adkins, Dan + Shay, and Drake White and the Big Fire). More info: centralstatesfair.com.

6. 5TH ANNUAL DOWNTOWN RIVERFEST August 19. Downtown Riverfront, Sioux Falls. 4-11 p.m. Enjoy live music, art, food, beverages, product vendors, and kids' activities by the Sioux River. This year's music lineup includes Mrs. Begley & the Boys, The Fattenin' Frogs, and The 4onthefloor. Walk, run, bike, canoe, or kayak to the event at the Downtown River Greenway. More info: dtsf.com.

+ MOVIES IN THE PARK Steamboat Park Amphitheater, Pierre. 9:15 p.m. More info: pierre.org.

AUGUST 4 ________________________________

+ SUMMER THE ATER: PHANTOM OF THE MAT THEWS OPER A HOUSE

+ STOCK YARDS AG E XPERIENCE: FIRST FRIDAY

The Matthews Opera House, Spearfish. 7:30 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.

Stockyards Age Experience, Sioux Falls. 5-8 p.m. More info: stockyardsagexperience.com.

AUGUST 1-6

AUGUST 5

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+ GRE A SE

+ NORDL AND HERITAGE FOUNDATION AND HERITAGE PARK PRESENTATION: “THE LIFE OF THE COMMON UNION CIVIL WAR SOLDIER”

Black Hills Playhouse, Custer State Park. Tuesday-Saturday 7:30 p.m., Wednesday & Sunday, 2 p.m. More info: blackhillsplayhouse.com.

AUGUST 1, 7, 9, 14, 17, 21-23, 28, 30-31 ________________________________

+ K AYAKING ON COVELL N. Covell Ave. & W. Madison Street, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.

AUGUST 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 ________________________________

+ YOGA ON THE WATER

Augustana Heritage Park, Sioux Falls. 10:30 a.m. More info: (605) 681-6650.

+ LEGENDS OF WATERTOWN STREET FESTIVAL Codington County Heritage Museum, Watertown. 1-4p.m. More info: visitwatertown.com.

AUGUST 5, 12, 19, 26 _______________________________

+ DOWNTOWN FARMERS’ MARKET Falls Park, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m. More info: fallsparkfarmersmarket.com.

EVENTS + SOUTHEAST |

+ BL ACK HILL S FARMERS’ MARKET

+ SOUTHWEST

+ CENTR AL

[LOVE] ² BRIDAL FAIR, RAPID CITY

145 East Omaha Street, Rapid City. 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. More info: blackhillsfarmersmarket.org.

+ BROOKINGS FARMERS’ MARKET 6th Avenue, Brookings. 9 a.m. More info: visitbrookingssd.com.

+ VERMILLION FARMERS’ MARKET The Platz, Vermillion. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. More info: vermillionchamber. com.

+ WEST

+ EAST

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+ ART NIGHT DOWNTOWN

+ [LOVE] ² BRIDAL FAIR

Bruce H. Lien Cultural Café, Rapid City. 5 p.m. More info: artsrapidcity. org.

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

+ GARRISON KEILLOR’S PR AIRIE HOME LOVE & COMEDY TOUR

+ BEWARE THE LOC AL S PREMIERE Total Drag, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: itsatotaldrag.com.

AUGUST 15

City. 7 p.m. More info: moviesunderthestarsrapidcity.com.

AUGUST 7, 14, 21

Main Street Square, Rapid

+ SOUTH

AUGUST 13

Mary W. Sommervold Hall, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

Fawick Park, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: dtsf.com.

+ MOVIES UNDER THE STARS

AUGUST 11

+ MOONLIGHT MOVIES

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+ NORTH

AUGUST 8 _______________________________

+ BACKPACKER MAGA ZINE’S GET OUT

MORE TOUR Main Street Square, Rapid City. 5:30 p.m. More info: backpacker.com/ getoutmore.

AUGUST 10 _______________________________

+ ARTS NIGHT @ THE PUB Dempsey’s Brewery Pub & Restaurant, Watertown. 5 p.m. More info: dempseybrewpub.com.

+ MUSIC MA STER CL A SS: HIP-HOP EDITION Prairie Berry East Bank, Sioux Falls. 6-8 p.m. More info: reachliteracy.org.

AUGUST 10-12 _______________________________

AUGUST 11-20

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+ AUGUST PAINT PART Y

+ UNNECESSARY FARCE Black Hills Playhouse, Custer State Park. Tuesday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday & Sunday, 2 p.m. More info: blackhillsplayhouse.com.

Bruce H. Lien Cultural Café, Rapid City. 6:30 p.m. More info: thedahl.org.

AUGUST 18 ________________________________

AUGUST 12

+ HISTORY ON THE L AWN

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+ C AMARO FUN DAYS

Historic Adams House, Deadwood. 12 p.m. More info: deadwoodhistory. com.

Pioneer Park, Brookings. 9 a.m. More info: visitbrookingssd.com.

+ WING & BREW FESTIVAL Swiftel Center, Brookings. 12 p.m. More info: visitbrookingssd.com.

AUGUST 19 ________________________________

+ CO - OP BLOCK PART Y The Co-op of Natural Foods, Sioux Falls. 3-8 p.m. More info: coopnaturalfoods.com.

+ CL AY COUNT Y FAIR 515 High Street, Vermillion. Times vary. More info: claycountyfair.net.

CO-OP BLOCK PARTY, SIOUX FALLS

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+ FIND YOUR PARK FESTIVAL

AUGUST 26

AUGUST 4

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

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+ JUNK JAM

+ SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GO K ART R ACE

+ SDA A 2ND ANNUAL SKETCH CR AWL Downtown Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Reception at Coffea Roasterie at 3:30 p.m. More info: sdartists.net/ sketch_crawl.

AUGUST 24 ________________________________

+ ROOF TOP CINEMA First Avenue Parking Ramp Level 5, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: dtsf. com.

AUGUST 24-27 ________________________________

+ KOOL DE ADWOOD NITES Main Street, Deadwood. Times vary. More info: deadwood.com.

Swiftel Center Holding Barn, Brookings. 9 a.m. More info: visitbrookingssd.com.

AUGUST 26-27 ________________________________

+ FALL RIVER HOT AIR BALLOON FESTIVAL Hot Springs Airport, Hot Springs. Saturday 6 a.m., Sunday 8:30 a.m. More info: facebook.com/ fallriverhotairballoonfestival.

University Plains Speedway, Brookings. All day. More info: visitbrookingssd.com.

AUGUST 6, 13, 20, 27

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+ C A SINO SPEEDWAY R ACES Casino Speedway, Watertown. 6:30 p.m. More info: casinospeedway.com.

AUGUST 11

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South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings. All day. More info: sdstate. edu/south-dakota-art-museum.

+ DEMOLITION DERBY Clay County Fair, Vermillion. 7 p.m. More info: claycountyfair.net.

GET INVOLVED

AUGUST 25

AUGUST 31 -SEPTEMBER 4

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+++ ++++ NATIONAL PARKS FEE FREE FOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE BIRTHDAY National Parks, South Dakota. More info: nps.gov.

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+ SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR 1060 3rd Street SW, Huron. Times vary. More info: sdstatefair.com.

SPORTS

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AUGUST 3-9, 1820, 22-24, 28-31

Main Street, Hill City. Times vary. More info: hillcitywinebrewandbbq. com.

AUGUST 6

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+ SIOUX FALL S C ANARIES The Birdcage, Sioux Falls. Various times. More info: sfcanaries.com.

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+ SIOUX EMPIRE PIT RESCUE RUN FOR THE PACK: 1 MILE WALK, 5K/10K RUN Pasley Park, Sioux Falls. 9 a.m. More info: pitrescue.weebly.com.

+ MCCROSSAN BOYS RANCH XTREME EVENT RODEO

+ ORION CLASSIC GOLF BENEFIT FOR CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY

McCrossan Boys Ranch Campus, Sioux Falls. 4:30 p.m. More info: mccrossan.org.

The Country Club of Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m. More info: orionclassic.com.

AUGUST 25 ________________________________

AUGUST 11

+ DOCUTAP SERVES GOLF TOURNAMENT: MISSION HAITI

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+ COLOR DASH 2017

Brandon Golf Course, Brandon. More info: docutap.com.

McKinley Park, Watertown. 5 p.m. More info: newcolordash5k.ticketmob. com.

AUGUST 26 ________________________________

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AUGUST 25-26 + WINE , BREW & BBQ

AUGUST 7

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AUGUST 29 + E XHIBIT OPENING: TAPUN SA WIN

MAIN STREET SQUARE CONCERT SERIES, RAPID CITY

AUGUST 16 ________________________________

+ WOMENUNITE EVENT Ramkota Exhibit Hall, Sioux Falls. 11:30 a.m. More info: seuw.org.

DOWNTOWN AT SUNDOWN, BR0OKINGS

+ SIOUX FALLS RUNNING CLUB: BIG SIOUX REC AREA TRAIL RACES Big Recreation Area, Brandon. 7:30 a.m. More info: sfrunclub@gmail.com.

EVENTS

MUSIC

AUGUST 1-5 ________________________________

+ FIREHOUSE MUSIC: THE LONELY RANGERS Firehouse Brewing Company, Rapid City. 8:30 p.m. More info: firehousebrewing.com.

AUGUST 1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22-23, 2930 ________________________________

+ MUSIC AND MORE The Meadow Barn, Harrisburg. 8 p.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.

AUGUST 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

DOWNTOWN FRIDAY NIGHTS, SPEARFISH + NICK’S MUSIC ON MAIN

AUGUST 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Nick’s Hamburger Shop, Brookings. 6 p.m. More info: visitbrookingssd. com.

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AUGUST 2, 9, 16, 30

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 6 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc. com.

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+ SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERT SERIES

+ MAIN STREET SQUARE CONCERT SERIES

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+ COOL SUMMER NIGHTS 47303 Big Sioux Rd, Baltic. 5:30 p.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.

AUGUST 2

+ WINE WEDNESDAYS WITH SOPHIA Firehouse Wine Cellars, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: visitrapidcity.com.

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+ BIG COUNTRY 92.5 PRESENTS: BRETT YOUNG The District, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: thedistrictsf.com.

+ CANYON ACOUSTIC SERIES Spearfish City Park, Spearfish. 6 p.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.

AUGUST 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 ________________________________

Downtown Rapid City. 6 p.m. More info: rapidcitysummernights.com.

AUGUST 4 AUGUST 3, 10, 17, 24

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+ DOWNTOWN BLOCK PARTY ON THE EAST BANK

+ DOWNTOWN AT SUNDOWN Downtown Brookings. 5 p.m. More info: visitbrookingssd.com.

+ JAZZ NIGHT AT THE PAVILION Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

8th & Railroad Center, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: dtsf.com.

+ ALAN JACKSON WITH LEE ANN WOMACK Swiftel Center, Brookings. 7:30 p.m. More info: swiftel.centerbrookings.com.

+ LUNAR FUNK THEORY Bigs Bar, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: bigsbar.com.

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EVENTS + PRI YON JONI + DJ KOR

AUGUST 5-7

Wiley’s Tavern, Sioux Falls. Free. 9 p.m. PINshows presents First Friday at Wiley’s Tavern. More info: pinshows.com.

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+ DAVID ALLAN COE Iron Horse Saloon, Sturgis. 4 p.m. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally.com.

AUGUST 4, 11, 18, 25 ________________________________

+ FRIDAYS ON THE PLAZA Federal Courthouse Plaza, Sioux Falls. 11 a.m. More info: ksfy.com.

+ EMERGING ARTISTS Bruce H. Lien Cultural Café, Rapid City. 5:30-7 p.m. More info: thedahl. org.

+ DOWNTOWN FRIDAY NIGHTS Downtown Spearfish, Spearfish. 6 p.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.

+ LUCKY’S 13 FRIDAY NIGHT PATIO SERIES Lucky’s 13 Pub, Spearfish. 9 p.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.

AUGUST 6 + COLD WAR KIDS AT THE DISTRICT The District, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: thedistrictsf.com.

+ COLE ALLEN Iron Horse Saloon, Sturgis. 8 p.m. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally.com.

+ HAIRBALL Sioux Empire Fair, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

+ KANE BROWN Iron Horse Saloon, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally. com.

Buffalo Chip, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: buffalochip.com.

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+ DOWNTOWN STREET MUSICIANS Various locations downtown Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: dtsf.com.

AUGUST 5

AUGUST 6, 13, 20, 27

Buffalo Chip, Sturgis. 8:30 p.m. More info: buffalochip.com.

+ BUSH Iron Horse Saloon, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally. com.

Performance & Event Venue, Custer. More info: (773) 480-4637.

Buffalo Chip, Sturgis. 8:30 p.m. More info: buffalochip.com.

Iron Horse Saloon, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally. com.

+ FIDDLES & FRIENDS

AUGUST 8-10

AUGUST 12

+ THE SHIVAS

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Total Drag, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: itsatotaldrag.com.

+ HAIRBALL

+ HELLYEAH

Iron Horse Saloon, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally. com.

The District, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: thedistrictsf.com.

AUGUST 9 ________________________________

+ 103.7 THE KRRO PRESENTS: SEETHER

+ STRAWBALE SANGRIA SUNDAYS Strawbale Winery, Renner. 12 p.m. More info: strawbalewinery.com.

+ KOTTON MOUTH KINGS Iron Horse Saloon, Sturgis. 8 p.m. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally.com.

+ INSANE CLOWN POSSE

The District, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: thedistrictsf.com.

Iron Horse Saloon, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally. com.

AUGUST 10

AUGUST 16, 23

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+ CIRCA SURVIVE

+ MUSIC ON MAIN

Icon Lounge, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.

Main Street & Harley Davidson Way, Sturgis. 6 p.m. More info: officialsturgisevents.com.

+ 40OZ TO FREEDOM Wiley’s Tavern, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.

AUGUST 18

+ BLINK-182

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+ NIGHT RANGER

+ HELLYEAH

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+ SHINEDOWN

AUGUST 4-5, 1112, 18-19, 25-26

+ THE DOOBIE BROTHERS

Buffalo Chip, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: buffalochip.com.

AUGUST 11 _______________________________

+ BIG GOLF BALL DROP Main Street Square, Rapid City. 10 a.m. – 1p.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

AUGUST 7

+ INSANE CLOWN POSSE

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Bigs Bar, Sioux Falls. 6:30 p.m. More info: bigsbar.com.

AUGUST 19

+ EX-CULT LIVE

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White Wall Sessions, Sioux Falls. 7:15 p.m. More info: thewhitewallsessions.com.

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Total Drag, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: itsatotaldrag.com.

+ STEVE EARLE & THE DUKES IN CONCERT Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood. 8 p.m. More info: deadwoodmountaingrand.com.

+ ERIC HUTCHINSON Icon Lounge, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.

AUGUST 23 _______________________________

+ RIVER LIFFEY BOYS Firehouse Wine Cellars, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: firehousewinecellars. com.

+ MARAH IN THE MAINSAIL Bigs Bar, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: thecollectiveeffortsunion.com.

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+ DYLAN WEST Wiley's Tavern, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: wileystavern.com.

+ BLACK HILLS OPRY Historic Homestake Opera House, Lead. 7 p.m. More info: homestakeoperahouse.org.

+ CHARLIE PARR

Strawbale Winery, Renner. 5:30 p.m. More info: strawbalewinery.com.

+ SOUTHERN HILLS ARTS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL

AUGUST 26 _______________________________

+ MINER MUSIC FESTIVAL Miner Brewing Company, Hill City. 12-10 p.m. More info: prairieberry. com.

C U LT U R E + E N T E R TA I N M E N T

JUDD HOOS

Band Continues Tour Throughout SD

BY MORGAN MATZEN

"[A STREET DANCE] IS A COOL SHOW BECAUSE IT ROLLS INTO TOWN, AND THE NEXT MORNING IT’S GONE."

UPCOMING JUDD HOOS SHOWS AUGUST 3-12 Loud American Roadhouse Sturgis // 8 p.m. AUGUST 18 Downtown Friday Nights Spearfish // 6 p.m. AUGUST 19 Shooters Outdoor Concert Watertown // 9 p.m. AUGUST 24 Corn Palace Street Dance Mitchell // 8 p.m.

“One strength of ours is being more of a cover band,” said Hornick. “You kind of learn what you like, what works for a crowd, and what works for you. A lot of us are influenced by live music. Rock has definitely taken a different face in the past 10 years.” The album was written and recorded mostly on the road, whether in a hotel room or in a grain elevator. Young set up a mobile studio wherever the band played each night to sample bass or guitar tracks live.

FROM HOMETOWN STREET DANCES TO THE STURGIS RALLY IS THE BAND OF SELF-PROCLAIMED “ROAD WARRIORS,” JUDD HOOS. THE BAND HAVE TOURED ALL OVER THE MIDWEST, FROM MONTANA TO MINNESOTA, AND RECENTLY DROPPED A NEW ALBUM EARLIER THIS SUMMER.

The band has been together since 2004 with original members Funk and Hornick. Besides playing covers, Judd Hoos has maintained focus on writing and recording their own music.

Anna Taylor, lead singer of the Sioux City blues-rock band 35th and Taylor, contributed to the title track on the new album.

“[We've] always had original music in the show, but in the last two years with Andy’s songwriting and the Bills brothers and everything that has come together, we realize there’s a core audience of Judd Hoos [fans who] want to hear the music we’re writing,” said Funk.

“Anna’s career is really taking off,” said Young. “The opportunity came up to do a duet with her, and we were happy that she agreed to it. It was great working with her.”

After touring and recording along the way, Judd Hoos released their first album, Music in the Dark, June 2. This album pulls from each band member’s varied influences and represents their identity as what Young simply referred to as an “American band.”

Judd Hoos will be returning to this year’s Sturgis Rally for 10 consecutive nights at the Loud American Roadhouse - a highly anticipated event for the band. Each night will be a showcase of both their covers and originals from the album.

Judd Hoos is comprised of Tyler Bills (lead singer, guitar), brother Devin Bills (guitar, mandolin, trombone and keys), Andy Young (guitar), Chris Hornick (bass), and Shane Funk (drums). The band is named after Funk’s friend. “We’re kind of like an American band and a melting pot of everybody’s individual influence coming together to “At the very beginning of the band, we were trying to make this record what it is,” said Young. “It’s something find a name,” said Funk. “There was a guy that I went to we’re all really proud of.” college with, [Judd Hoos], and we thought he had a cool name, so I called him and asked if we could use it. Pretty Hornick said that he sees how the band’s background as soon it became a unique-sounding, recognizable name.” a cover band has influenced what sort of sound they like to have in their original work.

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“We’re blessed that we have [Young], who’s got some definite engineering skills, as far as recording,” said Hornick.

“Every night [in Sturgis] is so high-energy, and people are there to party,” said Tyler. “You kind of feed off of their energy. I haven’t had a show in Sturgis that wasn’t great, and I’m sure it’s going to be just as much fun this year.” MUSIC IN THE DARK IS NOW AVAILABLE ON ITUNES. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT JUDDHOOS.COM.

Jacobs Gallery BY TATIANA GONZALEZ

C U LT U R E + E N T E R TA I N M E N T motorcycles have been part of my lifestyle since I was a kid. “FOR ME, TO TAKE 500600 HOURS TO MAKE A PAINTING, WHATEVER IMAGE I’M WORKING ON HAS TO BE SOMETHING THAT I’M TRULY IN LOVE WITH, BECAUSE THAT’S A BIG JOURNEY TO TAKE.”

HOW DID YOU GET A LICENSE THROUGH HARLEY-DAVIDSON? WHAT MADE THEM DECIDE TO ALLOW YOU THE RIGHTS TO USE THEIR NAME IN YOUR ARTWORK? SJ: I was doing a lot of celebrity portraits back in the '80s, beginning of the '90s, and I was getting bored with that. A friend of mine, Ron Copple, said, “You know, motorcycles are super hot, and you love Harleys. You ever think about painting a Harley?” I said, “Motorcycles would be more difficult, but I’ll give it a shot.” I did two motorcycle pieces - one called Fat Boy and one called Live to Ride. I brought them to an art expo. I had a sign underneath these two prints that read "New releases" - meaning I was going to do limited edition prints of these and bring them out. There was this licensing company that worked out of Harley-Davidson called the Beanstalk Group, based out of New York City, and they were at the show just looking around. They came over to me and said, “What are you doing? You need a license to reproduce our name.”

So, I went to another art expo in Los Angeles, and the freakin’ Beanstalk Group was there again! They came up to me, and Jeff Bluestein, who was the president of Harley-Davidson at that time, happened to be there, too. They came over to the booth, and Bluestein said, “So this is the guy you were talking about?” He goes, “I love t’s no secret that South Dakota loves motorcycles, and his work, let’s see what we can do.” no one quite captures that love like artist Scott Jacobs, who was the first-ever licensed Harley-David- Ninety days later, I became the first son artist in 1993. Located in the Goldberg Building artist in the world ever licensed by on Main Street in Deadwood, Jacobs owns Jacobs Gallery Harley-Davidson. Shop, which sells his original works on canvas, prints, and on a wide variety of items, like barware, beach towels, coffee HOW WOULD YOU GO ABOUT DEtable books, clocks, and much more. The beautiful vision he SCRIBING YOUR ART TO OTHERS? and his family had for this gallery also includes eight valuable SJ: My style is called photorealism. I’m vintage Harleys on display dating back to 1915, and art collabtrying to chronicle Harley-Davison’s orations with daughter Alexa, nephew Todd, and long-time history as far as what they’ve done for Harley-Davidson artist Daniel James. Don’t be fooled: this everyone around the world. I’ve paintshop isn’t a tourist trap. Jacobs and his family made sure to ed women on bikes, guys on bikes, kids hand-pick, and uniquely brand all products so you can’t get and parents around their bikes... all them anywhere else. things that people can relate to that love motorcycling. That’s what my WHAT DREW YOU TO MOTORCYCLES? work’s about. These are all things that SCOTT JACOBS: I was 14 years old, and I went to a bicycle I’ve experienced, being a biker, being shop to have one of my bikes fixed. That was the first time I in that lifestyle my entire life. I’m just saw a moped. My mom was with me, and I asked if I could get recreating that. "one of those." She said sure, if you can pay me back. I got a motorized bicycle back in 1972 or 1973, and I rode it to school. FOR MORE INFORMATION, That was my first introduction into something motorized. So, VISIT JACOBSGALLERYSHOP.COM.

A R T S + FA S H I O N

“WRITING MUSIC IS A WAY FOR ME TO LET GO OF HURT OR PAINFUL EXPERIENCES AND NOT BE HELD CAPTIVE BY MY THOUGHTS. IT'S ALSO TO EXPRESS HOW I FEEL ABOUT THE GOOD TIMES THROUGH THE JOY I HAVE IN LIFE.”

MEET THE Artist BARRETT HEMMINGS TYPE OF ARTIST: SINGER-SONGWRITER RAPID CITY SINGER-SONGWRITER BARRETT HEMMINGS SINGS FROM THE HEART, AND HIS NEWEST SINGLE, 1984, IS A PRIME EXAMPLE OF THAT. PREPARING TO RELEASE HIS SINGLE THIS MONTH TO TEASE HIS UPCOMING FULL-LENGTH ALBUM, HEMMINGS LOOKS FORWARD TO DEBUTING IT AT HIS PERFORMANCES AT THE CENTRAL STATES FAIR AUGUST 18 AND 25. PEOPLE HAVE COMPARED MY MUSIC TO… Jack Johnson and Ed Sheeran. I WRITE ABOUT PEROSNAL TOPICS BECAUSE… it is how I process certain life events, the good and the bad. I put my feelings from life situations into songs, in hopes that others can relate, and it will encourage them to find the words to express how they are feeling. I have had to grow up early in life and have seen more in my 30+ years than most have seen in a lifetime. My music is a result of those experiences, and I have poured both my heart and tears into creating these songs. ONE OF THE MOST PERSONAL SONGS I WROTE WAS… called Fight for You. Early on in my marriage, I recognized how selfish I was being as a husband, and how the dumb things I said or did had such a negative impact on my wife. After experiencing my family go through a series of divorces, I knew that I needed to make a change and work on those things in order to keep my marriage healthy and strong. My favorite lyric in it is, “I will always be by your side, because I know you will never leave mine.” I feel that it is really important for us to break the pattern of divorce within my family, because I know how much pain it can cause those it affects. THIS NEW SINGLE IS ABOUT… the life events that happened within my first year of life (1984), that I vaguely remember – things like my first breath and my first steps. My hope in this song is that it takes people back in time to a place that was simple and carefree for me, when my parents paid for everything, and the only thing I had to worry about was when my favorite cartoon came on TV. The song progresses quickly through my life, and ends with how I processed my parents’ divorce later in life. I was 23 when they decided to end their marriage, and it was one of the most difficult things I have gone through. The song ends with the idea that now my childhood feels like a dream, not the reality it was. MUSIC TO ME IS… one of the many art forms that can transcend any language barrier. Even without words, music can take people on a journey that navigates a wide spectrum of feeling and emotion. THE INSPIRATION FOR MY WORK IS… my wife, Allison. Most of the songs I’ve written are about how she makes me feel when I’m around her, and how no matter what comes our way, I will love her until my final breath. MY MOST REWARDING EXPERIENCE AS A MUSICIAN WAS WHEN… I learned how to play the guitar. I remember the first time that I sang and played the guitar in front of people. It was horrible… But I kept practicing and getting better, and now I couldn’t imagine playing music without it.

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THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE I’VE FACED SO FAR IN MY CAREER WAS… recording/finishing my first album. I’ve written a lot of songs over the years, but didn’t really find my niche in writing until about five years ago. My biggest challenge in this has been that I felt that I needed to write what people wanted to hear instead of just being myself and writing what comes from my heart. THE BEST PART ABOUT PLAYING LIVE IS… watching people connect with the words that I’m singing. Whether it is something that they have personally gone through or can relate to, I can always tell when I’ve “struck a chord” with someone by how they look at me and connect for that moment. ONE OF MY FAVORITE PLACES TO PLAY LIVE IS… Tally’s Silver Spoon. Their staff there is always really accommodating, and it’s been fun getting to know some of them each time I play there. The food is out of this world, and the overall experience there for playing live music and listening to live music is always enjoyable. THE BEST EXPERIENCE/MOMENT I’VE HAD AS A MUSICIAN IS… making the Texas All-State Men’s Choir as a Tenor 1 my senior year of high school. I worked really hard my last few years of high school to accomplish this, and it was one of the most rewarding music experiences I have had. ANOTHER LOCAL MUSICIAN I LOVE IS… Joel Guptill. I get to work with Joel on a daily basis, and get to see how passionate he is about music. He has an incredible gift for songwriting and playing guitar. I’VE DABBLED IN OTHER ART FORMS, SUCH AS… drawing and woodworking. I am working on illustrating a kid’s book series about our dogs, Jones and Mae, and have built a few things around our house out of reclaimed wood. I LOVE GRABBING A BITE AT... Independent Ale House. Their pizzas are by far my favorite here in Rapid. IF I’M NOT CREATING MUSIC, I’M… binge watching shows on Netflix. ONE OF MY FAVORITE PLACES IN SOUTH DAKOTA IS… Mount Rushmore. I know it sounds super touristy, but I am so captivated by those old dudes’ heads and what it took to craft and sculpt them out of the rock. I remember visiting [the Black Hills] as a kid on a family RV trip and having the same feeling I have when I go look at it today. ONE THING YOU CAN EXPECT TO SEE FROM ME IN THE FUTURE IS… a fulllength album that will take you through my life from when I was a kid, up until now. My goal is to finish it by the end of this year and have it available by early 2018. HEMMINGS' SINGLE, 1984, IS AVAILABLE ON ITUNES AND SPOTIFY STARTING AUGUST 4. HIS AUGUST 18 AND 25 PERFORMANCES AT THE CENTRAL STATES FAIR BEGIN AT 5 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT BARRETTHEMMINGS.COM.

LIFESTYLE

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If you’re craving something sweet, or need a cake for a special occasion, Cake Crazy is a great stop. The custom cake and gourmet cupcake shop is owned by Jess Revalee, who just celebrated five years in business this spring. A selection of cupcakes are available daily. “I do whatever I feel like making, to be honest," said Revalee. “I keep bestsellers in there at all times and then mix it up.” Flavors include Banana Chocolate Chip, Better Than Sex, Peanut Buttercup, Lemon Blueberry, German Chocolate, Carrot Cake, Raspberry Swirl, Maple Bacon, and more. Revalee loves to play with cake design and is up for any event. "I do weddings, birthdays, from small to big,” she said. Get Cake Crazy Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., and Saturdays 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Owners Mike and Vickie Marotz started Watertown Confectionery with chocolate, and it has since grown into selling fresh-roasted coffee and wine. “We do our own roasting and flavoring,” said Mike. Step over to the wine tasting room to try South Dakota Ghost Town Winery, and read about the featured ghost towns with clippings on the tasting counter (including Annie Creek and Flatiron). Don’t miss the large picture window between the showroom and kitchen, where you can watch the art of hand-dipping chocolates and pouring of hot, fresh caramel into pans. Even better? You can make your own wine and create a custom label in the basement. Wine making is by appointment only. They provide the wine cellar, wine kit, wine bottles, design labels, and bottle the wine for you. It makes for a fun group activity or to create a personal gift. The "one-stop for your indulgent side" is open Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m. 6 p.m., and Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// FOR A HAIRCUT, DRINK, OR MEAL O HARRY'S HAIR CUTS & HOT TOWELS Don’t be confused when you Google Harry’s to get some grub and “haircuts and hot towels” appears. You’re in the right place. Owners Mike and Kayleigh Lawrence opened Harry’s Hair Cuts & Hot Towels in 2016 with the main goal to open a modern barbershop (they cut women’s hair, as well). After purchasing the downtown building, though, they realized a large portion of the space was prepped to be a restaurant. Making it the “best waiting room,” there are 36 tap beers and an eclectic menu. Chef Shawn Lindsey creates “enhanced bar food and area themes,” with items like Louisiana Cajun Alfredo Nachos and the award-winning 3 Little Pigs Burger. Check their Facebook for the extreme Burger of the Week (BOTW) (i.e. Chili Cheese Quesadilla Burger and donut buns). Bonus: Receive a free beer with your Thursday haircut. Other cool facts: The upstairs is the “only country bar in Watertown,” and all of the tables in Harry’s are made from regional bowling alleys. HARRYSHAIRCUTS.COM // (605) 878-3311

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// FOR AN ATTRACTION O REDLIN ART CENTER Don’t miss the world's largest collection of original works by Watertown (and world renowned) artist Terry Redlin (1937-2016), who made a name for himself with wildlife and Americana art. The 52,000-square-foot brick building was purchased as a “thank you” from Redlin to Watertown for giving him a state-sponsored scholarship for students with disabilities (he lost a leg in a motorcycle accident at the age of 15). "The art center was never meant to be a monument to himself; it was meant to be a gift back to his hometown," said executive director Julie Ranum. Redlin asked that admission always be free and that the Center remains open year round. Home to over 160 original paintings, and each painting tells a story that marks a specific time in his life and career, including his childhood (the oldest piece is a Bugs Bunny drawing he made at age 6). Help them celebrate their 20th anniversary by checking out the gift shop for a keepsake, “step into a painting” with the rustic log cabin replica, or visit the theater to watch videos on Redlin. Summer hours are Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Sunday 12-5 p.m. REDLINART.COM // (605) 882-3877

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HOME + LIVING

HETHER IT’S AROUND A VINTAGE COFFEE TABLE, A FUNKY LAMP, OR A FAVORITE PIECE OF ARTWORK, A NEW SIOUX FALLS BUSINESS WANTS TO GET YOUR GUESTS TALKING ABOUT YOUR HOME’S SENSE OF STYLE. Mother Patience Pickner and daughter Chelsea Tracy have joined forces to become a small business powerhouse downtown at Conversation Piece. They’re no strangers to the task – Tracy launched Chelsea’s Boutique nearly nine years ago, and Pickner celebrated 20 years with Picket Fence Floral in Chamberlain this past spring. They say the new home décor store on Minnesota Avenue and 11th Street combines each of their areas of expertise.

“I’ve been doing home décor for 20 years, and it’s fun for me to find unusual items, very eclectic items,” said Pickner. “Home décor is everywhere, but what you really want to find for your space is something unique and different that starts a conversation.” Tracy and Pickner say inspiring customers also goes beyond just finding products. They say part of what makes Conversation Piece unique is their attention to the store’s layout – taking products off of shelves and displaying them in a way that helps customers go further. “We’re helping customers picture [products] in their own home through store design,” said Tracy. “You can see ‘yes I love that’ and this is how you would style it in your home. I think that’s really unique about us.” They also plan to continue providing consultations to customers looking to redecorate and will host various workshops and seminars this fall. And, as they’re guiding customers, they’re learning from each other, too.

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“I love her style and what she brings to the business, and I’m guessing vice versa,” said Pickner about partnering with her daughter. “Especially when you’ve been in business a long time, you can kind of get stuck… but it helps you step outside the box.” Tracy agrees. She says her mom’s years of home décor history and her own experience in marketing and management combine into a partnership that carries two valuable perspectives, drawing in a variety of customers. Tracy says they nearly doubled their goal on opening weekend in June, and have attracted visitors looking to spruce up everything from offices to dorm rooms to retirement homes, with a variety of price points to match. “I think that’s why we’re pulling in such a wide range: because we have two people with a wide age-range buying, so we’re really keeping that in mind,” she explained. “I’m buying stuff that 20-30-year-olds are going to like… something that’s a little more modern… and she’s buying the 40-year-old look that’s a little more traditional. And it’s worked out well in that way.” When I asked how they each manage several businesses and their own families, Tracy says an effective scheduling system is important if you don’t want to feel overwhelmed. Both cite reliable staff at each business as essential to being able to step away and focus on other ventures when necessary. But while finding time for projects across the Sioux Empire, they agreed that one of the major challenges has been pacing themselves as Conversation Piece grows in these early weeks. “We have to remember to slow down, take this one step at a time. Sometimes it’s been a challenge to just put the brakes on and focus on just this part when we want to expand already,” said Pickner. “We don’t sit still easily.” FOR MORE INFORMATION AND A FULL LIST OF HOURS AND SERVICES, VISIT CONVERSATIONPIECESF.COM.

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[HOME DÉCOR] IS MORE ABOUT YOUR PERSONALITY AND YOUR STYLE, RATHER THAN WHAT’S TRENDY. IT’S ALMOST LIKE FASHION FOR YOUR HOUSE.” — PICKNER

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HOME + LIVING

AT HOME DAVID + TERRI FIELDS

It’s itty bitty,” laughed Terri Fields, who led us in to her 650-square-foot log cabin that she shares with husband David and 1-year-old daughter Lennon in Hill City.

The family, who moved into their new home in October, gave us a tour and shared their inspiring decision to downsize (and relax more) with their everyday lifestyle.

DAVID BUILT A MINI CABIN FOR DOGS FRANK AND BRIDGET.

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O THE CABIN When you first pull into the Fields’ driveway, the large deck gives you an impression. The couple walked outside and kindly waved to welcome us. As we walked through the front door, we were surprised at how small the space was.

ORIGINALLY HAVING CABINETS, THE FIELDS SWAPPED TO HAVE OPEN SHELVING IN THE KITCHEN.

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The cabin, we soon found out, represented so much more than just a house or shelter for a young family. Terri told us that she was formerly an environmental scientist, and that David had worn the hats of several business positions in the insurance and banking industries. “Nothing against those careers, I enjoyed them, but I didn’t want to sit at a desk for the rest of my life,” he explained.

“They brought a giant crane and lifted [the cabin] off the back of a truck, swung it through the trees, and set it on top of the basement,” laughed Terri. “I about had a heart attack – I was really scared.”

Terri felt high stress from her job, and when the opportunity arose for them to move to Hill City to be near family, they started looking for a new start. Now Terri is the production brewer and cellar associate at Prairie Berry Winery, and David is lead brewery associate at Miner Brewing Company.

The Fields had been living in a 13foot camper with their baby and two dogs for four months, and watched the entire process from the driveway. “People ask us, ‘How do you live in such a small space?’ We were living in a 13-foot camper, so [the cabin] is a mansion compared to that,” she said. “It was by choice, though. We have family here and both have jobs down in Hill City, and we thought we’d rather be here during construction.”

“Now we have a fun job,” she said with a smile. Once making hefty salaries, Terri said the change was highly worth it. “For me, working 50-60 hours a week in exchange for what we do now is a no-brainer,” she continued, “but you can’t have that high salary lifestyle with a different job.” That’s when they found the cabin online through Rosebud Log Homes in Mission. “We had looked at [the cabin] about a year-and-a-half or two years ago by now, and weren’t real sure what we were doing yet on this property; if we were going to build from the ground up or not,” said Terri. “Eventually we came back around and looked at this cabin.” In order to bring it to the land, they had to carry it with a crane and drop it onto foundation where they had a contractor build a basement for them.

“LAST YEAR WE MOVED, HAD A BABY, AND GOT NEW JOBS. AND WE’RE STILL MARRIED!”

It wasn’t just as simple as setting down the home, though. The couple had to build a separate set of stairs to lead to the basement, remodeled the bathroom (including swapping a standing shower to a bathtub for the baby), and added their own personal touches. One interesting element to the cabin is that it’s built with beetle wood trees. “This is unique, because there’s only a finite amount of pine beetle wood left,” said Terri. “At some point, it will all be gone and used up. That’s the unique coloring you see in the wood.”

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“SOMETIMES IT ALMOST FEELS LIKE WE’RE IN A TREE HOUSE.”

O DOWNSIZING With the change in careers, the family had made a commitment to a different lifestyle. “Even though we knew we were going to start a family, we wanted to really minimize as much as possible,” said Terri. David had always wanted to live in a cabin and knew this could be a great move for them. “I’ve always wanted a log cabin, so when we found this it felt right,” he said. “Our last house before this was 1,800 square feet, and the last one before that was 2,200 [square feet], and we always had all of this extra space that we never used. A smaller log home made sense.” In order to make the move, they needed to edit down their belongings. “It was cool going from our old house to this one because we really had to go through our stuff,” explained David. “What did we need and what did we have room for?”

The biggest problems? Clothes and kitchen items. “You accumulate so much over the years,” said Terri. “We had three toasters at one point. We made a lot of donations.” David says they allotted one storage tub to each of them and let them keep “non-useful things,” like old, nostalgic t-shirts. Currently, their furniture is all from previous homes and from family members, including the kitchen table that was given to them by Terri’s grandma. “Our [table] is the central gathering place and is literally central in our house,” she said. “Lennon eats three meals a day there." Some parts of the furniture didn’t make the cut, though. “There used to be another piece for the couch, but we didn’t have room for it,” laughed Terri. They have plans to shop around more after Lennon gets older.

O TWO SPACES As of right now, the cabin has what the Fields describe as “two spaces.” When the basement is complete, they’ll have another living area and bathroom, but for now they have the open main floor with the kitchen, full bathroom, and Lennon’s room, and the upstairs. Their way to get up to the master bedroom is the half stair, half ladder combination. “I’m so used to it, I don’t even notice anymore,” said David as we walked upstairs. We were warned to watch our heads with the lower ceiling, and saw the bed near the ground, raised up by wooden palettes. “Since [the bedroom] has such a short ceiling, we snagged the palettes from work (with permission) and continued with that for the side tables,” said Terri. They also pointed out all of the framed photographs from a trip they’ll never forget. David recalled, “When we finished college, we took my Jeep from Rapid City to San Francisco all the way up the coast and up to Alaska, and these are photos from that.” Past the bedroom is the walk-in closet. “It’s actually the biggest closet we’ve had in all of our houses, oddly enough,” laughed David. The only catch is that the upstairs half bathroom is in the closet. Does this phase the couple? “It’s just part of it, you know,” said Terri.

TERRI AND DAVID HAVE A DISPLAY FOR BELOVED PETS OF THE PAST.

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Since they had to bring in plumbing, the pipes are exposed, and the couple plans to use their creativity to cover them. Windows are also in the closet looking over the land and into the trees. “You don’t realize how high up you are until you look out here,” said Terri. “It’s a small house, you know, but we really have two separate spaces with being able to close the door up here.”

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O LENNON’S ROOM Nearing the end of our tour, we had the chance to help wake up Lennon after her nap. The changing table and crib were gifts from David’s sister. “The two girls are 10 and 12 now, and they saved them for us specifically and gave them to us three years ago, trying to get us to have a baby,” laughed Terri. In the corner is a dried lilac bush from their old neighbor, which has made it into three different houses now. “I watched him cut that down, and I asked if I could have a piece of that,” she said. The painting above the crib was done by Terri, who made it for Lennon while she was pregnant. The closet is a “catch-all closet” for kitchen supplies, utilities, and, of course, Lennon’s things. “You don’t need a big space to make a baby happy, that’s for sure,” said Terri with a smile.

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If you don’t know, just ask. When you speak with a mortgage professional, they will let you know what they're able to do for you. If there is something holding you back, such as credit or a down payment, they will coach you through options to help you get on the home buying track. WHAT IF I CAN'T AFFORD A REAL ESTATE AGENT TO TAKE ME AROUND? When you are a buyer, your real estate agent generally works for you at no cost to you. They get paid if you buy a home (generally by the seller of the home) as part of a listing agreement. Just like finding a trusted lender, it is okay, even advised, to shop around for realtors you feel meet your needs. WHAT IF I CAN'T AFFORD A HUGE DOWN PAYMENT. AM I HOPELESS?

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TWO SOUTH DAKOTA AIRBNB’S LET US INTO THEIR HOMES TO CHAT ABOUT WHAT MADE THEM TAKE THE LEAP TO HOST, WHAT THE PROCESS IS LIKE, AND WHAT STORIES THEY HAVE ABOUT THEIR GUESTS.

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Bale & Butterfly Bungalow Soren Sturlaugson built his nontraditional straw bale home in Rapid City in 2010 with the help of his brother, Brent, who is an architect and teacher at the University of Kentucky. “He lived here for five years before he moved, so this was his home,” said his father, Scott, who was about to give us a tour of the studio. Soren, who has a two-year contract teaching second grade in Colombia, entrusts his parents, who live next door, to oversee the booking communication, answer questions for guests, and help clean after check out (this Airbnb has self check in, and the key is left in a hidden area). “I’m more in charge of cleaning, and really there’s not much you have to do," said his mother, Brooke. "We email guests and tell them instructions. There are instructions inside, but when you book, I believe it sends you all of the house rules and instructions as well.” Airbnb recommends you fill out house rules on your profile and also have a hard

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copy available so guests know what to expect (i.e. where to put used towels, if shoes aren't allowed in the house, if people are allowed over the space, etc.). Soren started hosting two years ago. Winter months are quiet, but starting around April, the home is frequently booked. As we approached the front door, Scott pointed up to the flat roof and talked about the modern and "green" design. “The roofline is vastly different, and that’s probably one of the things that attracts people,” said Scott. “When it rains, we collect rainwater and can use the water for gardening or whatever. That’s the reason for the design, or the way it is.” We were told Soren would be chatting with us via FaceTime sometime during the walkthrough on his break. “You’ve got to talk to him about the house since this is his passion project,” said Brooke. To give a little more background before continuing further, it’s important to

IRBNB WAS FOUNDED IN AUGUST OF 2008 IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA AS A WAY FOR PEOPLE TO LIST AND BOOK ACCOMMODATIONS AROUND THE WORLD. WHILE THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO UTILIZE THE WEBSITE AND APP, IT'S BEST KNOWN AS A WAY TO BOOK OR HOST A UNIQUE HOME – HOMES TYPICALLY OWNED BY SOMEONE. FROM STAYING IN A “SEASHELL HOUSE” IN ISLA MUJERES, MEXICO TO SPENDING A WEEK IN A TREE HOUSE IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA TO OVERNIGHTING IN A COLLEGE STUDENT’S BEDROOM WHILE HE’S SLEEPING IN THE ROOM ACROSS THE HALLWAY, NO EXPERIENCE IS THE SAME.

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Soren, scott, & Brooke "Full of amenities and surprises, this beautiful home is more than you'll likely expect from it! Secluded, charming, comfortable, well stocked with anything you could want, it's a beautiful piece of heaven located along one of the most stunning drives you'll find in S.D. There were even pronghorns on the hill to meet us as we pulled into the neighborhood! Thank you, Soren, for sharing this treasure with us! Your map of the area trails was icing on the cake. I wish we had more time to stay and explore!" - Jeff, June 2017 "This bungalow was the most unique, smart, and beautiful place I've ever visited. We could have stayed much longer. Scott and Brooke were so sweet and helpful to us. Soren also gave us lots of information and was very communicative and friendly. These are the type of people and a place you'll remember for a long time. I will recommend this trip and the bungalow to many. Special place." -Sharon, June 2017

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The Airbnb Community 65,000+ cities 160,000,000+ guests 1,400+ castles 191+ countries 3,000,000+ listings worldwide explain that there are three ways to host your home. You can rent your entire home, rent a private room in your home, or rent a shared room. Soren’s “cleverly designed studio” (as described on his listing) is a full home for $157 a night ($217 a night on weekends). The 700-square-foot studio has a main room, full bathroom, and a utility room. As we entered, it was like an artist’s paradise, with art scattered about the walls, lush plants covering surfaces throughout, and a 108-square-foot glass garage door. “With the design this way and this facing south, in the wintertime the sun is so much lower in the sky that the sun shines [through the garage door] and heats up this space and the floor,” explained Scott. “All of this floor can retain that heat.” To give us the full effect, Brooke opened the garage door, which leads to the outdoor lounge area. “It becomes an instant patio," she exclaimed. “Presto, instant porch! You have a little fire pit out there; it’s a great space.” Scott continued about the inspira-

tion behind it, “I guess originally he wanted to build a house over here, too, so this was his way of existing without getting in debt. This really might end up being a garage eventually, if he does end up doing all that.” When asked if he will return to finish the envisioned project, Brooke replied, “We sure hope so, but he loves other cultures and adventures.” Soren is also an artist, and all of the paintings, drawings, and prints throughout the space are his works. He even painted a forest mural in the bathroom, which he built out with his dad.

While there is one Murphy Bed "For two acres of land and an entire (which has instructions on how home for $157 a night, it’s ecoto pull out of the wall), the bun- nomical for a family to be here, and galow accommodates four guests they have space," said Scott. "The with a blow-up mattress, a futon, national forest is half a mile away and a hammock as well. Scott and with trails. We’ve had people that Brooke informed us that a group have brought their mountain bikes of motorcyclists from Fargo, North and who go for walks.” Dakota were getting ready to check in after 3 p.m. that afternoon and We walked over to an interesting would be utilizing all of the beds. square hole in the wall that revealed the straw bale that you can Scott explained, "If you want priva- actually touch. cy, there is also a curtain you can pull around the Murphy Bed." “This is called a ‘truth window.’ This Other amenities include a guitar guests can play, two acres of land with a wiffle ball field, a chest of outdoor toys, a grill, a craft tool box inside, and more.

tells you there are actual straw bales in the back of the cement and that’s why the walls are so thick,” said Scott. Another different design element

“He’s obsessed with anything artistic,” said Brooke. We were told there were 95 plants in the studio last year, but they have “downsized a bit.” Why the love for plant life? “We can take credit for that one,” said Scott. “There are plants all over my house, as well. I was a biology teacher.” The main space acts as what they described as four rooms in one. There is the bedroom, kitchen, living room, and dining room.

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are the kitchen counters. Brooke told us that since Soren is 6’2", he wanted to “build the counters for himself.”

“Brent designed the outside, and I where they fill out notes about their brainstormed the few years I was liv- stay and sometimes draw pictures. ing there, making little additions here and there and adding personal touch- "Reading the guest book, it seems And just as she let out a chuckle, es to get it to where it’s at,” he recalled. people really appreciate having this Soren started calling her phone. We little nook and little space that was placed the iPhone on the entry table His favorite highlight of the space crafted so thoughtfully to give them against a couple of books. hadn’t been mentioned yet by his that peace and tranquility,” explained parents. Soren had created a laundry Soren. chute through the bathroom wall that We quickly gave him grief about the goes directly to the laundry machine. aforementioned counters. He let out His advice for those who are contema laugh. “We’re all a tall family, and I love to cook and do dishes,” he said. “The normal counter is four or five inches shorter, but that does make a difference hovering over the counter for a while.” We told him how much we admired his attention to detail and noticed his intentional touches. “I miss it a lot, being down here,” he said.

He explained the two-phase process of building the studio with his brother.

“To be able to shed your clothes and throw them through the wall right to the laundry machine is pretty cool,” he said. We asked Soren why he wanted to let people stay in his home.

plating becoming hosts? Be thorough in describing your site and in choosing who is staying in your place. This can be done by making sure they have a Verified ID (see sidebar) and starting a conversation with them over Airbnb.

“Establish some correspondence and connection before your guests arrive. "For the most part, I’m really excited For me on my place, I don’t do Into share it with anybody, because I stant Book, because then I don’t relove the place so much. And not being ally know who is staying in my place. there, I would feel selfish not sharing And for me, it’s a personal place, so that with travelers coming through," I want to know who is going to be in he said. there," he said. "Of course, you can always check Verified IDs, but for me To stay up to date on what guests' exand my heart, I need to know this perperiences are like, he has a guest book son is pretty good. Even if you have a

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/////////////////////////////////////////////// sentence or two back and forth, that conversation helps.” Soren has only turned away one person from getting a "weird feeling" from correspondence. In order to do this, he urges to not sign up for Instant Book. Airbnb recommends it for constant booking and to make more money, but Soren says this makes it harder to be in control of who your guests are. As his break came to a close, we said our goodbyes. Soon after, Scott's phone lit up, and it was another booking. “This is how we stay abreast when we’re out and about. Requests and messages come straight to my phone. We were in Kentucky, and I accepted a booking from there," he said.

“Another unique thing is this whole floor is heated – there are tubes that run through here from the utility room.” — Scott

The couple walked us out into the field and talked about the guests who have come and gone. “The girl who left this morning actually left a really neat note. She’s a traveling nurse, and she’s moving across the country. She was questioning her decision, so we talked about it," said Brooke. "You get to know people’s stories. When people sign up for [our Airbnb] they tell us a little bit about themselves and why they’re traveling.” Scott motioned towards the patio.

“I think one of the things that brings us both joy is when we see people over here in the evening with the garage door up and guests relaxing in the chairs or playing wiffle ball," he said. "Just seeing people using the space the way Soren designed and why he enjoys it is why we love doing this."

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Charming Phillips Avenue Craftsman Andrew Wieting, an investment broker, and his wife Lisa, a pharmacy technician, had been guests through Airbnb in cities like San Francisco and Chicago. "It just seemed like something we would enjoy doing," said Andrew. They started hosting a year ago this month, and have been living in their 1919 craftsman for two years. Andrew recalled, “This house was a little rough when we bought it, so I’ve done a lot of work to it.” The Wieting's historic home on

////////// Phillips Avenue is just a few blocks from both downtown Sioux Falls and McKennan Park. There are two listings for their space: One is for the front bedroom on the main floor, and the other is for the two remaining bedrooms by the kitchen (you can stay in all three by booking both listings). Andrew said in the wintertime when it's slower, the front room is $35 a night and the two rooms are $45 a night. During busy season, the prices are bumped up to $45 for the front room and $55 for the two rooms. “We could charge more, but I think

it’s better having it full all of the time and meeting people," he said. Since you're renting a private room(s), Andrew and Lisa are typically in the home with you, but stay in the basement where they have a TV room and their master bedroom. “We basically have a live-in unit downstairs, so it works out pretty good,” said Andrew. Their dog, Lux, can also be found down there.

The Wietings put together a welcome letter with house rules and Wi-Fi information, as well as a list of local shops, attractions, and restaurants to check out. They learned these types of touches from their experiences as guests. Andrew says being an Airbnb host has been a great opportunity to make extra money. "We've had months where we bring in more than $2,000," he said. The flexibility has been nice as well, as hosts can set their calendar for when they want to allow guests or not (again, not part of Instant Book). Andrew enjoys being able to be as busy as they want to be.

Guests have the entire main floor, including the kitchen that has a "coffee and espresso nook," and the living room with a TV and the latest magazines. Toiletries are available in the bathroom, as well. “You can block dates and have dates open and available as much as you want. Some months where we’re “We keep the fridge stocked with items and have coffee and espres- going to be around a lot and don’t have family or friends staying over, so," said Andrew. "We make sure there are breakfast items avail- we can have 28 out of 30 days filled if we want," he said. "Some able."

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Andrew & Lisa

"We loved this house! It's a fantastic neighborhood, and the rooms are very comfortable and well-decorated. Andrew went above and beyond with amenities: coffee and light breakfast, drinks in the fridge, and toiletries in the bathroom. We wish we could have stayed longer!" - Jenni, June 2017 "Had a genuinely perfect stay here in Sioux Falls! Beautiful home just a short walk from downtown. The neighborhood is very homey, covered in trees and family homes. The house is out of a home dĂŠcor magazine, and our rooms were fantastic! We were provided with everything we needed and more! We stayed for one night and wish we could have stayed longer. Thank you for the great stay!" - Ann, June 2017

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“There was a writer that had a million travel stories and we all had a bottle of wine." — Lisa

3 Ways to Host HOST EXTRA SPACE Whether it's a room in your apartment or a cabin in the woods, you can rent it out. HOST FOR YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Many people have homes they want to share, but don't have time or the confidence to host. Now you can help them welcome travelers to your neighborhood. HOST UNIQUE EXPERIENCES Share your passion, expertise, or what's special about where you live leading experiences for travelers, like shopping, hiking, wine tasting, etc.

Tips for Guests READ CAREFULLY Look at profiles and reviews of potential hosts before you book, and check for verified phone numbers, connected social networks, and references. PAY AND COMMUNICATE ON AIRBNB See Tips for Hosts side bar. SET CLEAR EXPECTATIONS After learning about your host's Airbnb history, start a conversation with them about your plans and what you expect. (Note: If you don't feel right about a reservation, don't book it.)

PREPARE FOR THE UNEXPECTED Research the neighborhood where you'll be staying, and familiarize yourself with major roads and landmarks. Have a plan for where to go in case of an emergency. Tell people where you'll be (when you book, Airbnb asks that you email your itinerary to a third party), and think about signing up for traveler's insurance. BE A CONSIDERATE GUEST Honor your commitments, like check-in and house rules. It's always courteous to leave an honest review to help guide future guests and to give the host feedback.

months, during the holidays especially, we’ll have 20 days blocked off, but the other 10 will fill up.”

Airbnbs], but we were nervous," he said. "You don’t know what to do... it’s a feel-out process.”

While it's great for housing expens- They, personally, prefer to do the es, a dream trip, or for savings, An- hand-off for check-in. drew emphasizes that you need to be ready for what the commitment "Maybe 10 out of 100 times I’ll leave entails. [the key] under the doormat, but I don’t like letting someone be here “I think it’s really important that too long without me around," said you’re a people person. My wife Andrew. warms up to people and is way more social than I am, but I’m the They also like to approve guests, person that does the greeting for and look at potential guests' hisnew people," he said. "If you’re a tory and reviews to make their little uneasy about meeting new decision. people, this may not be for you. You may not get a good review if “We haven’t had any bad experiyou’re not up for giving them tips ences," said Andrew. "It’s nice that and chatting with them.” [Airbnb] verifies the email address, name, phone number, lists your The first time they hosted, Andrew reviews, driver’s license number…” admitted, they weren't nearly as well prepared as they are today. Reviews have helped them as hosts as well. “It helped we had stayed at [other

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“We’ve fixed stuff along the way… we’ve never gotten a bad review," he said. "When someone leaves a review, they leave what the public would see, and underneath is private feedback and they can give you tips if they didn’t like something or they would do something differently. That has been helpful.”

from the South and brought Apple Pie Moonshine, and we sat and drank a bottle of that with them and heard a bunch of stories," said Andrew. "I’m older than 30 now, so it’s fun to hear people have a good time with no worries.” A lot of their guests, they mentioned, are from around the nation and worldwide to make the bucket list road trip to Mount Rushmore and other amazing sights the Black Hills offers.

visitors a feel for what Sioux Falls has to offer before they continue on to the west side of the state. “I think being close to downtown has been huge, and a lot of people travel to the Badlands, so it’s a nice stopping point," he said. "If we wanted to, we could always be full."

Andrew and Lisa love hanging Lisa has enjoyed being able to out with guests, if that's what share their home with others. they want from their stay. They're also completely okay “It’s nice to make your home with staying out of the way so useful,” she said. “It’s a nice to give guests space. The Wi- “There was a couple from Aushobby, because everything etings have had a great time tralia this week, and we have you do is for your house, so getting to know the ones that a couple from Germany stay- you’re really getting to utido want to chat, and have ing next month," said Lisa. lize it and share it with other special memories from those "They’re doing their U.S. tour." people.” interactions. Their location, they say, is very popular, since it gives

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The entrance was welcoming right away, with much more picnic table seating on the patio. As we opened the door, Taylor and Putzke were right there to greet us. We were obsessed with the subway tile (you can never go wrong with subway tile) and the wooden bar. Putzke explained the bar, the custom shelves, and the cleaver (shaped like South Dakota) were created by Hackberry Hollow Woodworks out of Renner.

Along with hearing they had delicious food, we learned of the owners' longtime bromance. Co-owner and chef Jordan Taylor and co-owner and manager The menu was adorably written on the Barry Putzke grew up together and chalkboard behind the counter, and the graduated from Roosevelt High School. daily specials were on a clipboard. After they parted ways for college, they "Since we like to keep things fresh and reunited in the Pacific Northwest and use local producers as much as we can, moved to Portland, where Putzke we plan to switch [the menu] up every pursued a career in finance and Taylor so often," explained Taylor. "Otherwise attended culinary school. I get antsy, too, and need to experiment Nearly 15 year later, they planned to with new menu items." return home to "share what they love Our eyes bugged out when we saw there about Portland." Passionate for west was homemade ice cream. Taylor said coast farm-to-table cooking, Taylor he typically makes small batches of the wanted to only use local, quality ingredidessert, and there are at least two flavors ents when the casual restaurant can. a day.

THE VIETNAMESE FRIED CHICKEN

Our choices? Strawberry and chocolate mint. Mint is my jam, so chocolate mint it was. The mint-infused dessert was to die for. Since we started with dessert first (like everyone should), we moved on to the Naughty Fries. They are fries topped with pork chile verde, taqueria pickles, queso fresco, cilantro, and radish. For being "naughty," it didn't feel wrong. Everything looked so fresh. I will probably say "fresh" 80 times in this article, because it just needs to be repeated. The fries weren't overwhelmed with toppings, and they were easy to eat. Because of this, the fries were crispy, not soggy. I was happily surprised by the radish, which I wouldn't normally think to pair with fries. To wash down the "naughty" starter, my co-worker enjoyed a glass of Ballast Point Sculpin, and I tried a glass of Elysian Brewing Blood Orange Pale Super Fuzz. The restaurant has eight craft beers on tap. Next up, the Falafel. This being my first falafel, it had chaat spiced raita, cherry tomato, Dagger and Arrow hot sauce, romaine, and pita. The tomatoes were the most red I’ve seen all summer. Since

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hen we entered the new restaurant in uptown Sioux Falls, we were excited. "You've got to try that new sandwich place," we had heard since the day they opened late May in the former Taste of the Big Apple location.

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We didn’t get to them, but these items are on our list for next time…

SANDWICHES BURGER Two patties, bacon and tomato jam, bread and butter pickle, iceberg, American cheese, potato roll. (Add egg or bacon for $1). CARNITAS Lime and black bean puree, avocado, oaxacan cheese, pickled radish. CAST IRON WALLEYE Herbed breadcrumb, sauce gribiche, arugula, lemon, ciabatta.

STARTERS & SIDES BEER BRAISED BRATWURST CROQUETTES Seasoned krout, grain mustard aioli. GERMAN POTATO SALAD Fingerlings, salami herbs, mustard, rye crouton. FENNEL SLAW Green and red cabbage, crème fraiche, orange.

SALADS MUFFALETTA Mortadella, finocchiona, romaine, giardiniera, basil, ciabatta croutons, green olive vinagrette.

MOROCCAN CHICKEN SALAD

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HOUSE Mixed lettuces, shaved fennel, salted almond, sherry vinaigrette.

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I had never eaten it before, I probably failed at eating it correctly and used silverware. It was very flavorful, and the deep, fried balls were packed with new flavors for me. The Vietnamese Fried Chicken ended up on our table, and is a "must-try" at Bread & Circus Sandwich Kitchen. The nuoc cham, bahn mi pickles, cilantro aioli, and potato roll were juicy and packed with different tastes. The pickled vegetables were a cool addition, though the carrot was sneakily spicy. When we thought we were going to roll down into the street from being bloated, we received the Porkstrami – pork belly, beer braised kraut, fontina, grainaise, on rye. These types of sandwiches typically scare me, but I needed to try this one. It was tame on flavor and had the perfect amount of [house-made] sour krout. They cure their bacon in house, which makes bacon even better.

Yes, there's one more. We tried the Moroccan Chicken salad. This included arugula, grapes, feta, harissa marinated cucumber, crispy lentils, and preserved lemon vinaigrette. The taste of honey garlic and in-house vinaigrette were a light treat. I would actually order this, and if you ask on a normal day if I'll choose salad over anything else, the answer is no.

O BOTTOM LINE: This is a great stop for fresh (I said it again), farm-to-table small plates (which most come with a side of chips). You'll leave extremely satisfied and ready to come back for the next round. It's also very exciting to see the patio utilized more, since it's such a new, fun area of town.

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It feels like you're walking into a modern deli, which I saw they do have house-made deli meats and sausages to order. The patio is a great way to spend a nice lunch or dinner hour. There's a lot of neighborhood traffic of people walking with their family or dog(s). It's great for people watching.

This is almost a steal for what you're getting with ingredients. Everything is $12 or under, which makes it easy to order several small plates to try more items.

I can't talk enough about the taste. Their presentation made me want to try things I never want to try. And I loved it. Along with their locally-sourced products, they have kid-friendly options as well. Don't miss the Naughty Fries and ice cream of the day.

RATING SCALE: AMBIANCE ++++ | AVERAGE PRICE PER MEAL: $—$10 & UNDER; $$—$20 & UNDER; $$$—$30 & UNDER; $$$$—OVER $30 | TASTE √ √ √ √

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Owner Aaron Neiman chose to open his shops in Belle Fourche because of his history in the area. His grandpa used to take him to Hank’s Barbour Shop as a kid, and nine years ago that same building went up for sale. He bought the space and opened his first coffee shop, called Green Bean Coffeehouse. “Our house at the time in Belle [Fourche] had a separate walk-

out basement apartment that we converted into a certified kitchen called The Bakeshop,” said Neiman. “This became our in-house bakery for providing all the shops with scratch made baked goods.” Soon after, 704 8th Avenue went up for sale, and he knew it would be the perfect place to expand his bakery. The building was originally a medical clinic and then a law office, so they had to do a complete renovation in order to transform it into the kitchen it is today. “It’s unique in that its primary function is to supply our own coffee shops with fresh baked goods,” said Neiman. “We are also one of the last remaining bakeries to make both cake and raised donuts completely from scratch.” The popular bakery is only open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. They plan to open up to the public more in the future, but for right now they spend

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the majority of their time baking goods for Neiman's coffee shops throughout the Black Hills. Another goal Neiman has for his bakery is to reintroduce his line of breads that originally got the ball rolling, along with adding custom cakes. Neiman says the 8th Avenue Bakery crew is full of fun, dedicated, and hard-working people who have a passion for frying donuts throughout the night. Neiman said his team has the support structure necessary to keep the bakery as great as it is. Head baker and manager Blaine Wall didn’t have a baking background, but moved his way up because of his desire to learn and create amazing goodies. The bakery regularly includes new items to the menu that are hand-made by the staff. They also have seasonal items for holidays throughout the year; for example, on the 4th of July they offered Independence Day Pies.

“This will be the first year we try to incorporate a variety of berries foraged locally,” said Neiman. “Berry picking has long been a family tradition and yields such prized commodities as chokecherry syrup or service berry pie.”

“BELLE FOURCHE WAS WHERE IT ALL STARTED FOR US NINE YEARS AGO. AS A KID, MY GRANDPA WOULD TAKE ME TO BELLE TO GET MY HAIRCUT AT HANK'S BARBOUR SHOP. WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THAT 30+ YEARS LATER THE SAME SPACE WOULD HOUSE OUR FIRST COFFEE SHOP?”

Neiman said his personal favorite on the menu is the Boston Creams. This is a round donut with a hollow center filled with Boston cream made from scratch instead of vanilla pudding. All baked goods from the bakery can be found at any of Neiman's shops: Green Bean Coffeehouse in Belle Fourche and Spearfish, Blackbird Espresso in Spearfish, and Harriet & Oak in Rapid City. FOR MORE INFORMATION, FOLLOW 8TH AVENUE BAKERY ON FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES ON THEIR NEWEST TREATS, AS WELL AS THE ADDITION OF RETAIL DAYS.

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ELLE FOURCHE, SOUTH DAKOTA IS THE PLACE TO GO IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AN ARTISANAL BAKED TREAT MADE COMPLETELY FROM SCRATCH WITH NO ARTIFICIAL INGREDIENTS. 8TH AVENUE BAKERY STARTED OFF AS A BAKERY THAT ONLY MADE BREAD FOR THE RAPID CITY FARMERS' MARKET, AND SOON FLOURISHED INTO ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE BAKERIES AROUND.

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