oin us at Levitt at the Falls for a free outdoor concert featuring Mississippi Heat.
ed by Pierre Lacocque, a Chicago Blues Hall of Fame harmonica master and songwriter, Mississippi Heat is a world-renowned Chicago blues band. Blending fresh ideas with deep vintage roots, the group delivers a high-energy blues experience shaped by over three decades of international touring. Critically acclaimed by legends and fans alike, Mississippi Heat has topped blues radio charts and built a legacy of powerful, authentic blues.

Opening Act: Bodhi Linde Blues Trio
Happy Hour: 6:00 p.m. JJ’s bar at the Levitt
Music Begins: 7:00 p.m.
Food Trucks: 605 Island Guy, Black Iron Waffles, Ollies, 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, Dorsey & Whitney Trust Company, Blues Series sponsor, First Bank & Trust; and our 2026 Season Presenting Sponsor, MarketBeat.

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

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.

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
-Mato Wayuhi & Tia Wood

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