August 26, Noon–5 p.m. | $5
TP Roll Butterflies – Drop-In Craft
Create 2 colorful butterflies using painted toilet paper rolls and pipe cleaners. Guests can design simple or detailed butterfly patterns and choose to turn them into magnets or hanging decorations.
Available throughout June during open hours.
💲 $5 per guest
📍 AMC Collective | 2119 S Minnesota Ave, Sioux Falls, SD
⏰ Wednesday 12–5 | Thursday & Friday 12–6 | Saturday 11–4 | Sunday 1–4
August 26, Noon–5 p.m. | $5
Get ready for a creative Back-to-School August at AMC Collective! Whether you’re heading back to the classroom, decorating your desk, or just looking for a fun way to get creative, our month-long drop-in crafts have something for everyone.
Choose from four fun projects: ✏️ Pencil Pouch Painting 🎒 Shrinky Dink Bag Charms 🩷 Beaded Bag Charms 🐞 Desk Buddies
Drop in throughout the month and make one project or come back and make them all! All supplies are included, and no crafting experience is needed.
Please note: • Pencil Pouch Painting is priced slightly higher than our standard drop-in projects. • Pencil pouches are available in limited quantities. Pre-registration is recommended to reserve yours.
August 27, 6–9 p.m. | $79.00
Want to know where the best bar food in town is? This bar food tour is for you!
Our tour will visit 4 local bars to sample the amazing food that is coming out of their kitchens. From homemade sauces to kitchens that make their own bacon! Culinary finesse can be found in the most unlikely places. Get ready for a great night out with friends (bring your own or we can introduce you to a few). First drink is on us!
You must be 21+ for this tour. A minimum registration is required for this tour to run. There is time at each location to enjoy a beverage Whether you’re a local or visitor, there’s no better way to experience Sioux Falls than through some hidden culinary gems discovered through our Best Bar Food Tour.
August 27, 7–9:30 p.m. | FREE
Join us at Levitt at the Falls for a free outdoor concert featuring The Clover Fold.
The Clover Fold is a six-piece songwriting cooperative of multi-instrumentalists based in Sioux Falls, whose personal tales and collective songs are forged in the lush humid heat of Midwest summers and quenched in the bleak bitter freeze of Great Plains winters. Original songs, sharing unique perspectives on the age-old topics of life, love, and loss, are richly layered with full harmonies while aspects of classic Americana, outlaw country, and traditional folk weave throughout.
Opening Act: Tom Watson & Friends
Happy Hour: 6:00 p.m. JJ’s bar at the Levitt
Music Begins: 7:00 p.m.
Food Trucks: Backyard BBQ, Sunny Side Up Cafe, Cocos Mexican Food, Street Sweets
Levitt at the Falls is an outdoor, family-friendly venue in Falls Park West featuring live music all summer long. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, gather your people, and enjoy a FREE concert in downtown Sioux Falls. It sounds like summer at the Levitt!
Thanks to our concert sponsor, Architect Incorporated, Americana Series sponsor, CorTrust Bank; and our 2026 Season Presenting Sponsor, MarketBeat
August 28, 1–4 p.m. | $79.00
Our Cocktail Showdown Tour will pit cocktail against cocktail.
A different drink every month! We will start the tour with a light appetizer. From there, we will visit three bars to partake in their version of the featured cocktail. As a participant, you will rate each cocktail to determine that week’s winner. During the fourth week of the month, our tour will visit the top 3 cocktails from the month to determine the ULTIMATE winner! A certificate will be provided to the winning cocktail from Sioux Falls Food Tours.
You must be 21+ for this tour
A minimum registration is required for this tour to run
Alcoholic beverages are included in the price of this tour
Whether you’re a local or visitor, there’s no better way to experience Sioux Falls than through an afternoon of exquisite libations!
August 28, 7–9:30 p.m. | FREE
Join us at Levitt at the Falls for a free outdoor concert featuring Wild Colonial Bhoys.
The legendary Irish-American rockers from Minnesota are continuing to redefine Celtic rock with unstoppable energy after 20+ years! Known for their electrifying live shows, the Bhoys bring an unmatched level of energy and passion. Whether you’re a longtime “fhan” or a first-time listener, a WCB concert is your backstage pass to pure joy and fun. Don’t miss the chance to see the Bhoys live—it’s Celtic rock that truly rocks!
Opening Act: Badhardt
Happy Hour: 6:00 p.m. JJ’s bar at the Levitt
Music Begins: 7:00 p.m.
Food Trucks: Southern Perfection BBQ, King of Gyros, Valentino’s, Street Sweets
Levitt at the Falls is an outdoor, family-friendly venue in Falls Park West featuring live music all summer long. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, gather your people, and enjoy a FREE concert in downtown Sioux Falls. It sounds like summer at the Levitt!
Thanks to our concert sponsor, Lloyd, Rock Series sponsor, First PREMIER Bank; and our 2026 Season Presenting Sponsor, MarketBeat.
August 28, 7 p.m. – August 29, 12 a.m. | Free
Warm up those vocal cords and bring your best shower-singer confidence. Karaoke Night hits Big Sioux Diner & Dive every Friday from 8 PM to midnight. Grab a bite, pick your song, and take the mic, whether you’re here to belt a classic or cheer on your friends.
August 29, 10 a.m.–9:30 p.m. | FREE
Join us for the fourth annual Mitakuye Owas’iƞ * All My Relatives * Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ Festival on Saturday, August 29, 2026, at Levitt at the Falls. This vibrant, day-long event brings together community, creativity, and culture through an engaging lineup of performances, activities, and experiences for all ages.
Festival Highlights
– Live concert performances on the Levitt stage
– Fashion show
– Featured speakers and cultural presentations
– Visual arts exhibition at Rehfeld’s Art & Framing
– Vendor fair featuring local artisans
– Food trucks
– Interactive activities for children and families
Festival Headliners:
-Jackie Bird
-Stella Standingbear and Mato Wayuhi
This event is proudly sponsored by the Wokini Initiative of South Dakota State University, dedicated to enhancing educational opportunities and cultural programming for Native American students and communities. We also extend our deepest gratitude to our festival planning committee and all those who contribute their time, effort, and passion to making this event possible.
This project received funding from the Smithsonian’s “Our Shared Future: 250,” a Smithsonian-wide initiative supported by private philanthropy and created to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary and advance the Smithsonian vision for the next 250 years
