Warrior's Work & Ben West Gallery in Hill City is the creation of South Dakotans Randy Berger and his wife Janna Emmel. Our gallery began as Warrior's Work, dedicated to Native American art, and then expanded to Ben West Gallery to include other contemporary artists. We are proud to know all of our artists personally. They are people we respect and enthusiastically represent. Among the many beautiful pieces of flat art showcased in the gallery, there are also sculptures in bronze, stone, glass and wood. We also offer our own distinct style of men's and women's wear. Our 'gallery wardrobe' consists of high quality leather hats and jackets. We also feature hand-painted watches and bracelets. Our hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday.
The Washington Pavilion is the region’s home for the arts, entertainment and science. Located in a beautifully-renovated historic building in downtown Sioux Falls, the former Washington High School, it is one of only a few facilities in the world to bring together under one roof the performing arts, visual arts, interactive science and educational opportunities. See our website for hours and admission.
Watertown Brewing Company is Watertown's spot for premium craft beer and gastropub-themed fare. We feature a wide range of house-brewed beers and rotating taps from regional breweries served in our warm and inviting taproom. Come experience all we have to offer. There always something new and different to enjoy in our warm, inviting atmosphere. Our hours are 11 a.m.-10 p.m., Wednesday through Friday, and 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Saturday.
The Watertown South Dakota Convention and Visitors Bureau's mission is to market, promote and attract visitors to Watertown and to Wow them while they are here. We assist convention, event and tour/event planners to add value to their activities and to provide a great visitor experience.
The Watertown Family Aquatic Center is a three pool complex that provides fun for people of all ages. It includes a bath house with locker rooms, family change rooms and concession area. The main pool has zero-depth entry, a lap area, floatables, basketball goal, ¾ meter diving board, drop slide, water walk, frog slide, in-water playground, and four additional interactive play features. There is also a 550-foot lazy river, special area for small children, a sand play area and three slides. The waterpark is located across 3rd Street from Thunder Road. See current days and hours of operation on our website or Facebook page.
With more than 30,000 square feet of swimming pools and water slides, and a renovation in 2022, Rapid City's WaTiki® Indoor Waterpark Resort is the largest indoor water park in the Dakotas. Located just off Interstate 90 at Exit 61, WaTiki® Indoor Waterpark Resort is just a short drive away from all of the Black Hills’ most memorable attractions. The resort is home to five hotels including La Quinta by Marriott, Home2 Suites by Hilton, Residence Inn by Marriott, Fairfield by Marriott, and Courtyard by Marriott. WaTiki® also includes Sliders Bar & Grill, Starbucks, and an arcade loaded with more than 50 games. Open year-round, WaTiki® is a totally tubular place for birthday parties, family reunions, or a splashin’ good time.
Waubay National Wildlife Refuge, located in northeastern South Dakota north of Waubay, is in the Prairie Pothole Region, a key region in North America for waterfowl conservation. The Refuge was established in 1935 as a refuge and breeding ground for migratory birds and other wildlife. Today, the National Wildlife Refuge System has more than 565 Refuges and is in all 50 states. The Refuge System is the largest system of lands in the world dedicated to preserving fish, wildlife, and their habitats, and it is administered by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Opportunities for the public to enjoy the Waubay National Wildlife Refuge occur throughout the year, but it's important to remember that the needs of wildlife come first. The Refuge is open during daylight hours every day. The visitor center is open 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, except Federal holidays.
Dakota Sky Stone, located in Deadwood and Wall, is a fourth generation family-owned business. We have been working with Native American artist in turquoise jewelry since 1971. Because our family works hand in hand with the artists, we can guarantee authentic Native American made jewelry and turquoise stones. See our Facebook page or website for hours of operation.
Dakota Sky Stone, located in Deadwood and Wall, is a fourth generation family-owned business. We have been working with Native American artist in turquoise jewelry since 1971. Because our family works hand in hand with the artists, we can guarantee authentic Native American made jewelry and turquoise stones. See our Facebook page or website for hours of operation.
Dakota Stoneware Pottery was established in 1972. Dave Huebner is the artist/potter. He makes a variety of different clay forms and utilitarian ware. Dave is also a historian and makes historic reproductions for museum gift shops. Dave specializes in pottery decorated with themes of the prairie such as buffalo and pheasants. He also makes a few whimsical creations such as dragons, frogs and figurines.
