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79TH STURGIS MOTORCYCLE RALLY August 2-11. Sturgis. All day. Come attend the 79th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Explore the best of Sturgis with 10 days and nights of riding, food, and music from artists like Keith Urban, Styx, Snoop Dogg, and many more. Be there for the opening ceremony as stuntman Cole Freeman attempts to jump over Sturgis’ Legendary Main Street. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally.com.

YANKTON RIVERBOAT DAYS & SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL August 16-18. Riverside Park, Yankton. Times vary.

Celebrate the 36th anniversary of Yankton Riverboat Days. This year’s theme will be Magic of the Missouri.

The celebration includes kids’ activities, both a kayak and road race, a parade, as well as musical performances from Jagertown, Mogen’s Heroes, and many more. Held in conjunction will be an arts festival with nearly 120 artists and craftsmen, along with plenty of food vendors. More info: riverboatdays.com.

DOWNTOWN RIVERFEST

CORN PALACE FESTIVAL

August 17. Downtown River Greenway, Sioux Falls. 4 p.m. Check out live music, art, kids’ activities, and food vendors at the 7th Annual Riverfest. Paddle a canoe on the Big Sioux with the South Dakota Canoe & Kayak Association from 5 until 8 p.m. Continue the celebration with the evenings’ musical lineup of regional musicians. More info: dtsf.com.

August 21-25. Mitchell Corn Palace, Mitchell. Times vary. Don’t miss the annual redecoration of the World’s Only Corn Palace. The event includes carnival rides, performances from Trace Adkins and Blood, Sweat & Tears, and a contest for the best local produce. Checkout the Corn Palace Festival Open Class Exhibits for a showcase of talent from across the state. More info: cornpalace.com.

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Witness colorful hot air balloons launch both in the morning and the evening during the Fall River Hot Air Balloon Festival. Check out dozens of sales from local merchants as well as purchase artwork from local artists. Experience plein air paintings with local artists and learn more about this technique, and get the chance to experience a hot air balloon from the inside. More info: facebook.com.

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR August 29-September 2. SD State Fairgrounds, Huron. Come attend the 134th Annual South Dakota State Fair. Checkout events like the SD Women’s Expo, Wheel Jam, and the SD BBQ Championship. Live music includes artists like Little Big Town, Brothers Osborne, and the Beach Boys. Experience family-friendly fun and the perfect end to the summer. More info: sdstatefair.com.

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EVENTS

AUGUST 2019 + SOUTHEAST SD | + SOUTHWEST SD | + CENTRAL SD | + WEST SD

ENTERTAINMENT

1

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+MOVIES IN THE PARK

Steamboat Park Amphitheater, Pierre. 9:15 p.m. More info: pierre.org.

+NIGHT OF MIRACLES Main Street Square, Rapid City. 6 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

+SEVERANCE

BREWING CO. GRAND OPENING

Severance Brewing Co., Sioux Falls.

4 p.m. More info: severancebeer.com.

2-10 _____________________________

+ART COLLECTIVE

Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls.

5 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

1, 8, 15, 22, 29 _____________________________ +BINGO AND TRIVIA

+80TH ANNUAL

SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

3

Firehouse SmokeJumper Station, Hill City. 6 p.m. More info: firehousebrewing.com.

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+COMEDIAN 1-3 _____________________________ SEAN LEARY

+YANKTON

COUNTY FAIR

Pine Acres Fairgrounds, Yankton.

Times vary. More info: yankton4h.com.

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+OGLALA

Wilbert Square Event Center, Brookings. 7:30 p.m.

More info: visitbrookingssd.com.

3, 10, 17, 24, 31 _____________________________ +MOONLIGHT MOVIES

Fawick Park, Sioux Falls. 8:30 p.m.

More info: dtsf.com.

4 _____________________________

LAKOTA NATION WACIPI RODEO

Pow Wow Grounds, Pine Ridge. All day. More info: oglalanationpowwow.com.

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+SIOUX EMPIRE

WEDDING SHOWCASE Hilton Garden Inn Downtown, Sioux Falls. Noon. More info: siouxempireweddings.com.

4, 11, 18, 25

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+SANGRIA SUNDAY Strawbale Winery, Sioux Falls.

Noon. More info: strawbalewinery.com.

+DOWNTOWN

BLOCK PARTY ON THE EASTBANK

+PIZZA NIGHT

Good Roots Farm and Gardens, Brookings. 5 p.m. More info: goodrootsfarm.us.

8th & Railroad Center, Sioux Falls.

5:30 p.m. More info: dtsf.com.

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| + EAST SD | + NORTH SD | + SOUTH SD

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+17TH ANNUAL

+PASSPORT

STURGIS MAYOR’S RIDE

Community Center, Sturgis. 9 a.m.

More info: sturgismotorcyclerally.com.

5, 12, 19

TO ROME

Plum’s Cooking Company, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: plumscooking.com.

8, 15, 22

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+MOVIES UNDER THE STARS

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

5-18

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+PETER PAN JR. CAMP

Sioux Empire Community Theatre, Sioux Falls. 8:30 a.m. More info: siouxfallstheatre.com.

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+MT. RUSHMORE VETERAN’S RIDE

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 8 a.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

6, 13, 20, 27

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+FARMERS

MARKET AT PRAIRIE BERRY WINERY

Prairie Berry Winery, Hill City. 1 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

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+BACKYARD BBQ FOOD TRUCK & MUSIC BY KYLE KNUTSON

South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum, Brookings. 11 a.m. More info: visitbrookingssd.com.

+THE FALLS CLASSIC AND MR. & MRS. NATURAL SOUTH DAKOTA

Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

+DAKOTA KIDS PEDAL PULL

+OLD WEST

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 4 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

1880 Train, Hill City. 3:45 p.m.

More info: 1880train.com.

+2019 CO-OP

SHOOTOUT

8-11

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BLOCK PARTY

The Co-op, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m. More info: coopnaturalfoods.com.

+CUSTER

COUNTY FAIR

Various locations, Hermosa. All day. More info: custercountyfair.com.

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+JEFF FOXWORTHY W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

+COMMUNITY

FIELD TO TABLE DINNER—FLORAL RUNWAY SHOW

The Green Palace Wedding and Event Barn, Pukwana. 6 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

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+4TH ANNUAL PEDAL FARR

Remedy Brewing Company, Sioux Falls. 11:30 a.m. More info: dtsf.com.

+PIERRE AMERICAN

LEGION & AUXILIARY 100 YEAR CENTENNIAL DINNER & DANCE American Legion Post 8 Cabin, Pierre. 5 p.m. More info: pierre.org.

+PRCA RODEO

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 1:30 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

+SATURDAY ART ADVENTURES

Dahl Arts Center, Rapid City. 1 p.m. More info: downtownrapidcity. com.

+PERSEID METEOR SHOWER AND STAR PARTY

Palisades State Park, Garretson. 10 p.m. More info: gfp.sd.gov.

10-11

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+PAW PATROL LIVE!

Swiftel Center, Brookings. Times vary. More info: swiftelcenter.com.

EVENTS

11

16-18

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+[LOVE]2

+2ND ANNUAL

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 10 a.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

Various locations, Fort Pierre. Times vary. More info: fortpierre.com.

BRIDAL FAIR

12-18

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+2019 BROWN COUNTY FAIR

Brown County Fairgrounds, Aberdeen. All day. More info: brown.sd.us.

TRADER DAYS

16-25

+FRIENDS OF

RAWLINS LIBRARY STORY WALK

Hilgers Gulch, Pierre. 7 p.m. More info: pierre.org.

15

IMAGINING OTHERS OPENING South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings. All day. More info: sdstate.edu.

13-15 _____________________________ +MNI KI WAKAN

Best Western, Rapid City. 8 a.m.

More info: mnikiwakan.org.

14 _____________________________ +JACKS’

FARMERS MARKET

SDSU Wellness Center, Brookings.

3 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

Black Hills Playhouse, Custer. Times vary. More info: blackhillsplayhouse.com.

+CENTRAL STATES

+DUBLIN, IRELAND

Central States Fairgrounds, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: centralstatesfair.com.

FAIR & RODEO

17

Parker’s Bistro, Sioux Falls. 5 p.m.

More info: parkersbistro.net.

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+PARTY LIKE IT’S

+STORYBOOK

Maverick Air Center, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: siouxfallsevents.com.

+HARVEY DUNN:

+STEEL MAGNOLIAS

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1975 HANGAR PARTY

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ALL SEASON LONG

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PATIO CELEBRATION

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E V E N T S

ISLAND’S 60TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Storybook Island, Rapid City. 9 a.m.

More info: facebook.com.

+YPN

CROSSROADS SUMMIT

Sioux Falls Convention Center, Sioux Falls. 8:30 a.m. More info: sfcrossroads.com.

+PUPPETS:

SUSPENSION OF DISBELIEF SHOW AND DEMONSTRATION Sioux Falls Design Center, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: visitsiouxfalls.com.

+TAILGATING

FOR A CROWD

Plum’s Cooking Company, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: plumscooking. com.

16-17

+WING & BREW FEST Swiftel Center, Brookings. 4 p.m.

More info: swiftelcenter.com.

+MOUNTAIN

STATES FORD DEMOLITION DERBY Central States Fairgrounds, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: centralstatesfair.com.

17-18

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+SIOUX FALLS AIRSHOW

South Dakota Air National Guard, Sioux Falls. 11 a.m. More info: siouxfallsairshow.com.

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+RENNER DAYS

Various locations, Renner. All day.

More info: facebook.com.

DTSF.COM

EVENTS

AUGUST 2019 + SOUTHEAST SD | + SOUTHWEST SD | + CENTRAL SD | + WEST SD

17 & 31

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28

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+FREE KID’S CRAFTS

+SIZZLIN’ SUMMER

+RAW AND VEGAN

+COBORN’S STRONG

+LAZY 5K

Main Street, Aberdeen. Times vary.

More info: aberdeendowntown.org.

Plum’s Cooking Company, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: plumscooking.com.

The Fitness Building, Mitchell. 5:30 p.m. More info: visitmitchell.com.

AT THE MATTHEWS

Matthews Opera House & Art Center, Spearfish. 10 a.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.

18 _____________________________ +BILL MAHER LIVE STAND-UP TOUR

Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

20-22

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+DAKOTAFEST 2019

Schlaffman Farm, Mitchell. Times vary. More info: visitmitchell.com.

NIGHTS CAR & BIKE SHOW

+HILL CITY WINE BREW & BBQ

Various locations, Hill City. Times vary. More info: hillcitysd.com.

24 _____________________________ +FALLS ART MARKET

BronzeAge Art Casting, Sioux Falls.

8:30 a.m. More info: bronzeagefsd.com.

+BEERVANA 2019!

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Monks House of Ale Repute and Gandy Dancer Brew Works, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

+KOOL

+605 MADE

Downtown, Deadwood. Times vary.

More info: deadwood.com.

Cherapa Place, Sioux Falls. 4 p.m.

More info: facebook.com.

22-25

DEADWOOD NITES

+5TH ANNUAL HUGH

GLASS RENDEZVOUS

NIGHT MARKET

24-25 _____________________________

Hugh Glass Recreation Area, Shadehill. All day. More info: crazycrow.com.

+GREAT DAKOTA

23 _____________________________

Valiant Vineyards Winery, Vermillion. Times vary. More info: greatdakotawinefest.com.

+AFGHAN WAR

RUGS: THE MODERN ART OF CENTRAL ASIA OPENING South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings. All day. More info: sdstate.edu.

WINE FESTIVAL

25

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++++++ENTRANCE FEE-FREE DAY: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE BIRTHDAY

Statewide. All day. More info: nps.gov.

+JEN FULWILER’S

NAUGHTY CORNER STAND-UP TOUR

Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m.. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

26-31

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+STURGIS

MUSTANG RALLY

Various locations, Sturgis. All day.

More info: sturgismustangrally.com.

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29-31

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+NATURE

State Game Lodge, Custer. Times vary. More info: blackhillsplayhouse.com.

30

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+TERRY REDLIN’S FINAL PAINTING

Redlin Art Center, Watertown. 9 a.m. More info: redlinart.com.

31 _____________________________ +BOOK SIGNING WITH STAN ADELSTEIN AND ERIC ZIMMER

Mitzi’s Books, Rapid City. 2 p.m.

More info: facebook.com.

MAN & WOMAN COMPETITION

3

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+STONEMAN

MARATHON AND HAVEN HALF

Rapid City Common Cents, Rapid City. 7 a.m. More info: raceentry.com.

4 _____________________________ +3RD ANNUAL STURGIS 5K

Drake Springs Family Aquatic Center, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

16-18

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+TOUR DE CORN

Various locations, Mitchell. All day.

More info: pcpedalers.org.

17

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+WILDCAT CLASSIC

MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDE Chautauqua Park, Hot Springs. 8 a.m. More info: hotsprings-sd.com.

18

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Fort Meade, Sturgis. 7 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

5

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+PIERRE TRAPPERS VS BADLANDS BIG STICKS

Hyde Stadium, Pierre. 6:05 p.m.

More info: pierretrappers.com.

6

+YANKTON

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Chan Gurney Municipal Airport, Yankton. 10 a.m. More info: visityanktonsd.com.

+BLACK HILLS

AIR SHOW

SPORTS

HALF MILE RACEAMERICAN FLAT TRACK

+LEADING

LADIES MARATHON

1 _____________________________

Black Hills Speedway, Rapid City. 6 p.m. More info: americanflattrack.com.

+SPEARFISH

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+SIOUX FALLS

+SIOUX FALLS

SASQUATCH VS WHEAT CITY WHISKEY JACKS Black Hills Energy Stadium, Spearfish. 7:05 p.m. More info: spearfishsasquatch.com.

12-13

CANARIES VS SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS Sioux Falls Stadium, Sioux Falls.

Times vary. More info: sfcanaries.com.

Various locations, Black Hills. All day. More info: leadingladiesmarathon.com.

18-20

CANARIES VS CLEBURNE RAILROADERS

Sioux Falls Stadium, Sioux Falls.

Times vary. More info: sfcanaries.com.

EVENTS

20

27-29

7, 14, 21, 28

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+WWE

+SIOUX FALLS

+1 MILLION CUPS

SMACKDOWN LIVE

Denny Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls. 6:45 p.m. More info: dennysanfordpremiercenter.com.

21-23 _____________________________ +SIOUX FALLS

CANARIES VS TEXAS AIR HOGS

Sioux Falls Stadium, Sioux Falls.

7:05 p.m. More info: sfcanaries.com.

22 _____________________________ +PRCA XTREME BRONC FINALS

Central States Fair, Rapid City. All day. More info: centralstatesfair.com.

CANARIES VS SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS

Sioux Falls Stadium, Sioux Falls.

7:05 p.m. More info: sfcanaries.com.

30

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Spoke-n-Sport, Brookings.

5:30 p.m. More info: brookingscriticalmass.weebly.com.

+2019 WALL CRAWL

CRITICAL MASS BIKE RIDE

1

+JUNGLE JUBILEE

Stokes-Thomas City Park & Campground, Watertown. 8 a.m.

More info: plwc.life.

+PUTTS FORE PAWS

EdgeBrook Golf Course, Brookings. 8 a.m. More info: brookingshumane.org.

4

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+BH SUPER 6

+RUN FOR THE

Swiftel Center, Brookings. 6 p.m.

More info: swiftelcenter.com.

Wall. 1 p.m. More info: sdwallcrawl.wixsite.com.

8-9

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+RACE FOR CHASE

FEVER VS SIOUX FALLS ROLLER DOLLZ

Lewis Drug, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m.

More info: sfhumanesociety.com.

GET INVOLVED

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+CATURDAY NIGHT

+ARTISANS

FOR ANIMALS

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Big Hill Trailhead, Spearfish. 8 a.m.

More info: nhcasa.com.

10

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+BROOKINGS

Great Plains Zoo & Delbridge Museum of Natural History, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: greatzoo.org.

24

Children’s Museum of South Dakota, Brookings. 9 a.m. More info: 1millioncups.com.

PACK 5K/10K

Paisley Park, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m.

More info: facebook.com.

7

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+THE BUFFALO CHIP’S RUSTY WALLACE CHARITY RIDE

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 10 a.m. More info: rustywallaceride.com.

+GLOBAL

LEADERSHIP SUMMIT

Faith Family Church, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m. More info: faithfamilychurch.com.

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+EVENING

FOR THE KIDS

Sioux Falls Convention Center, Sioux Falls. 5 p.m. More info: chssd.org.

12

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+100+ MEN WHO CARE

JJ”s Wine, Spirits & Cigars, Sioux Falls. 5:30 p.m. More info: eventbrite.com.

+PRO AM GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Country Club of Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls. 7:30 a.m. More info: chssd.org.

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+WOMENUNITE EVENT

Sioux Falls Convention Center, Sioux Falls. 11:30 a.m. More info: seuw.org.

August 11 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Join us for

EVENTS

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+SIT, STAY, SLAY

+TASTE THE

+DOWNTOWN

Avera Tech Building Parking Lot, Sioux Falls. 5 p.m. More info: ccfesd.org.

Downtown, Brookings. 5 p.m. More info: downtownatsundown.org.

Club David, Sioux Falls. 5 p.m.

More info: eventbrite.com.

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+VERENDRYE

MUSEUM BACKYARD BBQ COMPETITION Fischers Lilly Park, Fort Pierre. 4 p.m. More info: verendryemuseum.com.

GOODNESS

+CLIMB OUT OF THE DARKNESS 5K

Founders Park, Rapid City. 8:30 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

+BARK IN THE

AT SUNDOWN

+RAPID CITY

SUMMER NIGHTS

Downtown, Rapid City. 6 p.m. More info: rapidcitysummernights.com.

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+2ND ANNUAL

DOGGIE PADDLE

Paws Pets Resort, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m. More info: sfhumanesociety. com.

+5K DASH OF COLOR Founders Park, Rapid City. 7:15 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

23-25 _____________________________ +BASH TO

THE COLONIES

Lewis & Clark Lake, Yankton.

Times vary More info: bashtothecolonies.com.

+THURSDAYS ON

+2019 3RD ANNUAL

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 6 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

Cherry Rock Park, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

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+2019 BISHOP’S

CUP CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT

Minnehaha Country Club, Sioux Falls. Noon. More info: ccfesd.org.

MUSIC

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+THE

TWILIGHT HOURS

Levitt Shell, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m.

More info: levittsiouxfalls.org.

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THE SQUARE

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+LIRA

PRESENTS: FOSSE

Orpheum Theatre Center, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m. More info: goodnighttheatre.com.

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+MAMMA MIA

Black Hills Playhouse, Custer. Times vary. More info: blackhillsplayhouse.com.

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+COLTER WALL

Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: iconsiouxfalls.com.

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+AN ACOUSTIC EVENING WITH JASON ISBELL

+HONK! A MUSICAL

Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

Pepsi Cola Theatre, Mitchell. Times vary. More info: mitchellsd.com.

+GRANGER SMITH

Newton Hills State Park, Canton.

Times vary. More info: fofm.org.

Terrace Park Band Shell, Sioux Falls. 1 p.m. More info: feedingsouthdakota.org.

COASTIN’ FOR CANCER FUNCTIONAL RUN

Downtown, Spearfish. 5:30 p.m.

More info: downtownspearfish.com.

FOLK FESTIVAL

AGAINST HUNGER

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Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

+SIOUX RIVER

+19TH ANNUAL JAM

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TALE OF “THE UGLY DUCKLING”

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J&L Harley-Davidson, Sioux Falls.

Noon. More info: jl-harley.com.

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

DOWNTOWN 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 + FRIDAY NIGHTS

Sioux Falls Area Humane Society, Sioux Falls. 8:30 a.m. More info: sfhumanesociety.com.

& BENEFIT EVENT

+KEITH URBAN

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+VETERANS HEALTH

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+LEANN RIMES

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

4 _____________________________ +HAIRBALL

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

+COLT FORD

Full Throttle Saloon, Sturgis. 7:30 p.m. More info: fullthrottlesaloon.com

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+CAMBRIA

STRING BAND

Firehouse Brewing Company, Rapid City. 8 p.m. More info: firehousebrewing.com.

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

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+NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

+OH, SLEEPER

Icon Lounge + Events, Sioux Falls.

6:30 p.m. More info: iconsiouxfalls.com.

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RESTLESS HEART AND SHENANDOAH W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

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Levitt Shell Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls.

7 p.m. More info: levittsiouxfalls.org.

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The District, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m.

More info: thedistrictsf.com.

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+WOOD CHICKENS

- LOWRIDINGMOTHS MCVAY Total Drag Records, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: totaldragrecords.com.

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+DRUMMER BASH

Allen Mitchell Field, Watertown. 1:30 p.m. More info: visitwatertownsd.com.

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+REVEREND

HORTON HEAT

Bigs Bar, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

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The District, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m.

More info: thedistrictsf.com.

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+3 DOORS DOWN

Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood. 8 p.m. More info: deadwoodmountaingrand.com.

+BIG & RICH

Central States Fairgrounds, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: centralstatesfair.com.

Total Drag Records, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: totaldragrecords.com.

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+CHASE RICE

Central State Fairgrounds, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: centralstatesfair.com.

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+THE BEACH BOYS

South Dakota State Fairgrounds, Huron. 7:30 p.m. More info: sdstatefair.com.

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South Dakota State Fairgrounds, Huron. 7 p.m. More info: sdstatefair.com.

+AN EVENING WITH BACH

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquarerc.com.

+HAPPY

TOGETHER TOUR

Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood. 7 p.m. More info: deadwoodmountaingrand.com.

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+G. LOVE AND

SPECIAL SAUCE

The District, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m.

More info: thedistrictsf.com.

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DREAMER TOUR

Bigs Bar, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

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Infant Water Training

by Erin Mairose

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magine an infant in water with no floating devices, knowing how to use breath control, rolling over, and floating to self-rescue themselves in any depth of water.

She grew up "in a small town in Nebraska," and after graduating from Augustana University, she nannied in Colorado where she took her two kids to an infant aquatics class.

That’s what Andrea Oswald’s program, Float On, teaches children as young as 6 month old.

“I thought they would splash around for a bit … but no; within the first day they were learning how to hold their breath and were going underwater and not panicking,” said Oswald.

“It’s such an amazing moment when they finally get it,” she said. “But that’s what makes this job so fun.”

Oswald is the only certified Infant Aquatics Specialist (IAS) in the state, and only a year into teaching, she’s taught over 100 kids since starting her program in January 2018 at the Dow Rummel Village indoor pool in Sioux Falls.

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A few years later, founder of The Infant Aquatics Network Judy Huemann encouraged Oswald to take the training knowing how much she loved swimming and working with kids. On her first day of training, Oswald was already working with an infant, and after six weeks of intensive training, she became a certified instructor.

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“For every single kid, it’s an amazing moment when they finally get it. That’s part of what makes this job so fun—since every child is different you never know when it will just click for them.”

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“I love the quote, 'Don’t rescue your child from a challenge, teach them how to face it,'” she said.

That’s the goal for each child who goes through the program: to be able to self-rescue in a drowning situation. For a child 6 months to walking, they learn to do a survival float, and once they can walk, Oswald teaches them how to swim with a float and kicking info sequence.

For more on Infant Aquatics, visit infantaquatics. com.

Her swimming lessons are private one-on-one sessions. For infants 6-12 months, each session is 10 minutes a day for 24 sessions. Infants must be able to roll over onto their back before starting the program.

After six weeks, they learn breath control, kicking and motor development, floating, swim sequences, and not to panic. In the last week of the program she tests their abilities through different scenarios, including dressing them in a snowsuit before falling into the water to ensure they’re able to self rescue.

“It’s really cool when the parents see what they’re able to do and realize this is totally worth it,” she said.

When Oswald started Float On, her goal was to teach 20 kids, and at present she has more parents wanting to enroll their child than she’s able to keep up with.

Since each lesson is one on one, Oswald is able to tailor each class to the child.

“I put all my heart and soul into each kid, and I’ve worked with children for so long that I know how different each one is,” she said.

Every child Oswald has taught has successfully completed the program, equipping them with life-saving survival skills, confidence, and a little more peace of mind for their parents.

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HANG OUT WITH Scott Hoy WHILE MANY RECOGNIZE SIOUX FALLS’ SCOTT HOY FROM TELEVISION COMMERCIALS, MANY DON’T KNOW THE EVERYDAY HIM. HOY NOT ONLY HAS MORE THAN 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE REPRESENTING PERSONAL INJURY VICTIMS IN SOUTH DAKOTA, MINNESOTA, AND IOWA WITH HOY TRIAL LAWYERS, BUT HE ALSO RECENTLY COLLABORATED AND LAUNCHED SWIER LAW / HOY LAW. 605 CHATTED WITH HOY TO SEE WHAT HE’S UP TO WHEN HE’S NOT BUSY PREPPING FOR TRIALS.

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EIE like my coffee as dark roasted as possible and an hour with a rocking chair almost every day.

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EYou E can catch me singing and playing keyboards with the El Riad Shrine rock band, primarily. I play by ear.

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ENative E South Dakota artwork is something I really enjoy.

4

EIE love it when young people ask me questions, and when they understand that someday it will be their turn. It’s sooner than they think.

5

EIE don’t like my birthday anymore. I don’t want to feel my age.

Some mornings after I have worked out, I treat myself to soft-shell tacos for breakfast from Taco John’s.

Early in the day when we are both in town, I’ll talk to my father at the office, and sometimes my aunt, Nancy, where I get the perspective of people who always find a reason to smile first. I know I’m blessed with wonderful roots on all sides of my family.

When I can find a break, I like walking through downtown. I’m constantly amazed at the new developments and new restaurants, and I appreciate the artwork—especially the new SculptureWalk.

I pay attention to courthouse history in state and federal courthouses here and in other states, wherever my work takes me. Since law has been in my family for three generations, it’s also fun to connect the dots, so to speak.

I’m often driving a lot to various towns like Brookings, Huron, Rapid City, and Sturgis for meetings and hearings. I find

the windshield time peaceful, usually with coffee in hand.

You can find me shopping with the early crowd at Sam’s Club every week. Seeing that my wife Char and I have raised six kids between the two of us, we have always been fans of buying in bulk.

My favorite type of cooking is with old fashioned clay pots in a hot oven.

Favorites include large beef roasts or multiple chicken breasts or pork loin.

My most satisfying time with my work is discovering the story of my client and finding stories and evidence that people can relate to.

An evening at Morrie’s Steakhouse is always a good one. Their food is great, and they serve their spirits in real crystal (they know to bring me a Macallan scotch). All their staff is fantastic, but the folks in the bar create a real family atmosphere that we enjoy.

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S L SUSPENSION A group that Leaves People Hanging

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LIFESTYLE

by Morgan Matzen

For some, hanging by hooks pierced through one’s flesh, suspending the body in the air and feeling a rush of blood and adrenaline coarse through one’s veins, may not sound like an ideal way to spend a few seconds or even up to a few hours.

Yet for Ashley Premer of Sioux Falls, this is more than a hobby. She’s the leader of an enthusiastic group of suspensioners known as SOL Suspension who meet up to partake in this activity at least once a month.

Premer, who owns Vibrant Salon and also bartends, considers herself a seasoned veteran of suspension, having suspended more than 100 times. She also dabbles in circus sideshow acts and “freak show” acts.

“With our shows, we like to play up the gore because we’re super seasoned,” said Premer.

“I’ve done well over 100 suspensions. I’ve

personally been doing sideshow acts since I was 18, and I’m 30 now. It means a lot to me. I do human pincushion, bed of nails, and ladder of machetes.”

The cultural roots of suspension trace back to the Sun Dance ceremony in various indigenous communities, which has been appropriated by non-native people for recreational purposes in recent years.

“Now, a lot of people do it for different reasons,” said Premer. “Some of us do it for fun, to see what we can put our bodies through, to overcome addictions, to get past mourning a loved one’s death, for spiritual reasons … there’s a lot of different reasons [people] do it.”

Premer sees suspension as a new hobby and an art form, and says there's a lot of overlap with people connected to body modification.

“Most people that are into suspension are connected to body modification in some way,” she explained. “Either they’re practitioners or they’re collectors where they just like getting work done. Anybody is more than welcome to join.”

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“There’s countless benefits to suspension.

The boost in selfesteem is the biggest one. A lot of people don’t realize how strong they are until after they do it.”

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Tips for SOL Suspension

Trying suspension for the first time? Here’s what the creators of Sol Suspension recommend.

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BRING A CANDY BAR AND SOME GATORADE.

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BRING A POSITIVE ATTITUDE.

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WEAR OR BRING CLOTHES YOU CAN FEEL COMFORTABLE SUSPENDING IN.

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BRING FRIENDS AND FAMILY.

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“We’ve suspended everyone from super skinny to [plus-size] and everywhere in between.”

Premer says it's perfectly safe, and those who choose to suspend have the option to come down at any time.

“We focus a lot on cleanliness and safety,” she said. “We have all the best equipment you can have.”

The group meets at Club David at least once a month, and they aim for the environment to be completely inclusive, including all body types, skill levels, and people over 18.

“We always take newcomers and walk them through what’s going to happen,” said Premer. “We generally do ‘suicides’ for the first suspension just to let people get their feet wet, so to speak. Suicide is basically just hooks in the upper back. It’s absolutely safe.”

Some of the risks that come with suspension include tears and infection from the holes, but the group advises those who wish to try to be safe, to stay hydrated, to eat a good meal, and to get in a good headspace before suspending.

“There’s always a level of danger that goes into something like that, but we take every precaution that we can to make it as safe as possible,” said Premer. “It’s no more risky than getting a piercing. If anything, it’s safer than getting a piercing.”

Premer says the group is inclusive of anyone who wants to try suspension.

“We’re super inclusive,” she said. “Anybody that wants to suspend can suspend, no matter what your background is. The best thing to do for anyone if you’re on the fence about it is to just come and watch."

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A R T + FA S H I O N

ROXANNE RATHBUN JEWELRY DESIGNER

by Kaatje Weiland

Roxanne Rathbun started designing jewelry as a child in Los Angeles and started selling jewelry at local salons and boutiques by the time she was in high school. After studying at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, Rathbun was involved in multiple businesses and international sales before starting On the Rox. On the Rox offers unique jewelry, healing crystals, sage, and more in a new downtown Rapid City showroom and her online store.

605 chatted with Rathbun about her recent storefront expansion, the healing properties of crystals and stones, and her favorite places in town.

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On the Rox started because…

" by an “I’m surrounded incredible community of strong, creative, compassionate women, not to mention daughters, mothers, sisters, and friends.”

it’s in my bones!

I’ve been designing since I was a kid. I was so lucky to have a musician father and a boss babe mother. They taught me to embrace my artistic side and to be an entrepreneur. No limitations to my creativity!

one of my many muses. I’m surrounded by an incredible community of strong, creative, compassionate women, not to mention daughters, mothers, sisters, and friends.

What people don’t know about crystals is…

Something I’m doing with my business right now that I’m excited about is… extending our

that each crystal and stone has its own properties and uses.

storefront business. We’re hoping to offer many Open House Shopping Parties, classes, and events.

The crystal index on my website… is a place to

Sage is… a plant native to South Dakota. I’m lucky

go research each stone I have. Once you’ve given it a look, you can make an educated decision on which stone suits your needs!

enough to have a mother-in-law who brings me beautiful bundles of it from her property. When paired and burned with a crystal, I believe it can clear negative energy and then hold the properties of the crystal, and it’s just super pretty to put on your mantle for home décor.

The different sections of shopping are… broken down to help you find what you need. Rox + Chains are necklaces. Rings + Things are anything from rings to pendulums. Crystal Chemistry is crystal-infused essential oil perfumes. Stix + Stones are anything from bundled sage or palo santo to crystals.

One moment I’ll never forget since opening On the Rox is… opening day on Black Friday. I was met with such an immediate show of support and huge rush of shoppers. I had to put my kids to work to make sure all the orders got out in time!

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How I name necklaces/pieces is… by honoring

People can get into sage by... clearing their minds and spaces from negativity. I always burn my sage with a crystal to set the intention of the stone. When the sage is done burning, I leave my crystal in the room to hold that energy.

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The Crystal Index Amethyst The Spiritual Enhancer. Often called the anti-anxiety stone, amethyst can boost energy and provide spiritual protection, as well as heal physical ailments, insomnia, and emotional issues.

Black Tourmaline

When I walk around downtown, one of my favorite places to stop by is… AJ’s Wicked

My favorite place to go for inspiration is… over to my mom’s. She is the go-to guru for all

Salon & Spa. I’ve had the opportunity to know these amazingly talented women for over five years. They take such pride in their business and you never leave feeling anything other than beautiful.

things fashion, style, class, and culture.

When I’m not working on my business, you can find me… wrangling my very own “Brady Bunch.” I have two stepsons and three daughters. A perfect blend of yours, mine, and ours.

I love to grab a bite or drink at… Kōl or Murphy’s Pub and Grill. Always my go-to spots.

Wonderful food, and my favorite dirty martinis.

My favorite place in Rapid City is… my home. I’m a big-time couch potato. My idea of a good time is binge-watching garbage TV shows and movies with snacks at hand.

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Someone local who I admire is… my husband, Oakley Tye. He is the hardest working man I’ve ever met. Plus, he’s kind of a dreamboat. You may have heard him before on Hot 93.1 or seen him DJ downtown in Rapid City.

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The Great Protector. Considered the most protective of all stones, black tourmaline can heal and protect on multiple levels— emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual.

Citrine The Happy Stone. Citrine can relieve negative thoughts, anger, and mood swings.

Plus, putting a citrine stone in the farthest left corner of your home is said to bring money and abundance.

Onyx The Soothing Stone. Onyx aids in emotional and physical strength by calming the nerves.

It's also told to bring good fortune and block out black magic.

Rose Quartz The Love Stone. Rose quartz opens the heart chakra, enhances one’s self-esteem, and diminishes feelings of anger or jealousy.

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Homegrown Hideway

by Kyle Determan

When Marylisa and Blaine Crissman moved to Sioux Falls from Chicago eight years ago, they knew they wanted more space. Little did they know, they would land in the middle of the city. After a few coats of paint and some Charleston charm, this hidden gem turned into their dream home.

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“A neat feature of the house is when the trees are in full bloom; you can’t even tell there is a house back here.”

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From the almost-solid wall of trees to the 2.7 acres of outdoor space, the Crissmans love the outside as much as the inside of their home. With a firepit, a pond, and a pergola, it was easy to see why.

“We built the firepit down there. It has just been the best place for memories and gatherings,” said Marylisa. “It really feels like you’re camping, especially because you're so far from the house. And there is always a ton of wildlife.”

To the side of the house sits the custombuilt pergola, complete with a twin bedturned-swing that is perfect for basking in the sun or watching the sunset.

“We spend a lot of time out here.

Sometimes my friends and I will sit out here and have a glass of wine, or I will read a book with Finn (our dog) and it’s just so relaxing,” said Marylisa.

In addition to these spaces, the Crissmans also have a deck overlooking their backyard, as well as a small grill deck off of the kitchen.

“Our neighborhood is just so great, and having space outside makes it even better.”

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Spacious Seating Situated between the front door and the deck are the living room, dining room, and music room. With an open concept coming into play, the stone fireplace acts as one of the only barriers between spaces.

“Our old house was very traditional and everything was compartmentalized. I just wanted something completely different,” said Marylisa.

She went on to explain the open concept lends itself well to her love for cooking and hosting parties, which brought us to her favorite piece.

“My favorite piece in the whole house is this table. I have had this table forever, but I could never find the square room for it,” said Marylisa.

“But when we saw this house, it finally fit.”

Whether you find yourself at the epic dining room table, or nestled on the couch, one thing you will never be devoid of is a view of the surrounding trees.

“When the trees are in full bloom, like they are right now, you really can’t see much of the house from the street. That makes the inside even more private,” she said.

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Order Up At the center of it all is the kitchen. With an abundance of storage and a breakfast nook tucked in the corner, Marylisa was all smiles while walking us into her beloved gathering place.

“I love the kitchen. I don’t know if I could pick my favorite aspect, though I do love the size of it and the island is great,” she said.

Besides the island, the kitchen consists of multiple windows that overlook the acreage, contributing to the idea of open coziness.

“We’ve just had some great memories in this kitchen,” said Marylisa. “From baking Christmas cookies to curling up in the breakfast nook, it’s been really nice.”•

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One step into The Cascade and you realize this isn’t like any other place to live in Sioux Falls.

The five-story art deco-inspired space faces Falls Park West and already is forming its own community, drawn by amenities like we’ve never seen downtown.

There’s the sprawling main floor, where residents can gather around a fire, plug in a laptop and work remotely, hold an impromptu work or fun meeting or start up a game of pool.

Soon, you’ll be able to walk directly into some of the businesses opening on the first floor – including cotton candy shop Candy Cloud factory, The Root Cellar convenience store and La Luna Café, which promises to become a foodie favorite.

You’ll be able to pick up a new outfit at The Bloom Room Boutique, and – of course – grab a locally brewed beer at Severance Brewing Co. We knew The Cascade would be popular when it started leasing with a lottery party last summer – it was the only way developer and manager Lloyd Companies felt would be fair to decide who got to rent which unit first.

“Some wanted the top floor for the most outstanding views of Falls Park. Others wanted first floor to make sure they could easily run the dog outside. But they all have been renting up fast,” said Laura

Walters, Cascade concierge. “We have some lofts left, but not many! And we have a new building under construction to the west that will bring more options for next year.”

Adam Jorgensen and Sean Reif were some of the first to move in.

“Uptown is just booming right now,” said Reif, 27, who sold his westside home to come downtown, where they moved to the nearby Phillips Avenue Lofts before coming to The Cascade.

“The first week we lived on Phillips I felt like I was on vacation. It’s carefree living. I lived on the west side for 3.5 years and met two neighbors. Here we already know all our neighbors and have multiple friends living in the building.”

They say they completely looked at every loft downtown before committing.

“The amenities The Cascade has are crazy,” said Jorgensen, who is 25. “And it’s new. It’s something that’s never been done before.”

They went with a fifth-floor one-bedroom that they had a hand in customizing, with white cabinetry, marble granite counters and grey accents. On the fifth floor, they enjoy upgraded lighting, mirrors and appliances along with a gas fireplace.

“We love it,” Reif said. “We picked it for the floor-to-ceiling windows and the big patio. We didn’t need a lot of space, so it’s a one-bedroom, but the windows facing the Falls were the big selling point.”

All residents can enjoy the fifth-floor views thanks to the Metli Lounge, named for downtown lover and former city planning director Steve Metli. It’s a phenomenal indoor-outdoor space with a patio fireplace, drink rail, plenty of seating and amazing views of downtown, Falls Park and Levitt at the Falls.

“We want you to feel like you’re on vacation when you return home,” Walters

said. “This whole community is about being able to unwind, bring your friends over or make new ones and just enjoy being part of the incredible energy we’re experiencing downtown.”

The residents themselves are already building a community at The Cascade, too.

Sara Romeo, 32, moved from the Phillips Avenue Lofts to The Cascade and brought the book club she started there with her. “I just love the atmosphere. I love downtown living.”

Her new studio apartment is an easy walk to Falls Community Health, where she works as a colon cancer navigator in addition to working as an RN at Avera.

“I’m really excited for the patio and the kitchen area where I can host some parties, plus the spinning and yoga classes that are coming,” she said. “I have a good history with Lloyd and I know they do great work thinking outside the box. I think the Cascade is working for the residents and filling lots of holes.”

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“Initially, the Write Now [with Sarah Werner] podcast was going to be an instructional podcast aimed at helping people my age— millennials—fit creative writing into a too-busy lifestyle,” said Werner, a writer and marketing professional. “Today, the show has evolved into a look at what it means to be a writer and live creatively.”

Write Now’s premise is two-fold. In addition to serving as a resource for fellow writers, it’s a chronicle of Werner’s real-life creative journey developing the successful sci-fi drama serial podcast, Girl in Space.

As Werner’s podcasts have taken shape, so has her career. In addition to thriving on the public speaking circuit, her Facebook group, I Am a Writer with Sarah Werner, is more than 2,200 members strong.

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his is a show by friends for friends—at least, that’s how it feels. Listeners are invited in as co-hosts Alana Snyder and Vaney Hariri gleefully banter about the state of entertainment and culture in South Dakota.

Co-hosts Vaney Hariri and Alana Snyder of The 605 Show record with producer Brian Bieber at Wiley’s in downtown Sioux Falls.

Snyder is the founder and publisher of 605 Magazine and Hariri is a Sioux STREAM AT Falls-based entrepreneur (Think 3D 605MAGAZINE. Solutions) and musician (stage name: V COM/THE-605the Noble One). Along with producer SHOW. (and low-key comedy genius) Brian Bieber, they record in various bars, restaurants, and businesses throughout the state, inviting local movers and shakers to discuss their careers and upcoming events.

The 605 Show keeps it light—playing games, sampling food and drink specialties, and having a lot of laughs with whoever stops by.

“We’re breaking bread and we're learning,” said Hariri. “Alana as a writer and me as an entertainer, were infinitely curious. We really want to know, ‘How does this work? How did you do that?’ When you’re interviewing, you have to be truly, genuinely curious and actually engaged in what their experience is and what they care about. That's where the magic happens.”

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hen Perry Miller began hosting Beer Untapped on Brookings Radio in 2014, South Dakota had “maybe four or five” craft breweries.

Five years later, we can choose which local sixpack we’d like to bring to the barbecue—because more than two dozen breweries operate in the Mount Rushmore state.

Clearly, Miller was on to something.

Beer Untapped episodes are easily digestible five to eight-minute dives into the world of South Dakota craft beer. Miller is often joined by Wooden Legs Brewing Company co-owner Seth Koch to cover the news of the local brewing industry, beer trends, and general observations on various styles and techniques.

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episodes, Miller is bringing South Dakota beer to the rest of the world. And with the influx of new breweries in the state, there’s still plenty to talk about.

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“I think what they're doing right is they're doing really quality beer and they're making it easily accessible for people who haven't tried craft beer,” said Miller.

He continued, “I think the best thing South Dakota brewers can do is continue to focus on quality and a diversity of styles. If there's diversity of styles, just about anybody is going to find a craft beer they like, and then they can go from there. Really, the craft beer that we can get here in South Dakota, it's as good as anywhere—and I've had craft beer from all over the country.”•

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nown for its carefully crafted steaks, The Deadwood Grille, located in The Lodge at Deadwood, does casual fine dining in a way that can satisfy the foodie in all of us.

The Deadwood Grille’s new menu gives customers new perspectives on classic flavors.

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“You get great food in a laidback atmosphere,” said food and beverages manager Verna Dahl.

With food like this, it only seemed right to jump right into the highlights of the new menu.

For appetizers, Dahl recommended the Bacon Wrapped Shrimp served with chipotle ketchup and sweet potato fries, which has consistently been the most popular appetizer.

“It goes with about anything,” said Dahl.

The Scallops are a personal favorite of dining room manager Garret Holland.

“The root vegetable purée is excellent, and I love the blackberry port reduction,” said Holland. “It’s just a beautiful looking dish.”

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the Seafood Risotto with heirloom tomato, asparagus, shrimp, scallops, crab claws, and citrus beurre blanc.

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This tourist season, the restaurant wants to make sure that everyone has a chance to try a few of the more gamey dishes like the Elk Ravioli served with mushroom, garlic, shallot, tomato, spinach, brown butter, sage, white wine, and Gruyère.

To keep a bit of variety on the menu, the Grille switches the features about every three months.

Holland says he likes to get some variety so customers can try new things.

For the summer, The Deadwood Grille has added dishes like the Shrimp Ceviche for a light, summer treat, which is especially good on a hot day. “You can’t serve the same stuff forever,” he said.

Recent drink specials include the Prickly Pear Martini, a favorite to go with a meal or to simply sip on for cocktail hour.

The restaurant also likes to showcase local beers that change with the seasons. Currently the restaurant has Fernson’s Lion’s Paw, The Knuckle Brewing Company’s Red Ale, and Lost Cabin’s Dakota Coal Mine on tap.

For even more options, customers can order off the menu from Oggie’s Sports Bar & Emporium, the restaurant next door, while dining at The Deadwood Grille.

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raveling across the state, ChamberlainOacoma is a welcomed break, visually and physically. With the view of the Missouri River, it's breathtaking as you buzz through and/or stop for a bite (guilty for manya-stops at Al’s Oasis) or bathroom break.

I wanted to see it through the eyes of a local or tourist, and decided to make the drive on I-90 on a Monday for a day trip on both sides of the Chamberlain Bridge.

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The first stop was the Arrowwood Resort & Conference Center at Cedar Shore in Oacoma.

This remote, multiple-use location is known best for family reunions, natural scenery, corporate outings, and short vacation getaways.

General manager Ron Madison says the location is prime with it being so central in South Dakota.

“We’re right in the middle of the state, so people from Rapid City and people from Sioux Falls can meet in the middle and let everything go and relax,” he said, sitting with myself and director of sales and marketing Karla Brozik in the Bridges Restaurant.

The Bridges Restaurant is a place on campus to grab breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and the Bridges Lounge is connected for a more casual appeal, if you’re wanting to simply have a small bite or Cedar Shore Cider.

Brozik says she’s a fan of the Jack Daniels Burger, while Madison loves the fish.

“I think we serve outstanding steaks, but I always eat the [Bridges] Walleye.”

He continued, “We serve a lot of the Chicken Carbonara, though.”

Cedar Shore Resort opened its doors in the summer of 1995. It offers a hotel, conference center, a full-service

marina, and a campground all on a 40-acre campus. There are also eight sleeping cabins and two cottages.

“What we have is a place where you can actually sit back and relax. We’re going to bring you great service, but you’re able to chill and have a good time,” said Madison. “You can have dinner out on the deck, the tiki bar is always open, and on weekends we have entertainment out there.”

What he’s referring to is the Waterfront Grill & Tiki Bar.

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Wishing I could just belly up to the tiki bar, it was time to leave, and I headed back across the bridge to the Akta Lakota Museum & Cultural Center.

This educational outreach program of St. Joseph’s Indian School features art, artifacts, and educational displays that depict the proud heritage of the Lakota people.

present, and future, through the preservation of historical artifacts and contemporary works of art.

entitled “Lakóta Buffalo Days,” which was painted by artist Tom Phillips.

“I think it’s important to note that we’re specific to Northern Plains Indian tribes,” she said. “We’re not all indigenous tribes.”

Thompson said, “The diorama spans from the Black Hills to the Missouri River, so it gives you a nice sweeping view of what the country would have been like prior to Euro-American contact with the Indian people.”

She continued, “We have a beautiful collection of Northern Plains Indian artifacts, so everything from the 1800s up until today.”

Director Dixie Thompson met me

in the foyer to give an abbreviated tour.

As we started walking, she explained that the museum promotes the knowledge and understanding of the Northern Plains Indian culture's past,

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The artifact collection consist of about 2,500 historical artifacts, and the contemporary art collection made up of 3D and visual art pieces has around 1,000 pieces.

One of the standout pieces of the museum is the 36-foot diorama

Exhibits are also displayed, and Articles of a Treaty is the latest exhibit that opened in late May and will be on display until the end of November.

“That exhibit talks about the 1868 Fort Laramie Treaty and the 17 articles involved in that,” said Thompson.

The peace agreement between the Oceti Sakowin Confederacy and the United States of America is interpreted through music, poetry and art by Oceti Sakowin artists.

In the center of the museum is the shop with a wide selection of “Indian-made items” for purchase.

All sales are used to fund programs for Lakota children in the care of the St. Joseph’s Indian School.

Last, but not least, there is the St. Joseph's Indian School's Alumni & Historical Center, which preserves the memories of St. Joseph’s Indian School and shares accomplishments of the students, religious staff, and benefactors.

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EAST

CAMP CIRCLE DEPICTS LIFE ON THE PLAINS PRIOR TO EURO-AMERICAN CONTACT; EXHIBITS EXPLAIN HISTORICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF TRIBES AND BANDS, FEATURING ITEMS OF TRADITIONAL CULTURE.

SOUTH

TWO WORLDS MEET DETAILS THE ARRIVAL OF EURO-AMERICAN EXPLORERS, MISSIONARIES, TRADERS, AND SETTLERS IN THE EARLY 1800S.

WEST

BROKEN PROMISES OUTLINES THE U.S. GOVERNMENT’S INVOLVEMENT WITH THE SIOUX, THE LOSS OF TRADITIONAL LANDS AND TREATIES, AND MAPS OUT CURRENT RESERVATION LANDS.

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Thompson walked me to the exit and was excited when I mentioned the next stop was Upper Crust Pizza & Wings.

Located on King Street right before you start crossing the Chamberlain Bridge is the popular pizza joint, which offers much more than just pizza.

Chasing Hawk confirmed this is true.)

“We have 10 different flavors of wings,” she said.

One specialty option I had the opportunity to try was the Vegan Meatball Sandwich, which was tasty.

For pizza, you can order a 10, 12, 14, or 16-inch. I ate several slices of the Chicken Bacon Alfredo Pizza .

Chasing Hawk says Upper Crust's sandwiches are popular, and the most popular is the

“We make all of our dough here, homemade, every day,” explained Chasing Hawk.

Chamberlain Cheesesteak Sandwich, which has tender

I met manager Kellie Chasing Hawk, who talked about the pizzeria's menu and its surprising vegan and gluten free options. (Tip: Earlier in the afternoon someone had mentioned to me that it’s not on the menu, but you can request cauliflower crust.

pulled pot roast, sweet peppers, mushrooms, and red onions with mozzarella cheese.

The restaurant also has “really good wings."

Patrons can dine in or order their favorite dish via delivery.

Chasing Hawk’s go-to?

“My favorite is the Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo pasta, by far."•

CHAMBERLAIN-OACOMA THE SOUTH DAKOTA HALL OF FAME WAS FOUNDED IN 1974.

CHAMBERLAIN'S MOTTO IS "ONE DAY JUST

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MENU PREVIEW APPETIZERS UPPER CRUST BREAD FRIES Upper Crust’s homestyle dough, buttered and sprinkled with special spices, baked and served with a choice of marinara, Alfredo sauce, or both.

SALADS UPPER CRUST HERBIVORE SALAD Spinach, broccoli, sweet peppers, red onions, and olives added to Upper Crust’s dinner salad blend with cherry tomatoes, carrots, and celery sticks.

OVEN BAKED SANDWICHES PIZZA BURGER Signature homestyle dough, folded and stuffed with beef, sausage, pizza sauce, mozzarella cheese, and American cheese. Add choice of pepperoni or Canadian bacon to complete it. Oven baked.

PASTA DISHES PASTA SUPREME A choice of linguine, penne, or spaghetti pasta topped with Alfredo or marinara sauce with beef, pepperoni, mushrooms, onions, and sweet peppers, topped with shredded parmesan cheese.

PIZZA WILLRODT HAWAIIAN SPECIAL PIZZA A thin layer of olive oil topped with BBQ sauce, seasoned chicken, red onions, pineapple, and mozzarella cheese.

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O PAPA WOODY'S WOOD FIRED PIZZA 421 N. Phillips Ave., Sioux Falls // (605) 271-0519 // papawoodyspizza.com

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hat started as a food truck and on-site catering company in 2016 now is a brick and mortar in the Jones421 building on Phillips Avenue in downtown Sioux Falls.

Papa Woody’s Wood Fired Pizza is joining the likes of Boki European Street Food and Swamp Daddy’s Cajun Kitchen in the open marketplace concept.

Not only is this great news in general, but it’s within walking distance of 605’s office.

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Owner Lisa Esser greeted us at the counter and had a smorgasbord cooking away in the oven and on the fryer.

605’s John Snyder (and my husband) joined me to help me feast. As we waited, it was fun to wander around Jones421. I was looking at baby clothes across the way when I noticed Papa Woody’s incredible signage that included a wall of wooden logs. Genius.

Our food started coming out, and we grabbed all of our plates and took them to the open seating area in the hallway. It was a nice day out, and some people were enjoying their food outside in the courtyard, where there is also a space dedicated for bocce ball.

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PIZZAS BIG MEATY

Pepperoni, sausage, Canadian bacon, hamburger, and bacon.

BIG WOODY

Pepperoni, sausage, Canadian bacon, green peppers, tomatoes, black olives, onions, and mushrooms.

CHICKEN ALFREDO

Alfredo sauce, mozzarella, grilled chicken, spinach, and mushrooms.

HAWAIIAN

Canadian bacon and pineapple.

MARGHERITA

Tomatoes, basil, and mozzarella.

MEDITERRANEAN

Olive oil, mozzarella, grilled chicken, spinach, black olives, and sun-dried tomatoes.

PHILLY CHEESESTEAK

Cream cheese, mozzarella, steak, green peppers, and onions.

VEGGIE LOVERS

Green peppers, tomatoes, onions, black olives, and mushrooms.

OTHER ITEMS BUFFALO CHICKEN NACHO

Homemade fried wonton chips smothered with mozzarella, buffalo chicken, blue cheese crumbles, and ranch drizzle.

PRETZEL BITES

Bite-sized soft pretzels, smothered with mozzarella, pepperoni, and pizza sauce.

SMOTHERED FRIES Stadium cheddar, mozzarella, and bacon.

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2 Different CAVE Tours FIND PAPA WOODY’S FOOD TRUCK BY USING THE FOOD TRUCK LOCATION CALENDAR ONLINE.

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rapid city, SD

blackhillscaverns.com 2600 Cavern Road, Hwy 44 West Rapid City, SD 57702 605-343-0542 • 800-837-9358

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Since I’m nine months pregnant in the middle of the summer, it was nice to pretend to be in the outdoors as I had lunch in the air conditioning.

My eyes fixed right on the Mozzarella Sticks.

They were thick and short, and weren’t the greasy bar-type of mozzarella sticks. I almost thought they seemed baked, so I did more investigating and ate three more.

Consuming almost the entire basket before John got to them, I didn’t really have more information, but I was satisfied.

Next were the Fried Pickles. This is more John’s wheelhouse, as fried pickles always make me nervous. They’re sometimes soggy, but I had higher hopes as these were pickle spears and not slices.

Those get mushy real quick.

John took a bite and said, “It’s a really good balance between the breading and the pickle. I would crush these.”

He was correct. They were crunchy and very easy to bite into.

For our third appetizer (holy cow), we had the Wood Fired Italian Nacho. This included homemade fried wonton chips smothered with mozzarella, pepperoni, black olives, banana peppers, drizzled with pizza sauce, and baked by the fire.

The wonton chips were light and not soggy, which was shocking since we waited so long to eat them.

Everything tasted fresh, and I didn’t get flustered by the toppings, even though there were a lot.

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“It’s like adding 50 percent pizza to nachos. It’s a good marriage,” said John.

At this point, it was insane that we still had more.

We nibbled on the Chicken Wings, which can come with sauces like BBQ, Sweet Chili, Buffalo, Parmesan Garlic, and are served with carrots and celery.

We got the sweet chili wings, which were tangy and were, in fact, sweet.

“I wouldn’t eat them on a date, but then again I wouldn’t ever eat wings on a date,” said John about dating to his wife. Moving on.

It’s hard to even touch on all of the pizza we had because they were individually all delicious, but the unique offerings stood out more than, let’s say, the 12-inch Pepperoni.

There are two choices for crust—thin and crispy or thick and doughy. You can get the 12-inch, or go more personally sized with the 7-inch.

My favorite is thin, and John loves thick, so this was a win to try both. Our thin pizzas included Greek and Chicken Bacon Ranch.

The Greek was beautiful to look at and even better to taste. It had olive oil, mozzarella, spinach, artichokes, tomatoes, black olives, feta cheese, and a balsamic drizzle.

When it says tomatoes, it’s fresh tomatoes. Like right from the farmers’ market type situation. And the balsamic glaze made the whole pizza.

We discussed how, though it’s thin crust, it’s not the kind where you don’t know where to grab the pizza and it actually adds to the taste and isn’t just a crunchy bottom that holds the toppings.

The Chicken Bacon Ranch had ranch, mozzarella, grilled chicken, bacon, tomatoes, and cheddar.

This is definitely a hit for bacon lovers, and this whole place is good for ranch lovers, because ranch is on a lot of options and can be used as a sauce with pretty much everything.

Next were the thick and doughy options, which were the Buffapeño and the Meatlovers.

Meatlovers was the standard pepperoni, sausage, and canadian bacon. It was very good, but I was looking forward to trying the Buffapeño. This had cream cheese, mozzarella, buffalo chicken, jalapeño, pineapple, bacon, banana peppers, cheddar, blue cheese crumbles, and a ranch drizzle.

It was kind of crazy how many flavors and ingredients the Buffapeño had. For only $10, I almost felt like I was stealing. John had actually forgotten we were doing the review and had eaten this pizza the day before and wouldn’t stop raving about it.

And after trying it, I get it.

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THIS IS ANOTHER QUICK AND UNIQUE OPTION FOR DINING AT THE JONES421 BUILDING. I’M LOOKING FORWARD TO TRYING MORE ITEMS AND EATING (MANY) MORE MOZZARELLA STICKS. THERE ARE ALSO OTHER UNIQUE PIZZA OPTIONS TO EXPLORE, LIKE THE MORNING WOODY WITH COUNTRY GRAVY, MOZZARELLA CHEESE, EGG, BACON, AND CHEDDAR. WHAT?!

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The Jones421 building is a great idea for so many reasons. In 2019, everyone wants a unique experience and quality, but they want it fast. Need to pretend that you remembered someone’s birthday? Grab a gorgeous bouquet at Bella Rosa. Want European gelato? Stop by Boki. And now, take home quality, wood-fired pizza at Papa Woody’s. Bonus? They also have solid merchandise and signs that joke about wearing bigger pants (but really, it helps the eating experience).

Papa Woody’s pizzas range from $10-$15, which is so cheap for the quality. Nothing is above $20, but your tab will add up once you order all of the appetizers, because you should.

With pizzas like the Greek and Buffapeño, you can experiment or go with traditional, like Pepperoni.

Everything is fresh out of the oven, but options from the fryer are quality as well.

Everything came out crunchy and fresh, and I heard amazing things about the Chicken Tenders with Fries.

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PAPA WOODY’S IS OPEN TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M., THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 11 A.M. TO 10 P.M., AND SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M.

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IT’S A FAMILY BUSINESS, WITH THREE GENERATIONS OF FAMILY WORKING AND HELPING LISA.

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April August 605 BREWS 605 BREWERS

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BEER: JUICY BRUCE STYLE: AMERICAN PALE ALE ABV: 5.6% IBU: 60 It’s our Bruce Banner American Pale Ale that is infused with passion fruit. This seasonal pale ale has a nice hoppy and fruity flavor.

MINER BREWING COMPANY

2101 W. 41ST ST. STE. 25, SIOUX FALLS & 23845 US-385, HILL CITY // MINERBREWINGSIOUXFALLS.COM & MINERBREWING.COM

BEER: WATERMELON WHEAT

STYLE: WHEAT

ABV: 4.7% IBU: 17 Description: This lemon-colored wheat boasts an intense watermelon aroma. The melon notes that hit the palate are much milder and are met by fresh citrus characteristics. Light bodied with a dry finish, this fun, fruity experience couldn’t be more refreshing!

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REMEDY BREWING COMPANY 201 E. 8TH ST. STE. 120, SIOUX FALLS // REMEDYBREWCO.COM

BEER: HATCHET PANDA STYLE: AMERICAN IPA ABV: 6.5% IBU: 60 Refreshing with a ton of Centennial hops.

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BEER: RASPBERRY KOLSCH

STYLE: KOLSCH

ABV: 5.5% IBU: 17 This is a light crisp, refreshing kolsch with a smooth background flavor of raspberry.

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WATERTOWN BREWING COMPANY 113 E. KEMP AVE., WATERTOWN // WATERTOWNBREWING.COM

BEER: GUAVA GODDESS STYLE: HEFEWEIZEN ABV: 4.2% IBU: 8 Dive into this juicy hefeweizen jam packed with a riot of delicious guava. Sure to quench your thirst on the hottest of summer days and keep you coming back for more!

WOODGRAIN BREWING COMPANY 101 S. PHILLIPS AVE. STE. 100, SIOUX FALLS // WOODGRAINBREW.COM

BEER: YES MAN STYLE: CZECH PILSNER ABV: 4.7% IBU: 34 Brewed in collaboration with downtown's Carpenter Bar and the soon opening The Treasury, this take on the classic Czech Pilsner style highlights the clean malt profile and yeast characteristics of this traditional Bavarian lager.

A HOMESTEAD BREW

26685 486TH AVE., VALLEY SPRINGS // AHOMESTEADBREW.COM

BEER: ARONIA BERRY WILD SOUR ALE

STYLE: WILD ALE

ABV: 5.7% IBU: 35 This is a 4 month aged Farmhouse Sour with 700 pounds of Local Aronia berries and 5 gallons of honey added and aged again since September 2, 2018. It was then racked onto 42 pounds of raspberries and 42 pounds of pineapple. This fruit forward sour has deep colors and a pink head. Fruity and earthy flavors end with a nice acidic finish. Cheers!

BEN’S BREWING COMPANY 222 W. 3RD ST., YANKTON // BENSBREWING.COM

BEER: TOASTED COCONUT STYLE: PORTER ABV: 5.9% IBU: 29 Ben’s Brewing took a robust porter recipe and added 12 pounds of organic toasted coconut. The result is a smooth beer with a nutty mouthfeel. Toasted Coconut debuted days ago and will be there until the fall.

BUFFALO RIDGE BREWING

102 N. MAIN AVE., HARTFORD // BUFFALORIDGEBREWING.COM

BEER: FIRECRACKER STYLE: GINGER SAISON ABV: 5.2% IBU: 25 Citrusy funk with a silky smooth mouth feel is showcased in this light, slightly dry beer. Firecracker is enhanced with ginger and a peppery finish which creates an enjoyable beer across the board

FERNSON BREWING COMPANY

1400 E. ROBUR DR. & 332 S. PHILLIPS AVE., SIOUX FALLS // FERNSON.COM

BEER: PLAINS BEER SHANDY STYLE: 2/3 PLAINS BEER PILSNER + 1/3 FERNSON HOUSE LEMONADE ABV: 6.2%

IBU: N/A

Did you know you can try any beer on the Fernson Downtown tap list as a shandy? We recommend using Plains Beer Pilsner. It’s a light, easy-drinker that is even better for summer fun with a shot of lemonade added.

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Back to School Basics Whether you're going back to school or revamping your office space, we have the season's latest local finds.

Terra Shepherd Boutique & Apothecary Elevate Leather Backpack // $198.00

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www.twettens.com SIOUX FALLS STUDIO

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Vision Care Associates

Kids Ray-Ban Style #RY1555 // $129.00

605 Running Company

Under Armor HOVR Sonic 2 // $100.00

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Treating Retta

not just her Crohn’s disease After her diagnosis, Retta needed a team of doctors who would be alongside her for a lifetime.

The Sanford Center for Digestive Health took the time to get to know her outside her condition.

They collaborated with her other doctors to personalize a treatment plan that helped overcome her symptoms, all while listening to her priorities for her future.

No referral needed. Call (605) 328-8500 to schedule an appointment.

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PERSONAL LITIGATION Hoy Law and Swier Law Firm’s Personal Litigation Practice Group has experience providing exceptional legal services to its clients in state and federal courts across South Dakota and the nation. Our attorneys carefully review each case to determine the proper course of action, which may include negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation.

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High Rise Palazzo Pants // $48.00

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Explore. Discover More.

south Dakota

Your next weekend getaway!

Kayak the Missouri River.

Relax at Lewis & Clark Lake.

Camp with a view.

Bike the 40+ miles of trails.

Hike the Missouri’s golden bluffs.

Throw 54 holes of disc golf.

Enjoy locally brewed craft beer.

Break beer bottles at the Icehouse.

We can go on. Just try us.

visityanktonsd.com Don’t miss Riverboat Days! August 16 - 18

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Zandbroz Variety

Decomposition Book // $8.95

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21st Annual Concert Series 5 great shows - 5 nights of fun Tickets at Sfjb.org

Vanessa Collier • Cladia ACuna • Anthony Gomes • Quiana Lynell • Slim Man October 26 • November 15 • February 7 • March 20 • April 3

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– SoDak –

LIFESTYLE find your Adventure

" l ife ·style | l i f,ˌ s t i l |

noun

the way in which a person or group lives

Things are simple here in Pierre and Fort Pierre. We are farming, ranching, hard work and long hours. Resilience, subsistence, and fun come from hunting, fishing and trapping all year round.

Our appreciation for river nights and rodeos joins our love affair with paddling and cycling. The rich history and culture that keeps us grounded acts as a foundation from which to build our future.

State leaders call it the best office in the country. You might call it the ideal lifestyle. We... call it home. You're welcome to join us anytime!

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Saturdays: 9 –NOON

CAPITAL CITY FARMERS MARKET Get your weekly supply of fresh produce, meat, eggs, baked goods, coffee, honey, grain & flour, crafts & home decor, dog treats, jewelry, and flowers. Stay for the festivities, enjoy live music, kids activities and local non-profit groups.

August 10

PIERRE AMERICAN LEGION 100 YEAR CENTENNIAL

Pierre

We love our vets! Come join us to celebrate 100 years of the Pierre American Legion and Auxiliary with dinner and dance with live music by The Homestretch Band!

August 10

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PIERRE STREE T DANCE Get a little wild shopping in downtown Pierre during Crazy Days on Historic Pierre Street and stay into the evening as Wolfhound returns to Pierre for the outdoor street dance!

30 TH ANNUAL STREET MASTERS CONVENTION

Calling all gear heads! Roll into downtown Fort Pierre with your classic car. Join in on the Dam Run car show and ice cream social!

August 1 1 & 31

OAHE SPEEDWAY DRAG RACES August is Challenge Month at Oahe Speedway!

August 11 is the NHRA.tv Challenge and August 31 is the Jr Dragster Challenge. Just 13 miles north of town, this 1/4 mile Drag Strip heats up with fierce competition.

August 16 –18

2 ND ANNUAL FORT PIERRE TRADER DAYS Head down to the river for a few days of fun!

Stroll through the Arts & Crafts Exhibition, try your hand at Quick Draw or Buffalo Chip Flip.

Enjoy food from the Backyard BBQ Competition and check out the South Dakota 4H Finals Rodeo!

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WHERE THE CHILD THINGS ARE

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LIFESTYLE

FAMILY EVENTS AUGUST 2019

Dear Sloan

BY KYLE DETERMAN

Oh my sweet girl, how has it already been one whole year?

It feels like just yesterday I was in your room, arranging your mountain of books into piles of must-reads and favorites, imagining all the time we would spend exploring magical worlds and underwater castles.

Back when I didn’t know your eyes or the feeling of your deep breaths upon my chest, or even the way you smile in your sleep. All of the things I didn’t know I needed.

Pulling up to the hospital to be induced, the unknown territory had left me a bundle of nerves and doubt.

Doubt in my ability to get through the next 24 hours, doubt in my ability to feel the way I was expected to feel, and doubt in my ability to be everything you needed me to be.

My hair was straightened and my makeup was applied, and I was ready to make trendy videos of me walking the halls of the labor and delivery ward. My playlist softly looped in the background, and as your arrival got closer, my ability to stay in control got further and further away.

In reality, it was a long and terrifying process that left me feeling exhausted and scared. I loved you, that I knew. What I didn’t know was that everything from this moment on would be different.

I wasn’t prepared for the onslaught of emotions, or the physical toll labor would take on my body. Or the fact that even though I was no longer pregnant, my body was still yours.

Actually, everything was yours. My attention, my energy, and most of all, my love.

AUGUST 1 MOVIES IN THE PARK: THE GOONIES

Steamboat Park Amphitheater, Pierre. 9:15 p.m. More info: pierre.org.

AUGUST 3 THE GREAT CARDBOARD BOAT RACE

Kuehn Pool, Sioux Falls. 9 a.m.

More info: siouxfallsparks.org.

AUGUST 8 MIDCO FREE DAY

Bramble Park Zoo, Watertown. 10 a.m. More info: brambleparkzoo.com.

AUGUST 12-15 DAPA SUMMER SING IT! CAMP

Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science, Sioux Falls. 1 p.m.

More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

AUGUST 17 STAND-UP & ROCK FOR KIDS

Performing Arts Center, Rapid City. 7:30 p.m. More info: performingartsrc.org.

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EE IT’S NOT CONSIDERED

HOARDING WHEN IT COMES TO DAYCARE PROJECTS AND DIY PRESENTS. STOCK UP ON WATERPROOF TOTES TO KEEP YOUR FRIDGE CLUTTER FREE AND MEMORIES SAFE AND SOUND.

EE BABY BOOKS CAN BE

HARD TO KEEP UP WITH. DEDICATE A FOLDER OR NOTE ON YOUR PHONE TO KEEP TRACK OF MILESTONES AND MEMORABLE MOMENTS (THAT YOU CAN LATER TRANSFER).

EE SPEAKING OF

MILESTONES, DON’T SPEND YOUR TIME COMPARING YOUR LITTLE ONE TO SOMEONE ELSE’S. AS LONG AS YOUR BABY IS HAPPY AND HEALTHY, EVERYTHING ELSE WILL HAPPEN WHEN IT SHOULD.

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FIND CARTOONS OR EDUCATIONAL SHOWS THAT YOU CAN TOLERATE AND ENJOY. SOME OF OUR FAVORITES INCLUDE THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS, PUFFIN ROCK, AND DOC MCSTUFFINS. From the first moment your tiny, blushed fingers wrapped around my thumb, to now (your fingers longer and slimmer, holding on for just a brief moment while you regain your balance before you stagger away), I have loved you.

Sloan Emerson, these first 12 months of your life have been the very best of mine.

Not a day goes by that you don’t amaze me. Your neverending sense of wonder leaves me asking questions I should have always been asking. Your attention to everything around you reminds me to always be self-aware. Your innate desire to try new things gives me courage to explore all the possibilities that life presents.

The list of things you have taught me goes on and on, and for that I will always be grateful.

Thank you for giving me the chance to watch you become the person you're meant to be. From the curls that frame your cheeks to the way you grip your toes when you’re excited, every ounce of your being is purposefully wonderful.

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Your entire life is ahead of you, and after experiencing just one year, I can't wait to see what happens next.

But don’t be fooled, no part of me is wishing away the days of reading the same book 19 times or playing with your hair once you’ve fallen asleep. Because these small moments are what make me love you more and more each day.

Though you may lose the way you wobble around the living room, or the way you mumble “mama” when you're laying in your crib, I hope you never lose you.

I will give it my all to teach you how important it is to be kind and to stay true to yourself. I will strive to always be honest with you and to listen when you feel unheard. But most of all, I will always love you.

Happy 1st birthday.

Love, Mama

! KYLE.DETERMAN

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ASK THE JOHNS

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YES, ALL THREE OF THESE GUYS ARE NAMED JOHN. YES, IT WAS A POPULAR NAME IN THE ‘80S. THE IDENTITIES OF THESE THREE AMIGOS HAVE BEEN ALTERED TO PROTECT THE INNOCENT. HAVE A QUESTION FOR THE JOHNS? SHOOT AN E-MAIL THEIR WAY: THEJOHNS@605MAGAZINE.COM.

JR: Usually this happens to me because Mom is doing a laundry day. It’s a very real thing.

JW: Tell this mooch that she

has to prepay for food now.

Her house credit account is canceled.

JT: If she does it again, mention something. If she does it again after that, maybe forget to call her again.

MY BOYFRIEND TAKES SEVERAL HOURS TO TEXT ME BACK. THIS IS GETTING TO BE ANNOYING. HOW DO I TELL HIM THAT HE NEEDS TO BE MORE PROMPT ABOUT TEXTING ME BACK WITHOUT SEEMING PUSHY? JR: Several hours to put together a response? It sounds romantic to me!

JW: Do like those pushy invoice people do and send an automated follow up every 10 minutes saying, “Your loved one has sent you a text message, please respond promptly." They can get progressively more aggressive.

JT: Some people just aren’t

great at texting. My brother (though I see him constantly on his phone in person) apparently throws his cell phone in the river every time I text him.

I THINK I MIGHT BE ADDICTED TO DATING APPS. HOW DO I CONTROL MY URGE TO SWIPE LEFT AND RIGHT? JR: I don’t feel bad window shopping at the mall. Is there really a difference?

JW: Don’t! Get out there and smash. There are many of us married folk that only get to use dating apps infrequently.

And when we do, we get crap from people. Like, I get it Karen, I’m married.

I shouldn’t be smashing strangers. I’ll try to cut back, chill out.

JT: It’s always nice to take breaks from your phone and social media in general.

Honestly, you might be desensitizing yourself to dating and/or really looking for a genuine relationship.

Take a week off and see how it goes.

Famous author and illustrator Paul Goble lived in Rapid City for 40 years.

+ TOP THREE The top three languages spoken in South Dakota are English, Spanish, and Dakota.

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Who is not originally from South Dakota?

A. TOM BROKAW B. JANUARY JONES C. HUBERT HUMPHREY D. JUDY GARLAND D. JUDY GARLAND

MY FRIEND KEEPS FORGETTING TO BRING HER WALLET WHEN WE GO OUT TO EAT. I DON’T WANT TO ACCUSE HER OF FREELOADING, BUT I ALSO HATE PAYING FOR TWO MEALS. WHAT DO I SAY TO HER?

Paul Goble

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GOOGLE The most Googled question in South Dakota is, “Where is Guam on the map?”

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DISCLAIMER: ASK THE JOHNS IS A SARCASTIC PIECE. THEIR ADVICE IS NOT MEANT TO BE TAKEN LITERALLY… EXCEPT MAYBE JOHN T’S. ILLUSTRATION BY CHUCK BENNIS

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