Next 14 Days Events

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/17/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/17/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/17/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Sylvia's Bridal Quilt Sampler Club

Monthly club meeting of quilters interested in completing this fun quilt. Club meets the first Thursday of every month at 2:00 pm or 6:30 pm. Join the fun anytime. Syvia's Bridal Sampler is 140 blocks and we will create 4 each month. Fee is $50.00 and that includes the book with all the patterns in it. Discount on fabric and notions for club members on the meeting day. For more information, please call 334-1611

Sylvia's Bridal Quilt Sampler Club

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/17/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/17/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/17/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

Sodak Toastmasters

Sodak Toastmasters - 01/17/2013 06:08 tt

Sodak Toastmasters helps members improve their communication, public speaking and leadership skills. Everyone is welcome! Come join us! We meet every Thursday morning from 6:40am to 7:40am.

South Dakota Robotics DUPLO Dynamos Classes

South Dakota Robotics DUPLO Dynamos Classes - 01/17/2013 06:08 tt

Our DUPLO Dynamos level aims to satisfy the youngest engineers' love of learning and doing - students this age are naturally curious, making this the perfect time to introduce the concepts of doing "good science." We have parents partner with their kids for our Dynamos classes to help encourage cooperative learning. Registration is at http://southdakotarobotics.com

Ladie's Night/Karaoke-Club David

Ladie's Night/Karaoke-Club David - 01/17/2013 09:09 tt

LADIES!! THIS NIGHT IS FOR YOU! Wait...technically, we would say this is for the MEN TOO! We will have KARAOKE on the Main Level for everyone to enjoy, mixed with Dance Music to jam to! ALSO, on given nights, we will hold FANTASIA PARTIES! Ohhh, now these are a hit! Come see what all hull-a-baloo is about!!

Foster Parent Training: THURSDAY class

Foster Parent Training: THURSDAY class - 01/17/2013 06:09 tt

Did you know... •Families receive a monthly stipend to assist with the cost of caring for a child •Ongoing training and support are offered to foster parents, including respite care •Child care costs for children in foster care can be covered •Children in foster care have their own medical, dental and vision insurance PRIDE is a 30 hour comprehensive training program offered to individuals interested in becoming a foster parent, adoptive parent or respite care provider for foster children. The PRIDE program is one of the requirements for licensing in the State of South Dakota.

A Chorus Line-Broadway's Best At Your Pavilion!

A Chorus Line-Broadway's Best At Your Pavilion! - 01/17/2013 07:10 tt

A Chorus Line January 17, 2013 | 7pm In an empty theatre, on a bare stage, casting for a new Broadway musical is almost complete. For 17 dancers, this audition is the chance of a lifetime. It's what they've worked for - with every drop of sweat, every hour of training, every day of their lives. It's the one opportunity to do what they've always dreamed -- to have the chance to dance. Thank you to our sponsor for these performances: Sanford Health, US Ban

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/17/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Crunch Time

Crunch Time - 01/17/2013 10:12 tt

This quick 20- minute class will focus on core muscles. Learn new moves to improve your fitness. Join us after morning walking (8 am - 10 am) for a quick toning session. Free, no registration required.

Pickleball

Pickleball - 01/17/2013 10:12 tt

Who says being fit isn't fun? We welcome you Tuesday and Thursday mornings to join in a friendly game of pickleball. This racket sport is easy and enjoyable for both beginners and more experienced players. So don't get yourself in a pickle- get yourself in a pickleball game! For adults ages 18 and up. No registration necessary.

Weekday Morning Play Group at Kuehn

Weekday Morning Play Group at Kuehn - 01/17/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not inteded for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/17/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Zumba and Zumba Toning Session 1

Zumba and Zumba Toning Session 1 - 01/17/2013 05:12 tt

Join instructor Carmen Wehking for a unique class that brings together the calorie- burning cardio of Zumba with the sculpting benefits of Zumba Toning. During the first 30minutes, participants will experience why Zumba is commonly referred to as the "exercise in disguise." The next 30 minutes are filled with body sculpting motions using Zumba Toning sticks (provided). For teens and adults 14 and up. Fee: $40. Register by January 3. Call Jill with questions at 978-6929.

Family Fitness Night at MariCar

Family Fitness Night at MariCar - 01/17/2013 06:12 tt

Get your family together for an evening of fun fitness activities. During Family Fitness Nights, the gym will be open for family use only. Play a variety of games including basketball or volleyball or challenge your kids in a free-throw contest, hula hoop contest, or a race to the finish line. Being active together as a family is the best way to encourage a healthy lifestyle. Free. No Registration required.

ZooCub Class - Mountains and Hills

ZooCub Class - Mountains and Hills - 01/17/2013 10:12 tt

Prekindergarten (ages 4-5) Thursday, January 17 from 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Discover the many places animals call home as we explore the habitats of the world! Our oldest ZooCubs can have their own animal adventure with a lesson, craft, Zoo tour and an animal visitor. Journey with us to a different habitat every month! (Please note that parents are welcome to attend, but not required.) Registration is available online. Member price is $11 per class. Non-member price is $17 and includes admission to the Zoo.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/17/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/17/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/17/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

Kids Activity Day at the Old Courthouse Museum

Kids Activity Day at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/17/2013 09:01 tt

Learn about history and make your own craft to take home! Kid's Activity Day includes sessions beginning every 15 minutes during the morning 9-11 a.m. and afternoon 1-2:30 p.m. Kid's can hear a story and make a craft. Call for available start times.

EastBank Gallery Art Shows

EastBank Gallery Art Shows - 01/17/2013 11:01 tt

January 1 - 26, 2013; EastBank Art Gallery will host two new shows, 'January Blues' is a member show, and Paul Dezotell is the Guest Artist. Friday, January 3, 5 - 7:30 we will host a reception for artists and their guests.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/17/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/17/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Meaningful Medicine & Preventive Health Strategies Open House

Meaningful Medicine & Preventive Health Strategies Open House - 01/17/2013 05:01 tt

You're invited to our open house Thursday January 17th 5:00-8:00pm. Come tour our new clinic, registar for door prizes,learn about all the programs & services that we have to offer. For more information please visit our website www.meaningfulmedicine.org

Winter Crazy Days

Winter Crazy Days - 01/18/2013 10:12 tt

Downtown is going crazy . . . crazy with deep discounts for Winter Crazy Days! Find great deals downtown January 18th & 19th. Please note that stores normally open on Sundays will be extending Crazy Days through Sunday.

Augustana Women's Basketball

Augustana Women's Basketball - 01/18/2013 06:12 tt

HOME SINGLE GAMES Adults: $7 Children (K-12): $4 Augustana Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with ID card Augustana Booster Passes Are Also Valid HOME DOUBLEHEADERS Adults: $12 Children (K-12): $5 Augustana Students/Faculty/Staff: Free with ID card Augustana Booster Passes Are Also Valid

Augustana College Men's Basketball

Augustana College Men's Basketball - 01/18/2013 08:12 tt

HOME SINGLE GAMES Adults: $7 Children (K-12): $4 Augustana Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with ID card Augustana Booster Passes Are Also Valid HOME DOUBLEHEADERS Adults: $12 Children (K-12): $5 Augustana Students/Faculty/Staff: Free with ID card Augustana Booster Passes Are Also Valid

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/18/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/18/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/18/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/18/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/18/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/18/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

Greater Sioux Falls Outdoor Show

Greater Sioux Falls Outdoor Show - 01/18/2013 02:08 tt

Annual Outdoor Show with displays and booths related to outdoor sports including hunting, fishing, boating and water sports and camping. Boat's, RV's, campers, ATVs. watercraft, lawn & acreage equipment, motorcycles and many related booths and seminars. All sports & hunting related service clus are invited to share current hunting and fishing regulations, tips and programs.

South Dakota Robotics NXT Robotics Classes

South Dakota Robotics NXT Robotics Classes - 01/18/2013 04:08 tt

If your kids love LEGO, and love to build, have them take it to the next level with robotics! The excitement that follows the exploratory, hands-on robotics is invaluable for keeping students interested in STEM. The concepts taught through our robotics fit high school and college level physics standards. Our curriculum splits into two branches: building and programming. Registration is online at http://southdakotarobotics.com

Kids Night Out

Kids Night Out - 01/18/2013 07:09 tt

Need a night out without the kids!? Bring the kids out to Star Performance Complex! Kids come have a blast jumping on inflatable, tramps and in the pit! We will have games, crafts, activities, movies, & more. We will serve pizza & drinks between 7-7:30pm. All children 4 wks & up are welcome to attend (please note all participants must be potty trained). Drop them off at 7pm and pick them up any time before 10pm. Rates: $15/child. MUST preregister on the website by noon the day of the event!

Sioux Empire Young Marines Spaghetti Feed

Come out and support the Sioux Empire Young Marines with an all you can eat spaghetti feed at the American Legion from 5:30PM-7:30PM $5 per person for all you can eat spaghetti, garlic bread, and salad. Coffee and lemonade is also included. Adults and children of all ages are welcome. Funds raised will help pay for uniforms, encampments, trips, and educational tools. The Young Marines program is an official nonprofit organization of the Marine Corps that promotes kids mental, moral, & physical development from ages 8-18 along with Marine values/traditions.

Downtown Crazy Days

Downtown Crazy Days - 01/18/2013 10:11 tt

Find great deals by shopping Downtown Crazy Days January 18th & 19th. Please note that stores normally open on Sundays may extend Crazy Days through Sunday.

Early Morning Skate

Early Morning Skate - 01/18/2013 07:12 tt

Looking for something to do before school? Join us for a refreshing break on the ice rink at Memorial Park. Skates need to be reanted to be on the ice. Skate rentals are $1.00. No registration needed. For ages 10 to 13.

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/18/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside - 01/18/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not intended for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/18/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/18/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/18/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/18/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

EastBank Gallery Art Shows

EastBank Gallery Art Shows - 01/18/2013 11:01 tt

January 1 - 26, 2013; EastBank Art Gallery will host two new shows, 'January Blues' is a member show, and Paul Dezotell is the Guest Artist. Friday, January 3, 5 - 7:30 we will host a reception for artists and their guests.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/18/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Dakota Wind Quintet at the Old Courthouse Museum Winter Concert Series

The Dakota Wind Quintet will perform classical music in the historic courtroom of the Old Courthouse Museum from noon to 1 p.m. Bring your lunch or purchase one from Kaladi's.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/18/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Crazy Days

Crazy Days - 01/18/2013 10:01 tt

Crazy Deals all weekend long!

Winter Crazy Days

Winter Crazy Days - 01/19/2013 10:12 tt

Downtown is going crazy . . . crazy with deep discounts for Winter Crazy Days! Find great deals downtown January 18th & 19th. Please note that stores normally open on Sundays will be extending Crazy Days through Sunday.

Augustana Women's Basketball

Augustana Women's Basketball - 01/19/2013 04:12 tt

HOME SINGLE GAMES Adults: $7 Children (K-12): $4 Augustana Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with ID card Augustana Booster Passes Are Also Valid HOME DOUBLEHEADERS Adults: $12 Children (K-12): $5 Augustana Students/Faculty/Staff: Free with ID card Augustana Booster Passes Are Also Valid

Augustana College Men's Basketball

Augustana College Men's Basketball - 01/19/2013 06:12 tt

HOME SINGLE GAMES Adults: $7 Children (K-12): $4 Augustana Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with ID card Augustana Booster Passes Are Also Valid HOME DOUBLEHEADERS Adults: $12 Children (K-12): $5 Augustana Students/Faculty/Staff: Free with ID card Augustana Booster Passes Are Also Valid

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/19/2013 09:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/19/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/19/2013 09:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/19/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/19/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/19/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

Greater Sioux Falls Outdoor Show

Greater Sioux Falls Outdoor Show - 01/19/2013 10:08 tt

Annual Outdoor Show with displays and booths related to outdoor sports including hunting, fishing, boating and water sports and camping. Boat's, RV's, campers, ATVs. watercraft, lawn & acreage equipment, motorcycles and many related booths and seminars. All sports & hunting related service clus are invited to share current hunting and fishing regulations, tips and programs.

South Dakota Robotics NXT Robotics Classes

South Dakota Robotics NXT Robotics Classes - 01/19/2013 01:08 tt

If your kids love LEGO, and love to build, have them take it to the next level with robotics! The excitement that follows the exploratory, hands-on robotics is invaluable for keeping students interested in STEM. The concepts taught through our robotics fit high school and college level physics standards. Our curriculum splits into two branches: building and programming. Registration is online at http://southdakotarobotics.com

Foster Parent Training: SATURDAY class

Foster Parent Training: SATURDAY class - 01/19/2013 09:09 tt

PRIDE (Parent's Resource for Information, Development and Education) is a 30 hour comprehensive training program offered to individuals interested in becoming a foster parent, adoptive parent or respite care provider for foster children. The PRIDE program is one of the requirements for licensing in the State of South Dakota.

Beat the Blues

Beat the Blues - 01/19/2013 10:10 tt

Beat the winter blues at the butterfly house! Various activities will help guests stay healthy and happy during the frigid winter months: yoga, massages, music, healthy cooking, and more! Plus, a special display of brilliant blue morphos will fill the butterfly house with everyone's favorite butterfly. All activities included with admission.

Beat the Blues

Winter Women's Try It Day

Winter Women's Try It Day - 01/19/2013 12:10 tt

Ladies, come join us for some outdoor winter fun! Depending on the weather and amount of snowfall, we will have a day filled with ice fishing, snowshoeing and cross country skiing. No pre-registration is required.

Hadden Sayers

Texas blues troubadour Hadden Sayers has performed with many others including: Kenny Neal, The Neville Brothers, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Susan Tedeschi, Double Trouble, Ruthie Foster, Marcia Ball, The Doobie Bros., Los Lobos, Bryan Adams and many more.

Downtown Crazy Days

Downtown Crazy Days - 01/19/2013 10:11 tt

Find great deals by shopping Downtown Crazy Days January 18th & 19th. Please note that stores normally open on Sundays may extend Crazy Days through Sunday.

Crabgrass Crew in Benefit Concert

Rebuilding South Sudan through Education invites you to a Keep on Truckin' benefit concert with The Crabgrass Crew on Saturday, January 19, 2013, from 7:30 PM - 12:30 AM at the Knights of Columbus, 315 N. Summit, Sioux Falls. Admission is free, though a freewill offering is appreciated. Funds raised from auction items and food will provide school supplies, medicine, and food for children in Panyang, South Sudan. Come and enjoy an evening of entertainment while bringing smiles to children's faces in Moses Joknhial II's home village!

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/19/2013 01:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Weekend Enlarged Gyms

Weekend Enlarged Gyms - 01/19/2013 01:12 tt

Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation, in cooperation with the Sioux Falls and Brandon Valley School Districts, offers more opportunities for basketball and volleyball open gym use at additional neighborhood elementary schools across the city. It is recommended that anyone interested in playing volleyball on the weekends schould use the gym space at Laura Wilder Elementary.

Nothing & Nowhere

Come see an explosive artshow featuring 7 local artists. Alexandra Hurney, Asher Srednas, Derek Meier, Greg Denotter, Kevin Bierbaum, Lacey Lee, Sarah Goette

LEGO Build-it!

LEGO Build-it! - 01/19/2013 09:01 tt

Do you have a LEGO builder at home that can't get enough? Come to our LEGO Build-it! where kids can use our huge LEGO Library of pieces and parts to build whatever their imagination can create! Kids of all ages are welcome; parents must stay.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/19/2013 09:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/19/2013 09:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/19/2013 09:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

EastBank Gallery Art Shows

EastBank Gallery Art Shows - 01/19/2013 10:01 tt

January 1 - 26, 2013; EastBank Art Gallery will host two new shows, 'January Blues' is a member show, and Paul Dezotell is the Guest Artist. Friday, January 3, 5 - 7:30 we will host a reception for artists and their guests.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/19/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/19/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Beat the Blues

Beat the Blues - 01/19/2013 10:01 tt

On January 19, 2013, Join us from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to participate in some interesting ways to beat the winter blues. Learn how to dance the hula with Christie Giles; Listen to the jazz keyboards of Camille DeVore; experiment with nature art by Vickie Schumacher; cuddle with a cute puppy or kitten brought to us by the Sioux Falls Humane Society; For more information: please contact Vanessa at 334-9466 ext 12. All activities are free with regular admission.

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/20/2013 12:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/20/2013 12:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/20/2013 12:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/20/2013 12:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/20/2013 12:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/20/2013 12:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

Greater Sioux Falls Outdoor Show

Greater Sioux Falls Outdoor Show - 01/20/2013 11:08 tt

Annual Outdoor Show with displays and booths related to outdoor sports including hunting, fishing, boating and water sports and camping. Boat's, RV's, campers, ATVs. watercraft, lawn & acreage equipment, motorcycles and many related booths and seminars. All sports & hunting related service clus are invited to share current hunting and fishing regulations, tips and programs.

Rhythms of Grace

Rhythms of Grace - 01/20/2013 03:09 tt

Join us each month for a unique worship experience designed for those who find it difficult to attend traditional church services. Many participants face challenges presented by sensory disabilities, Autism, ADHD, Cerebal Palsy, Tourettes and others. We celebrate through song, story, movement and motor skills. Please join us!

Club David Karaoke

Club David Karaoke - 01/20/2013 09:09 tt

Come and sing like a star, or just pretend to! Club David has the best Karaoke library and sound system in town!

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/20/2013 01:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Weekend Enlarged Gyms

Weekend Enlarged Gyms - 01/20/2013 01:12 tt

Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation, in cooperation with the Sioux Falls and Brandon Valley School Districts, offers more opportunities for basketball and volleyball open gym use at additional neighborhood elementary schools across the city. It is recommended that anyone interested in playing volleyball on the weekends schould use the gym space at Laura Wilder Elementary.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/20/2013 12:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/20/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/20/2013 12:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/20/2013 12:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/20/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Swing Dance at the Old Courthouse Museum

Swing Dance at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/20/2013 01:01 tt

Learn to swing dance at the Old Courthouse Museum! Beginning swing lessons are held from 1-1:30 p.m. with open dancing from 1:40- 4 p.m. Beginners welcome, no partner needed, all ages welcome.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/21/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/21/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/21/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/21/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/21/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/21/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

SD Robotics Elementary Engineers Classes

SD Robotics Elementary Engineers Classes - 01/21/2013 06:08 tt

SDRA classes for the middle elementary grades (ages 7-8) provide that challenge, and chance for exploratory learning. In our Elementary Engineers classes, students work in pairs to construct a LEGO model, using instructive building cards to foster the step-by-step approach. After the model is built, the pairs test out different scientific principles such as measurement, energy, powered mechanisms, and simple machines. Registration is at http://southdakotarobotics.com

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/21/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside - 01/21/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not intended for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Senior Fitness

Senior Fitness - 01/21/2013 12:12 tt

Jion us for a quick 20 minute workout designed to increase muscular strength, range of motion, agility and balance. This class will incorporate a variety of exercises that will help you do daily activities and keep your independence. Ages 55 and up. Free, no registration required.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/21/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Monday Night Play Group at Oyate

Monday Night Play Group at Oyate - 01/21/2013 05:12 tt

Can't come to our morning play group program? Come to this "pilot program" in the evening at Oyate C.C.

Martial Arts Made SImple

Martial Arts Made SImple - 01/21/2013 06:12 tt

Have you ever thought about taking martial arts classes? Are you interested in learning how to defend yourself Learn real personal protection skills in a fun, friendly and relaxed atmosphere with experienced instructor Raul Meza. Please bring a water bottle. No classes on January 21 and February 18. For ages 13 and up. Register by January 9. Call Jill with questions at 978-6929.

Monday Night Open Gym at Oyate

Monday Night Open Gym at Oyate - 01/21/2013 07:12 tt

Oyate C.C. will be the site of evening open gym basketball throughout the school year and is open to all ages. Court rentals will not be available during this time. No organized team practice is allowed.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/21/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/21/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/21/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/21/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/21/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/22/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/22/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/22/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/22/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/22/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/22/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

Kids at Calvary

Kids at Calvary - 01/22/2013 12:09 tt

Each week, join us for dinner and programs for children K-5th grade, as well as a Middle School and High School Youth groups. In Kids at Calvary, we sing, play, hear stories and make a craft in addition to field trips and special events.

Theme Night-Club David

Theme Night-Club David - 01/22/2013 12:09 tt

Looking for something different that no one else can offer?? Every Wednesday night is "Theme Night"! Each week, we will have a new theme for you to party to! It could be Trivia night, it could be "I love pink" night, it could be Cartoon night...the list goes on and on...You can dress up if you like, we will be!! Or just come in for the drink specials that will offered for each theme! We do it like no other! See you all there!

Club David Karaoke

Club David Karaoke - 01/22/2013 09:09 tt

Come and sing like a star, or just pretend to! Club David has the best Karaoke library and sound system in town!

Sioux Empire Farm Show

Sioux Empire Farm Show - 01/22/2013 05:09 tt

A major winter livestock and farm equipment exposition featuring all classes of livestock, (purebred cattle shows and sales, sheep and swine shows, open steer and heifer shows and rabitt shows) commercial exhibits, horse pull and youth activites. Admission is free. See website for schedule and details.

Sanctity of Human Life Memorial Service

Sanctity of Human Life Memorial Service - 01/22/2013 07:12 tt

Join the Alpha Center at Sioux Falls First to commemorate forty years of legalized abortion and to remember the 55 million babies that have fallen victim to the decision of Roe v. Wade. The most powerful pro-life movie ever made, October Baby, will be shown.

Martial Arts Made SImple

Martial Arts Made SImple - 01/22/2013 12:12 tt

Have you ever thought about taking martial arts classes? Are you interested in learning how to defend yourself Learn real personal protection skills in a fun, friendly and relaxed atmosphere with experienced instructor Raul Meza. Please bring a water bottle. No classes on January 21 and February 18. For ages 13 and up. Register by January 9. Call Jill with questions at 978-6929.

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/22/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Pickleball

Pickleball - 01/22/2013 10:12 tt

Who says being fit isn't fun? We welcome you Tuesday and Thursday mornings to join in a friendly game of pickleball. This racket sport is easy and enjoyable for both beginners and more experienced players. So don't get yourself in a pickle- get yourself in a pickleball game! For adults ages 18 and up. No registration necessary.

Weekday Morning Play Group at Kuehn

Weekday Morning Play Group at Kuehn - 01/22/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not inteded for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/22/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Zumba and Zumba Toning Session 1

Zumba and Zumba Toning Session 1 - 01/22/2013 05:12 tt

Join instructor Carmen Wehking for a unique class that brings together the calorie- burning cardio of Zumba with the sculpting benefits of Zumba Toning. During the first 30minutes, participants will experience why Zumba is commonly referred to as the "exercise in disguise." The next 30 minutes are filled with body sculpting motions using Zumba Toning sticks (provided). For teens and adults 14 and up. Fee: $40. Register by January 3. Call Jill with questions at 978-6929.

Dance Fusion

Dance Fusion - 01/22/2013 06:12 tt

Dance Fusion is a high energy dance class inspired by belly dance and other ethnic dance styles. The upbeat rhythms of world music accompany us as we strengthen both the upper and lower body, toning hips and core. Join instructor Maria Travers in this fun class where we create a sense of community, encourage humor, and work up a sweat. Please bring a water bottle. For adults ages 18 and up. Register by January 3.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/22/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/22/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/22/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

EastBank Gallery Art Shows

EastBank Gallery Art Shows - 01/22/2013 11:01 tt

January 1 - 26, 2013; EastBank Art Gallery will host two new shows, 'January Blues' is a member show, and Paul Dezotell is the Guest Artist. Friday, January 3, 5 - 7:30 we will host a reception for artists and their guests.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/22/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/22/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club - 01/22/2013 01:01 tt

Do you like to play cards? Come on in and play! Gamer's choice: partner or single player. Any way we play, it is sure to be a good time! For seniors ages 55 and up. Free, no registration required. Not offered on federal holidays.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/23/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/23/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/23/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Sioux Empire Farm Show

Sioux Empire Farm Show - 01/23/2013 08:09 tt

A major winter livestock and farm equipment exposition featuring all classes of livestock, (purebred cattle shows and sales, sheep and swine shows, open steer and heifer shows and rabitt shows) commercial exhibits, horse pull and youth activites. Admission is free. See website for schedule and details.

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/23/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside - 01/23/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not intended for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/23/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Pickleball

Pickleball - 01/23/2013 06:12 tt

Who says being fit isn't fun? We welcome you Tuesday and Thursday mornings to join in a friendly game of pickleball. This racket sport is easy and enjoyable for both beginners and more experienced players. So don't get yourself in a pickle- get yourself in a pickleball game! For adults ages 18 and up. No registration necessary.

Wednesday LEGO Build-It

Wednesday LEGO Build-It - 01/23/2013 05:01 tt

Do you have a LEGO builder at home that can't get enough? Come to our LEGO Build-it! where kids can use our huge LEGO Library of pieces and parts to build whatever their imagination can create! Kids of all ages are welcome; parents must stay.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/23/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/23/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/23/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/23/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/23/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/24/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/24/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/24/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Sylvia's Bridal Quilt Sampler Club

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/24/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/24/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/24/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

Sodak Toastmasters

Sodak Toastmasters - 01/24/2013 06:08 tt

Sodak Toastmasters helps members improve their communication, public speaking and leadership skills. Everyone is welcome! Come join us! We meet every Thursday morning from 6:40am to 7:40am.

South Dakota Robotics DUPLO Dynamos Classes

South Dakota Robotics DUPLO Dynamos Classes - 01/24/2013 06:08 tt

Our DUPLO Dynamos level aims to satisfy the youngest engineers' love of learning and doing - students this age are naturally curious, making this the perfect time to introduce the concepts of doing "good science." We have parents partner with their kids for our Dynamos classes to help encourage cooperative learning. Registration is at http://southdakotarobotics.com

Ladie's Night/Karaoke-Club David

Ladie's Night/Karaoke-Club David - 01/24/2013 09:09 tt

LADIES!! THIS NIGHT IS FOR YOU! Wait...technically, we would say this is for the MEN TOO! We will have KARAOKE on the Main Level for everyone to enjoy, mixed with Dance Music to jam to! ALSO, on given nights, we will hold FANTASIA PARTIES! Ohhh, now these are a hit! Come see what all hull-a-baloo is about!!

Foster Parent Training: THURSDAY class

Foster Parent Training: THURSDAY class - 01/24/2013 06:09 tt

Did you know... •Families receive a monthly stipend to assist with the cost of caring for a child •Ongoing training and support are offered to foster parents, including respite care •Child care costs for children in foster care can be covered •Children in foster care have their own medical, dental and vision insurance PRIDE is a 30 hour comprehensive training program offered to individuals interested in becoming a foster parent, adoptive parent or respite care provider for foster children. The PRIDE program is one of the requirements for licensing in the State of South Dakota.

Sioux Empire Farm Show

Sioux Empire Farm Show - 01/24/2013 08:09 tt

A major winter livestock and farm equipment exposition featuring all classes of livestock, (purebred cattle shows and sales, sheep and swine shows, open steer and heifer shows and rabitt shows) commercial exhibits, horse pull and youth activites. Admission is free. See website for schedule and details.

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/24/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Crunch Time

Crunch Time - 01/24/2013 10:12 tt

This quick 20- minute class will focus on core muscles. Learn new moves to improve your fitness. Join us after morning walking (8 am - 10 am) for a quick toning session. Free, no registration required.

Pickleball

Pickleball - 01/24/2013 10:12 tt

Who says being fit isn't fun? We welcome you Tuesday and Thursday mornings to join in a friendly game of pickleball. This racket sport is easy and enjoyable for both beginners and more experienced players. So don't get yourself in a pickle- get yourself in a pickleball game! For adults ages 18 and up. No registration necessary.

Weekday Morning Play Group at Kuehn

Weekday Morning Play Group at Kuehn - 01/24/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not inteded for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/24/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Zumba and Zumba Toning Session 1

Zumba and Zumba Toning Session 1 - 01/24/2013 05:12 tt

Join instructor Carmen Wehking for a unique class that brings together the calorie- burning cardio of Zumba with the sculpting benefits of Zumba Toning. During the first 30minutes, participants will experience why Zumba is commonly referred to as the "exercise in disguise." The next 30 minutes are filled with body sculpting motions using Zumba Toning sticks (provided). For teens and adults 14 and up. Fee: $40. Register by January 3. Call Jill with questions at 978-6929.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/24/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/24/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/24/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

EastBank Gallery Art Shows

EastBank Gallery Art Shows - 01/24/2013 11:01 tt

January 1 - 26, 2013; EastBank Art Gallery will host two new shows, 'January Blues' is a member show, and Paul Dezotell is the Guest Artist. Friday, January 3, 5 - 7:30 we will host a reception for artists and their guests.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/24/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/24/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Ceili Dance at the Old Courthouse Museum

Ceili Dance at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/24/2013 06:01 tt

Ceili (pronounced KAY-lee) is an Irish social dance. The dances will be taught and the moves called out. Beginners are welcome. Music performed live by the Sioux Falls Ceili Band.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/25/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/25/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/25/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/25/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/25/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/25/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

South Dakota Robotics NXT Robotics Classes

South Dakota Robotics NXT Robotics Classes - 01/25/2013 04:08 tt

If your kids love LEGO, and love to build, have them take it to the next level with robotics! The excitement that follows the exploratory, hands-on robotics is invaluable for keeping students interested in STEM. The concepts taught through our robotics fit high school and college level physics standards. Our curriculum splits into two branches: building and programming. Registration is online at http://southdakotarobotics.com

Kids Night Out

Kids Night Out - 01/25/2013 07:09 tt

Need a night out without the kids!? Bring the kids out to Star Performance Complex! Kids come have a blast jumping on inflatable, tramps and in the pit! We will have games, crafts, activities, movies, & more. We will serve pizza & drinks between 7-7:30pm. All children 4 wks & up are welcome to attend (please note all participants must be potty trained). Drop them off at 7pm and pick them up any time before 10pm. Rates: $15/child. MUST preregister on the website by noon the day of the event!

Sioux Empire Farm Show

Sioux Empire Farm Show - 01/25/2013 08:09 tt

A major winter livestock and farm equipment exposition featuring all classes of livestock, (purebred cattle shows and sales, sheep and swine shows, open steer and heifer shows and rabitt shows) commercial exhibits, horse pull and youth activites. Admission is free. See website for schedule and details.

Early Morning Skate

Early Morning Skate - 01/25/2013 07:12 tt

Looking for something to do before school? Join us for a refreshing break on the ice rink at Memorial Park. Skates need to be reanted to be on the ice. Skate rentals are $1.00. No registration needed. For ages 10 to 13.

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/25/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside - 01/25/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not intended for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/25/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Date Night Dance Company Open Dance

Join us for our Open Dance! This is an evening for couples wishing to learn a little about Ballroom and Latin dance or to enjoy dancing what you already know. A beginning lesson in the evening's featured dance is held at 8:30 followed by a variety of dance music. The basic step for each dance is taught throughout the night. Check our website's calendar for upcoming lessons. Bring a dance partner with you as we don't switch partners. No pre-registration or experience is required! Please bring a pair of clean, dry shoes to change into to dance.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/25/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/25/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/25/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

EastBank Gallery Art Shows

EastBank Gallery Art Shows - 01/25/2013 11:01 tt

January 1 - 26, 2013; EastBank Art Gallery will host two new shows, 'January Blues' is a member show, and Paul Dezotell is the Guest Artist. Friday, January 3, 5 - 7:30 we will host a reception for artists and their guests.

Burlap Wolf King at the Old Courthouse Museum Winter Concert Series

Singer/songwriter Burlap Wolf King will perform in the historic courtroom of the Old Courthouse Museum from noon to 1 p.m. Bring your lunch or purchase one from The Pickle Barrel.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/25/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/25/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum - 01/25/2013 06:01 tt

Murder at the Pettigrew! It is January 1921 and someone has been found dead in the home. An autopsy has determined that the stroke was caused by and injection of an air bubble. Your job is to help our detectives determine which one of the suspects is guilty. Tickets go on sale January 5th at the Old Courthouse Museum. $10 tickets

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum - 01/25/2013 07:01 tt

Murder at the Pettigrew! It is January 1921 and someone has been found dead in the home. An autopsy has determined that the stroke was caused by and injection of an air bubble. Your job is to help our detectives determine which one of the suspects is guilty. Tickets go on sale January 5th at the Old Courthouse Museum. $10 tickets

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum - 01/25/2013 08:01 tt

Murder at the Pettigrew! It is January 1921 and someone has been found dead in the home. An autopsy has determined that the stroke was caused by and injection of an air bubble. Your job is to help our detectives determine which one of the suspects is guilty. Tickets go on sale January 5th at the Old Courthouse Museum. $10 tickets

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/26/2013 09:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/26/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/26/2013 09:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/26/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/26/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/26/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

South Dakota Robotics NXT Robotics Classes

South Dakota Robotics NXT Robotics Classes - 01/26/2013 01:08 tt

If your kids love LEGO, and love to build, have them take it to the next level with robotics! The excitement that follows the exploratory, hands-on robotics is invaluable for keeping students interested in STEM. The concepts taught through our robotics fit high school and college level physics standards. Our curriculum splits into two branches: building and programming. Registration is online at http://southdakotarobotics.com

Foster Parent Training: SATURDAY class

Foster Parent Training: SATURDAY class - 01/26/2013 09:09 tt

PRIDE (Parent's Resource for Information, Development and Education) is a 30 hour comprehensive training program offered to individuals interested in becoming a foster parent, adoptive parent or respite care provider for foster children. The PRIDE program is one of the requirements for licensing in the State of South Dakota.

Sioux Empire Farm Show

Sioux Empire Farm Show - 01/26/2013 08:09 tt

A major winter livestock and farm equipment exposition featuring all classes of livestock, (purebred cattle shows and sales, sheep and swine shows, open steer and heifer shows and rabitt shows) commercial exhibits, horse pull and youth activites. Admission is free. See website for schedule and details.

Ice Fish Fest

The 2nd annual Ice Fish Fest tournament at Catfish Bay in Sioux Falls is Saturday January 26th, 2013. Don't miss this once a year chance to fish on this privately stocked lake that has thousands of fish and is known for large bass, walleye, blue gill and crappie. This is a pre-drilled hole tournament with thousands of dollars in cash and prizes meant to be fun for all. To register or for more information go to our website at www.icefishfest.com

Annual Meeting

Annual Meeting - 01/26/2013 12:10 tt

The annual meeting of the South Dakota Canoe & Kayak Association offers paddlers of all skill levels an opportunity to talk about paddling and prepare for the season the following spring.

Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto

Be moved by the passionate works of these legendary Russian composers. Be swept away with the return of Alessio Bax, who has been described by the Dallas Morning News as "...one of the most compelling pianists around...There's a dazzling virtuosity where called for, but more impressive is his way of shaping the music, warmly caressing phrases."

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/26/2013 01:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Weekend Enlarged Gyms

Weekend Enlarged Gyms - 01/26/2013 01:12 tt

Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation, in cooperation with the Sioux Falls and Brandon Valley School Districts, offers more opportunities for basketball and volleyball open gym use at additional neighborhood elementary schools across the city. It is recommended that anyone interested in playing volleyball on the weekends schould use the gym space at Laura Wilder Elementary.

ZooCub Class - Hard and Strong

ZooCub Class - Hard and Strong - 01/26/2013 10:12 tt

Infants and Toddlers (under age 2, with an adult) Saturday, January 26 from 10 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. Come explore the different textures of animals in this new class specially designed for our youngest ZooCubs! This parent and child class will include a variety of learning activities for infants and toddlers, including games, stories, a simple craft and an animal visitor. We'll touch on a different texture each month! Registration is available online. Member price is $7 per class. Non-member price is $12 and includes admission to the Zoo.

ZooCub Class - See with an Eye

ZooCub Class - See with an Eye - 01/26/2013 11:12 tt

Preschool (ages 2-3, with an adult) Saturday, January 26 from 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Use your senses to encounter the animal world in this fun parent and child class! We'll explore how animals use each of the senses with a story, craft, Zoo tour, and an animal encounter. Discover a different sense every month! Registration is available online. Member price is $9 per class. Non-member price is $15 and includes admission to the Zoo.

LEGO Build-it!

LEGO Build-it! - 01/26/2013 09:01 tt

Do you have a LEGO builder at home that can't get enough? Come to our LEGO Build-it! where kids can use our huge LEGO Library of pieces and parts to build whatever their imagination can create! Kids of all ages are welcome; parents must stay.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/26/2013 09:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/26/2013 09:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/26/2013 09:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

EastBank Gallery Art Shows

EastBank Gallery Art Shows - 01/26/2013 10:01 tt

January 1 - 26, 2013; EastBank Art Gallery will host two new shows, 'January Blues' is a member show, and Paul Dezotell is the Guest Artist. Friday, January 3, 5 - 7:30 we will host a reception for artists and their guests.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/26/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/26/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum - 01/26/2013 06:01 tt

Murder at the Pettigrew! It is January 1921 and someone has been found dead in the home. An autopsy has determined that the stroke was caused by and injection of an air bubble. Your job is to help our detectives determine which one of the suspects is guilty. Tickets go on sale January 5th at the Old Courthouse Museum. $10 tickets

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum - 01/26/2013 07:01 tt

Murder at the Pettigrew! It is January 1921 and someone has been found dead in the home. An autopsy has determined that the stroke was caused by and injection of an air bubble. Your job is to help our detectives determine which one of the suspects is guilty. Tickets go on sale January 5th at the Old Courthouse Museum. $10 tickets

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum

An Injection of Murder: Murder Mystery at the Pettigrew Home & Museum - 01/26/2013 08:01 tt

Murder at the Pettigrew! It is January 1921 and someone has been found dead in the home. An autopsy has determined that the stroke was caused by and injection of an air bubble. Your job is to help our detectives determine which one of the suspects is guilty. Tickets go on sale January 5th at the Old Courthouse Museum. $10 tickets

The St. Olaf Choir In Concert

The St. Olaf Choir In Concert - 01/26/2013 03:01 tt

The St. Olaf Choir , with 75 mixed voices, is the pioneer a cappella choir in the United States. For over a century, the choir has set a standard of choral excellence and remained at the forefront of choral artistry. Conducted since 1990 by Anton Armstrong, the St. Olaf Choir continues to develop the tradition that originated with its founder, F. Melius Christiansen.

Professional Image Wedding Showcase

Professional Image Wedding Showcase - 01/27/2013 12:12 tt

There will be over 75 local and national bridal vendors to help you plan the wedding of your dreams. 3 Lucky Brides will win Cash from their trip to the Money Booth! CASH and Door prizes given throughout the day, there will also be a bridal fashion show. The Bridal Fashion Show will feature wedding gowns, bridesmaid, flowergirl, and cocktail dresses, along with Tuxedos and ring bear suits! Head out to the Professional Image Wedding Showcase! Doors open at Noon and the show goes till 4 p.m.

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/27/2013 12:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/27/2013 12:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/27/2013 12:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/27/2013 12:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/27/2013 12:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/27/2013 12:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

Club David Karaoke

Club David Karaoke - 01/27/2013 09:09 tt

Come and sing like a star, or just pretend to! Club David has the best Karaoke library and sound system in town!

Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/27/2013 01:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Weekend Enlarged Gyms

Weekend Enlarged Gyms - 01/27/2013 01:12 tt

Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation, in cooperation with the Sioux Falls and Brandon Valley School Districts, offers more opportunities for basketball and volleyball open gym use at additional neighborhood elementary schools across the city. It is recommended that anyone interested in playing volleyball on the weekends schould use the gym space at Laura Wilder Elementary.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/27/2013 12:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/27/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/27/2013 12:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/27/2013 12:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/27/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/28/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/28/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/28/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/28/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/28/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/28/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

SD Robotics Elementary Engineers Classes

SD Robotics Elementary Engineers Classes - 01/28/2013 06:08 tt

SDRA classes for the middle elementary grades (ages 7-8) provide that challenge, and chance for exploratory learning. In our Elementary Engineers classes, students work in pairs to construct a LEGO model, using instructive building cards to foster the step-by-step approach. After the model is built, the pairs test out different scientific principles such as measurement, energy, powered mechanisms, and simple machines. Registration is at http://southdakotarobotics.com

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/28/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside - 01/28/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not intended for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Senior Fitness

Senior Fitness - 01/28/2013 12:12 tt

Jion us for a quick 20 minute workout designed to increase muscular strength, range of motion, agility and balance. This class will incorporate a variety of exercises that will help you do daily activities and keep your independence. Ages 55 and up. Free, no registration required.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/28/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Monday Night Play Group at Oyate

Monday Night Play Group at Oyate - 01/28/2013 05:12 tt

Can't come to our morning play group program? Come to this "pilot program" in the evening at Oyate C.C.

Martial Arts Made SImple

Martial Arts Made SImple - 01/28/2013 06:12 tt

Have you ever thought about taking martial arts classes? Are you interested in learning how to defend yourself Learn real personal protection skills in a fun, friendly and relaxed atmosphere with experienced instructor Raul Meza. Please bring a water bottle. No classes on January 21 and February 18. For ages 13 and up. Register by January 9. Call Jill with questions at 978-6929.

Monday Night Open Gym at Oyate

Monday Night Open Gym at Oyate - 01/28/2013 07:12 tt

Oyate C.C. will be the site of evening open gym basketball throughout the school year and is open to all ages. Court rentals will not be available during this time. No organized team practice is allowed.

Farkle Club

Farkle Club - 01/28/2013 06:12 tt

We'll spend an evening of socializing and playing a few rousing games of the dice game Farkle. Refreshment and prizes will be provided. Ages: 18 and Up. Fee: $5.00 per class. Register by January 24, February 21, March 21, and/or April 18.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/28/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/28/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/28/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/28/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/28/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/29/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/29/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/29/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet: Moulin Rouge - Pavilion Performance Series Exclusive Extra

Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet: Moulin Rouge - Pavilion Performance Series Exclusive Extra - 01/29/2013 07:07 tt

Along with a rousing French soundtrack, the ballet features high-kicking choreography and a passionate story of love, ambition and heartbreak. Turn of the century Paris, a city of exquisite contradiction. The heady elixir of personal freedom bred lifestyles both reckless and addictive. Drawn to Paris by the city's passion, a flame fuelled by the hearts of lovers and the souls of poets, Matthew and Nathalie tempt fate as they seek love and destiny at the infamous cabaret.

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter

Bryan Christiansen: Trophy Hunter - 01/29/2013 10:08 tt

A native of the Black Hills, Bryan Christiansen makes contemporary sculptures that challenge conventional notions about rural life, the rituals of the hunting tradition, home, and the innocence of childhood.

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz

County Lines, by D. George Prisbe-Przybysz - 01/29/2013 10:08 tt

D. George Prisbe-Przybysz draws inspiration exclusively from the South Dakota landscape. A native of the state, he grew up on the wide-open prairie of the James River valley. He now lives and works under the protective blanket of the Black Hills. The imagery for his works is gathered during treks throughout this vast and diverse state, as he pursues his life ambition to drive every mapped road in South Dakota.

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion)

P3 (Painters, Poets & Pavilion) - 01/29/2013 10:08 tt

Dec 21, 2012 – Mar 16, 2013 Everist Gallery Poetry Reading: Mar 16, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Closing Reception: Mar 16, 6:00 – 8:00 pm This exhibition pairs artists and poets together in the creation of collaborative works of art and poetry. After successful exhibitions in 2008, 2009 and 2010, the artists and poets of P3 took a year off. Now, as a part of a biennial schedule for the show, they are back in the collaborative process for P3 2012.

Kids at Calvary

Kids at Calvary - 01/29/2013 12:09 tt

Each week, join us for dinner and programs for children K-5th grade, as well as a Middle School and High School Youth groups. In Kids at Calvary, we sing, play, hear stories and make a craft in addition to field trips and special events.

Theme Night-Club David

Theme Night-Club David - 01/29/2013 12:09 tt

Looking for something different that no one else can offer?? Every Wednesday night is "Theme Night"! Each week, we will have a new theme for you to party to! It could be Trivia night, it could be "I love pink" night, it could be Cartoon night...the list goes on and on...You can dress up if you like, we will be!! Or just come in for the drink specials that will offered for each theme! We do it like no other! See you all there!

Club David Karaoke

Club David Karaoke - 01/29/2013 09:09 tt

Come and sing like a star, or just pretend to! Club David has the best Karaoke library and sound system in town!

Parent/Tot Skate

Parent/Tot Skate - 01/29/2013 10:12 tt

Bring your little ones and learn a few new skating moves together! We will be bundling up and heading onto the ice with Karen Thornbrugh, director of the Sioux Falls Figure Skating Club, for a short session of ice skating skills. After you learn your basic ice skating skills, you will have time to practice them with your tot. Then, get toasty in our warming house with a delicious hot chocolate. Register by January 26.

Martial Arts Made SImple

Martial Arts Made SImple - 01/29/2013 12:12 tt

Have you ever thought about taking martial arts classes? Are you interested in learning how to defend yourself Learn real personal protection skills in a fun, friendly and relaxed atmosphere with experienced instructor Raul Meza. Please bring a water bottle. No classes on January 21 and February 18. For ages 13 and up. Register by January 9. Call Jill with questions at 978-6929.

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/29/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Pickleball

Pickleball - 01/29/2013 10:12 tt

Who says being fit isn't fun? We welcome you Tuesday and Thursday mornings to join in a friendly game of pickleball. This racket sport is easy and enjoyable for both beginners and more experienced players. So don't get yourself in a pickle- get yourself in a pickleball game! For adults ages 18 and up. No registration necessary.

Weekday Morning Play Group at Kuehn

Weekday Morning Play Group at Kuehn - 01/29/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not inteded for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/29/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Zumba and Zumba Toning Session 1

Zumba and Zumba Toning Session 1 - 01/29/2013 05:12 tt

Join instructor Carmen Wehking for a unique class that brings together the calorie- burning cardio of Zumba with the sculpting benefits of Zumba Toning. During the first 30minutes, participants will experience why Zumba is commonly referred to as the "exercise in disguise." The next 30 minutes are filled with body sculpting motions using Zumba Toning sticks (provided). For teens and adults 14 and up. Fee: $40. Register by January 3. Call Jill with questions at 978-6929.

Dance Fusion

Dance Fusion - 01/29/2013 06:12 tt

Dance Fusion is a high energy dance class inspired by belly dance and other ethnic dance styles. The upbeat rhythms of world music accompany us as we strengthen both the upper and lower body, toning hips and core. Join instructor Maria Travers in this fun class where we create a sense of community, encourage humor, and work up a sweat. Please bring a water bottle. For adults ages 18 and up. Register by January 3.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/29/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/29/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/29/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/29/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/29/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.

Pinochle Club

Pinochle Club - 01/29/2013 01:01 tt

Do you like to play cards? Come on in and play! Gamer's choice: partner or single player. Any way we play, it is sure to be a good time! For seniors ages 55 and up. Free, no registration required. Not offered on federal holidays.

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit

Minnehaha County Towns Exhibit - 01/30/2013 08:07 tt

Loosely translated from the Dakota words for "laughing or curling water", Minnehaha references to the falls of the Big Sioux River. Since the creation of Minnehaha County in 1862, communities have thrived on this piece of South Dakota prairie.

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit

Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag Exhibit - 01/30/2013 08:07 tt

The American flag stands for our past, our present,and our future. It represents our principles, our freedoms,and our opportunities. It honors our heritage, our diversity, and our unity. Our flag is a symbol of everything that is America. But how did it come to be? Come to Symbol of Freedom: The American Flag and find out!

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit

Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls Exhibit - 01/30/2013 09:07 tt

Learn about how the city of Sioux Falls came to be with the story of the founding of Sioux Falls to 30 years later as a town of 10,000. Maps, models, audio, interactives, and artifacts tell the story of Speculation and Conflict: The Rise of Sioux Falls.

Walking Club

Walking Club - 01/30/2013 08:12 tt

Join the SFPR walking club! We will help track your miles each week and award prizes when you reach 25, 50, and 100-plus miles. Walking has many benefits for your health, and we want to reward you for healthy behavior. The more miles you log in our climate-controlled gyms, the more prizes you will be awarded. Register at any time at the community centers. Monday through Friday (closed on federal holidays)

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside

Weekday Morning Play Group at Morningside - 01/30/2013 10:12 tt

Play Groups are especially for stay-at-home kids with their parents. Gather your friends at our "house" to play and not get your house messy. Our play groups are open for kids from infant age to prekindergarten age and are designed for stay-at-home parents. We will provide the equipment and toys. Parents provide the supervision. Not intended for child care centers or in-home care providers.

Open Gym

Open Gym - 01/30/2013 02:12 tt

The open gym/game room program is designed for participants ages seven and up. Different activities are schedule daily, such as arts and crafts, open gym, and special events. Must be able to self manage to attend. Our open gyms are a time for people to drop in and play volleyball and basektball. Game rooms have board games, video games, pool table, air hockey and foosball available for use.

Pickleball

Pickleball - 01/30/2013 06:12 tt

Who says being fit isn't fun? We welcome you Tuesday and Thursday mornings to join in a friendly game of pickleball. This racket sport is easy and enjoyable for both beginners and more experienced players. So don't get yourself in a pickle- get yourself in a pickleball game! For adults ages 18 and up. No registration necessary.

Wednesday LEGO Build-It

Wednesday LEGO Build-It - 01/30/2013 05:01 tt

Do you have a LEGO builder at home that can't get enough? Come to our LEGO Build-it! where kids can use our huge LEGO Library of pieces and parts to build whatever their imagination can create! Kids of all ages are welcome; parents must stay.

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels

Bicycles: Life on Two Wheels - 01/30/2013 08:01 tt

Next to walking, bicycles are arguably the most popular form of personal transportation in the world. Bicycles have come in many varied shapes and sizes over the years. Much more than a child's first set of wheels or a practical means of travel, the bicycle has influenced everything from living patterns to clothing styles and social reform, and has given a whole new outlook to recreation and the benefits of exercise. Ride in and learn about over 100 years of bicycling and take a look at some of the most unique bikes produced during each era from the 1800s to today!

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum

North Wind: Enduring Dakota Winters at the Old Courthouse Museum - 01/30/2013 08:01 tt

Winter, and the cold it produces, makes South Dakota a harsh place to live for several months of the year. Despite the cold, the people who have lived here have adapted to its trials. Far too often, winter is painted as a brutal, unforgiving time; but winter can also be a time of great beauty and mystery, a time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit

Vietnam: In Our Words Exhibit - 01/30/2013 08:01 tt

The Vietnam Era. To each American, this time period in our history conjures up many images. From sacrafice and loyalty to drafts, protests, and unrest; from helicopters in the jungle to nightly body counts on the evening news. The war in Vietnam was complex, with many conflicts, battles, and opinions. This exhibit is the story of the Vietnam War, not battle by battle, but rather through the area stories of the people who lived through that time.

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum

Cabinet of Curiosities- A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum - 01/30/2013 12:01 tt

A Cabinet of Curiosities: A Look at Sioux Falls First Museum recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a conglomeration of objects collected in local archaeological excavations with his brother Fred, objects collected on his travels around the world, and objects traded with other collectors and researchers worldwide.

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum

Wallace Dow: Prairie Architect on Exhibit at the Pettigrew Museum - 01/30/2013 12:01 tt

Architect Wallace Dow designed countless structures in the region during his career. Some, including the Old Courthouse Museum and the Pettigrew Home, still stand as a testament to his skill, creativity, and style 100 years after his death in 1911.