Known for its breathtaking views and monumental adventures, Rapid City is more than a gateway to the Black Hills. It’s a Black Hills getaway in itself. With an abundance of local brews, upscale eats and its fair share of dinosaurs, explore the “Great 8” of Rapid City and prepare for fun.
Explore above and belowground as you soar, compete for high scores, and have loads of fun while seeing the Black Hills from a most excellent perspective.
From spellbinding festivals, eerie-sistible pumpkin trails and frightfully fun corn mazes, to trick-or-treating in costume at the zoo, scarecrow festivals and paranormal investigating haunted houses, plan any weekend throughout the month of October for a wicked good time with local celebration, ranging from spooktacular to sensory-friendly, and happening in communities across the entire state!
When he was a boy, Terry Redlin spent so much of school staring out the window that teachers called him “Windows Redlin.” That was before he became one of America's favorite artists.
One visit to Badlands National Park proved you CAN get a teen to put down the phone.
For generations, Native Americans have passed on their rich artistic traditions, knowledge and skills. Native American culture is woven into the fabric of South Dakota's heritage. Dakota, Lakota and Nakota art colors our homes, schools, businesses and museums.
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See why Sanaa's Mediterranean delights attract the attention of customers and prestigious dining awards.
This helpful page outlines general rules to follow when visiting Native American reservations and events in order to make your visit as enjoyable and respectful as possible.
