We are a veteran-owned beer company and taproom located in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota. Our passion for craft beer and our community is the foundation for our mission, “to connect people through craft beer.” Our goal is to create an atmosphere of discovery and appreciation for craft beer and the art of brewing. Come visit Zymurcracy in Rapid City! We are open seven days a week. See our website or Facebook for current hours and special events.
The name says it all! Affordable Adventures is your complete Black Hills area tour service. Relax and enjoy the beauty of the area as our experienced guides drive the winding and scenic byways and explore out-of-the-way sights for an unforgettable tour experience. Visit our website to see all of the tours we offer as well as the amenities that are included. We offer a variety of standard tours; however, custom tours are our specialty. We are open year-round.
The Heritage Hall Museum & Archives is a cultural hub that celebrates and shares the history of the larger Freeman community. Our collection tells the story of the Germans-from-Russia immigrants who arrived in southeastern Dakota Territory starting in the 1870s. Our two exhibit halls and four historical buildings include thousands of artifacts that tell the story of the settlers who came from Amish, Hutterite, Lutheran, Reformed and Mennonite faith traditions. Our archives are filled with thousands of photos, documents and books available for research. We are open year-round, with our seasonal hours being 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through Saturday, in the summer (May-September), and 12-4 p.m., Monday through Friday, in the winter (October-April).
The International Vinegar Museum in Roslyn is the world's first and only museum dedicated to the wonder that is vinegar. Learn how vinegar is made, who makes it and 101 uses for vinegar. The museum is open seasonally (May-early September), 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Thursday, Friday and Saturday. See our Facebook page for any updates and the latest information..
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Dahl Arts Center, located in Downtown Rapid City, is a community-owned art
space, offering a variety of attractions. It features five curated art
galleries, a hands-on Art Studio designed for families, and the Dahl Artists'
Market, where art crafted by local and regional artists is available for
purchase. Managed by the Rapid City Arts Council, The Dahl is a community space
that hosts all kinds of arts and culture events. It also provides art education
programs for both youth and adults, along with open pottery and art studios,
offering people a welcoming space to unleash their creativity. The Dahl is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Entry to the
galleries is always free, with donations warmly welcomed.
Karttrax Family Fun Park is a family-owned and operated five-acre, 18-hole mini-golf facility that has been providing fun to the Yankton area since 1986. We strive to provide family entertainment in a Christian-based atmosphere for the purpose of strengthening family unity. We are open seasonally and weather permitting. Visit our Facebook page for the most current information, including hours of operation. FOR 2025: We are only offering mini-golf. (Go karts may return in the future.)
Ma Cualli is a Mexican, family-run, traditional restaurant located in the heart of Rapid City. The traditional Mexican family recipes of Mario and Teresa, together with their entire family, have created a charming space were the goal is to share real Mexican flavors with the community. Ma Cualli is an ode to the dishes and cuisines inspired by personal family food traditions, travels, and learned experiences. Just the best ingredients are used to craft the most exquisite meals. The menu is thoughtful, rich with Mexican traditions, set in a warm and convivial atmosphere. We are open 11 a.m.-10 p.m., Sunday through Thursday, and 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Friday and Saturday.
CLOSED MARCH 2023-LATE 2025 FOR RENOVATION. Discover the rich heritage and complex history of South Dakota at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre. Award-winning rotating exhibits capture the spirit of The Mount Rushmore State and hands-on activities offer new experiences and learning opportunities at every turn. Admission is free for kids under 18. We are open year-round. See our website for our hours. During renovation, the Heritage Store at the South Dakota State Capitol will remain open 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday (also open 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, June through August).
The first cave to be designated a national park, Wind Cave features the world's largest concentration of rare boxwork formations below ground and a 33,970-acre wildlife sanctuary on the surface. The cave is one of the longest and most complex caves in the world. Located in the southern Black Hills near Hot Springs, the park is home to bison, elk, and other wildlife that roam the rolling prairie grasslands and forested hillsides. Activities include hiking, bird watching, wildlife viewing, backcountry camping, Junior Ranger programs, and cave tours. Tour tickets may be purchased online in advance. As of April 28, 2025, cave tours are suspended until further notice while the elevator system is being restored. See our Facebook or website for updates.
Built in 1911, the FlatIron was originally known as The Gibson House — and is reminiscent of the Flatiron in Manhattan, NY with its triangular footprint. This two-story boutique hotel is one of many historic sandstone buildings located in Hot Springs. The hotel features six suites with full kitchens and private bathrooms, several balconies, three private sleeping rooms, a shared courtyard with gas fire pit, off-street parking, and a shared library. Experience the perfect blend of luxury and history in our exquisitely designed suites and sleeping rooms. Each lodging space marries refined elegance with timeless charm, offering unparalleled comfort and a stay steeped in South Dakota heritage.
