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In this issue, we took the van for a ride to Rapid City and Hill City for local food hot spots, attractions, and a variety of unique lodging experiences. Highlights include farting horses (a story for another time), alligators, foie gras French toast, and more.

Where will this summer take you?

Emily Swan

M U LT I M E D I A E D I T O R As the trusty Multimedia Editor of this ragtag bunch, I’m mostly tethered indoors to a computer, editing photos. And like everyone else, cabin fever has set in after the past two years of just staring at four walls.

I need a jolt of adrenaline! The closest I’ve gotten to adventure recently is painting my nails a new color, so I’m excited to branch out this summer with doable, local travel.

Editing the photos in this brand spankin’ new issue has given me some great ideas about the options that are just a car ride away!

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6 0 5 M AG A Z I N E .C O M 605’s Alana Snyder and Taylor Hanson got on the saddle with Mimi and Honeybun to explore the trails via horseback.

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Laura Ingalls Wilder Pageant July 8-10, 15-17, 22-24 De Smet • 8 p.m.

On the Prairie Stage, experience the story of the Ingalls family from 1879-1885. On the Prairie: Laura’s Legacy takes place overlooking the simple cottonwood trees.

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Brookings Summer Arts Festival July 9-10 Pioneer Park • Brookings • Times vary

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Browse arts, crafts, and more from 200 artists. There are booths with everything from food to skincare to antiques.

And the kiddos can have fun with educational and fun activities, too. To top it all off, catch some entertainers at the bandshell. MORE INFO: BSAF.COM.

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Danish Days July 13-17 Viborg • Times vary

NEW EXPLORE

Across the town, check out all kinds of fun events like Thursday’s Cruise Night, Friday’s Kids Fun Day and Food & Beer Tent, and Saturday’s Craft & Vendor Fair, dunk tank, Taste of Denmark, and Street Dance.

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Gold Discovery Days

Permanent Collections Exhibitions

Discover old friends and new as you peruse selections from the collections.

Oscar Howe, The Council

LINGER

Make new insights about art and yourself through the Slow Looking process.

July 15-17 Custer • All day Lieutenant Colonel George Custer discovered gold with his calvary in 1874. Celebrate Gold Discovery Days with a carnival, an arts fair, a volleyball tournament, a 5K fun run, cornhole, a hot air balloon launch from Black Hills Balloons, and a parade.

MORE INFO: CUSTERSD.COM.

Carol Brown Goldberg, Spirit to the Hotel

COME CLOSER

Revel in the fine details of tiny artworks, magnifying glasses provided.

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Days of ‘76 July 24-30 Days of ‘76 Events Complex Deadwood • Times vary Spend the last week of July cheering on the excitement of the 100th Annual Days of ‘76. Friday and Saturday promise parades. Wednesday through Saturday, expect a slew of PRCA Rodeo events. Don’t forget to dress for Tough Enough to Wear Pink on Friday night.

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EVENTS

J U LY 202 2 E V E NT S +ENTERTAINMENT

ABERDEEN

BOX ELDER

1, 8, 15

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+FUNBOOK FRIDAY Wylie Park Campground, Aberdeen. 3 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

4, 7, 14, 21

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+ABERDEEN AQUA ADDICTS

Engels Event Center, Aberdeen. 7 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

4-8, 12-13, 15, 19-22, 26-29 ___________________________ +STORYBOOK LAND THEATRE

Storybook Land, Aberdeen. Times vary. More info: aberdeen.sd.us.

15-16 ___________________________ +STORYBOOK LAND FESTIVAL

Storybook Land, Aberdeen. Times vary. More info: aberdeen.sd.us.

30

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+BANDS, BREWS &

BBQ

Centennial Village, Aberdeen. 4 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

BELLE FOURCHE

1-4

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+BLACK HILLS

ROUNDUP

Roundup Grounds, Belle Fourche. Times vary. More info: blackhillsroundup.com.

2

+FIREWORKS ON

THE FARM

The Charm Farm, Box Elder. 4 p.m.

More info: thecharmfarm.org.

BRANDON

16

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+MIGHTY CORSON ART PLAYERS 40TH ANNIVERSARY Mighty Corson, Brandon. 3 p.m.

More info: mightycorson.com.

BROOKINGS

4

+GET INVOLVED

+SPORTS

12, 19, 26

BRUCE

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29-31

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+ANDERSON

PLAZA SUMMER PERFORMANCE SERIES

+HONEY DAYS Bruce. More info: facebook.com.

South Dakota Art Museum, Brookings. 6 p.m. More info: southdakotaartmuseum.com.

CUSTER

13, 27

1-3

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+SUMMERTIME

FOOD TRUCKS & FUN

SD Agricultural Heritage Museum, Brookings. 11:30 a.m. More info: sdstate.edu.

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+THE ODD COUPLE Black Hills Playhouse, Custer. Times vary. More info: blackhillsplayhouse.com.

15-17 ___________________________

14

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+THEATER CAMP

Children’s Museum, Brookings. 8 a.m. More info: prairieplay.org.

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15

+GOLD DISCOVERY DAYS

Custer. All day. More info: custersd. com.

13-31 ___________________________

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+UNCLE SAM JAM

Swiftel Center, Brookings. 5 p.m.

More info: swiftelcenter.com.

5, 19 ___________________________ +TOUR DE TUESDAY

Spoke-N-Sport, Brookings. 6 p.m.

More info: facebook.com.

6-8, 9

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+FOOTLOOSE

Oscar Larson Theatre, Brookings.

Times vary. More info: sdstate.edu.

5, 19

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+BEEF & EGGS 5K

County Courthouse, Brookings. 8 a.m. More info: prairiestriders.net.

9-10

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+SUMMER ARTS

+PAR-TEE CHAMBER CHALLENGE Country Club, Brookings. 9 a.m.

More info: brookingschamber.org.

15, 20, 27 ___________________________

+RODGERS &

HAMMERSTEIN’S CINDERELLA

+DOWNTOWN AT SUNDOWN

Downtown, Brookings. 5:30 p.m.

More info: brookingschamber.org.

+DEADWOOD LIVE! OPEN AIR MUSIC SERIES

Days of ‘76 Event Center, Deadwood. Times vary. More info: deadwoodallin.com.

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Children’s Museum, Brookings. 8 a.m. More info: prairieplay.org.

FESTIVAL

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10-15

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+DEADWOOD 3-WHEELER RALLY

Deadwood Event Complex, Deadwood. Times vary. More info: d3wr.com.

16

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+WHAT WOMEN WANT

Outlaw Square, Deadwood. 11 a.m.

More info: deadwood.com.

21

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+JAZZ ON THE LAWN Historic Adams House, Deadwood. 5:30 p.m. More info: deadwoodhistory.com.

24

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+RON WHITE

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

24-30

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6, 13, 20, 27

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+SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

Outlaw Square, Deadwood. 6:30 p.m. More info: outlawsquare.com.

Pioneer Park, Brookings. Times vary. More info: visitbrookingssd. com.

THE DUKES

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

3, 8-9

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+SPACE CAMP

+STEVE EARLE &

DEADWOOD

Children’s Museum, Brookings. 9 a.m. More info: prairieplay.org.

21, 28

7

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

+POP-UP PLAY

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+MUSIC

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Days of ‘76 Event Center, Deadwood. Times vary. More info: daysof76.com.

28

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+THE PAHA SAPA

COWBOYS & INDIANS ART FESTIVAL

Outlaw Square, Deadwood. 11 a.m.

More info: outlawsquare.com.

DE SMET

8-10, 15-17 22-24 ___________________________ +LAURA INGALLS

WILDER PAGEANT De Smet. 8 p.m. More info:

FREEMAN

30

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+SOUTH DAKOTA

CHISLIC FESTIVAL

Prairie Arboretum, Freeman. 10 a.m. More info: sdchislicfestival.com.

FLANDREAU

15-17

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+POW WOW GROUNDS

Pow Wow Grounds, Flandreau.

Times vary. More info: royalrivercasino.com.

HILL CITY

17

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+PRAIRIE BERRY WINE RUN 5K

Prairie Berry Winery, Hill City. 9 a.m. More info: runsignup.com.

10

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+OPENING NIGHT Fleurish Flower Farm, Elk Point. 6:30 p.m. More info: fleurishflowerfarm.org.

17, 19, 24, 26, 31 ___________________________

+NEUTRINO DAY

Lead. Times vary. More info: neutrinoday.com.

12

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+LEAD LIVE!

Manuel Brothers Park, Lead. 5 p.m.

More info: leadmethere.org.

16

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desmetpageant.org.

ELK POINT

9

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23

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+MINER MUSIC FESTIVAL

Miner Brewing Co., Hill City. Noon.

More info: minerbrewing.com.

KEYSTONE

17-22

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+LEAD BICYCLE RODEO

Sanford Lab Homestake Visitor Center, Lead. 10 a.m. More info: leadmethere.org.

LEMMON

6-10

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+BOSS COWMAN WEEKEND

Lemmon. Times vary. More info: lemmonsd.com.

MITCHELL

2-3

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+NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE & LORE DAY Prehistoric Indian Village, Mitchell. 10 a.m. More info: mitchellindianvillage.org.

12-17

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+U-PICK NIGHT

Fleurish Flower Farm, Elk Point. 5 p.m. More info: fleurishflowerfarm. org.

+DAKOTA 600

Keystone. Times vary. More info: dakota600.com.

LEAD

3-4

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+GOLD CAMP JUBILEE DAYS

Manuel Brothers Park, Lead. Times vary. More info: facebook.com.

+CORN PALACE

STAMPEDE PRCA RODEO

Mitchell. Times vary. More info: cornpalacestampede.com.

EVENTS

J U LY 202 2 E V E NT S +ENTERTAINMENT

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+BEERS & GEARS MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE

Lake Mitchell, Mitchell. 9 a.m.

More info: facebook.com.

22

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+DALLAS MOORE

Grey Goose Store & Social Clubs, Pierre. 7:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

30

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PICKSTOWN

9

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+FORT TO FIELD 50 PADDLE BATTLE

Missouri National Recreational River, Pickstown. 7 a.m. More info: sdbestriverraces.com.

PIERRE/FORT PIERRE

7 ___________________________ +FIRST THURSDAYS

Fischers Lilly Park, Fort Pierre.

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

7, 14, 21, 28

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+ROADHOUSE BIKE NIGHTS

Grey Goose Store & Social Clubs, Pierre. 6 p.m. More info: facebook. com.

7-11, 14-15, 19-21 ___________________________ +PIERRE TRAPPERS

Hyde Stadium, Pierre. Times vary.

More info: pierretrappers.com.

16

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+STARRY SATURDAY

+OAHE BLUES FEST

Grey Goose Store & Social Clubs, Pierre. 6 p.m. More info: facebook. com.

PINE RIDGE

5

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+INNOSKATE

Toby Eagle Bull Skatepark, Pine Ridge. Times vary. More info: levittsiouxfalls.org.

RAPID CITY

1 ___________________________ +FIRST FRIDAYS ART WALK Downtown, Rapid City. 6 p.m.

More info: facebook.com.

6, 13, 20, 27

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+WILD WEST

WEDNESDAYS RODEO

Hart Ranch, Rapid City. 5 p.m.

More info: hrresort.org.

7

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+FLUTTER

PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: ROOTS

Historic Theater, Rapid City. 7:30 p.m. More info: performingartsrc. org.

+GET INVOLVED

+SPORTS

5-10, 19-24, 29-31 ___________________________

7, 14, 21, 28

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+SUMMER NIGHTS

Downtown, Rapid City. 6 p.m.

More info: rapidcitysummernights. com.

8, 15

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+SIOUX FALLS CANARIES

Sioux Falls Stadium, Sioux Falls.

Times vary. More info: sfcanaries. com.

7-9

+DARIN FRENCH

Wine Cellar Restaurant, Rapid City. 7:30 p.m. More info: facebook. com.

8, 15, 22, 29

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+FOOD TRUCK

FRIDAYS

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 11 a.m. More info: mainstreetsquare. org.

9-10

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+INNOSKATE

Levitt Shell, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: levittsiouxfalls.org.

+YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

8

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+NATIVE POP: PEOPLE OF THE PLAINS

Main Street Square, Rapid City.

Times vary. More info: nativepop. org.

23

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+BIERBÖRSE

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 1 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquare. org.

SIOUX FALLS

1-2, 7-9, 14-16, 21-23, 28-30 ___________________________

+MUSIC

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+WAGON WHEEL

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

9

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+VOICES AGAINST

CANCER INITIATIVE

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

+SIOUX FALLS

Levitt Shell, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m.

More info: levittsiouxfalls.org.

South Dakota Discovery Center, Pierre. 11 a.m. More info: sddiscovery.org.

+WAR ON THE CATWALK

Orpheum Theater, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: siouxfallsorpheum. com.

22

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+HEADLIGHTS THEATER

TBD, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: headlightstheater.com.

22-23

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+HONK JR.

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

24

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+FLAGSHIP PRO WRESTLING

The District, Sioux Falls. 5 p.m.

More info: thedistrictsf.com.

25

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+DAUGHTRY W/ BLACK STONE CHERRY

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

More info: thedistrictsf.com.

30

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STORM

Denny Sanford PREMIER Center, Sioux Falls. 7:05 p.m. More info: siouxfallsstorm.com.

14

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+LEVITT AT THE FALLS

20

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+SIOUX FALLS

STAGE AWARDS

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. 6 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

+THE POMP ROOM

Orpheum Theater, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: siouxfallsorpheum. com.

SPEARFISH

1-6, 11-12, 19-20, 26-30 ___________________________ +SPEARFISH SASQUATCH

BH Energy, Spearfish. Times vary.

More info: spearfishsasquatch.com.

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City Park, Spearfish. 6 p.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.

9

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+SPEARFISH CANYON HALF MARATHON/5K

City Park, Spearfish. 7 a.m. More info: itsyourrace.com.

11 ___________________________

14-17 ___________________________

MAGIC SHOW

City Park, Spearfish. 6 p.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.

11, 25

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ADVENTURE FESTIVAL

Buffalo Chip, Sturgis. Times vary.

More info: buffalochip.com.

29-30 ___________________________ +MEAD COUNTY FAIR Fairgrounds, Sturgis. Times vary.

More info: meadcountyfairsd.com.

VIBORG

13-17

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+DANISH DAYS

Viborg. Times vary. More info: danishdays.org.

+SUMMER CAMPFIRE SERIES

WALL

McGuigan Farm, Spearfish. 6:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

13-16 ___________________________ +BLACK HILLS

CORVETTE CLASSIC

Downtown, Spearfish. Times vary.

More info: blackhillscorvetteclassic. com.

15-17 ___________________________

+COOKIN’ ON

+GET ON!

+CODY LANDSTROM

7-9

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+CELEBRATION & PRCA RODEO

City Park, Spearfish. Times vary.

More info: matthewsopera.com.

18-20, 25-27

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WATERTOWN

1

+LONESTAR

Shooters Bar, Watertown. 6 p.m.

More info: visitwatertownsd.com.

7, 14, 21, 28

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22

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+NOISE POLUTION AC/DC TRIBUTE BAND Shooters Bar, Watertown. 6 p.m.

More info: visitwatertownsd.com.

23

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+JOE NICHOLS

Dakota Sioux Casino, Watertown.

8 p.m. More info: visitwatertownsd. com.

STATEWIDE

29-31

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+BADLANDS ASTRONOMY FESTIVAL

Badlands National Park. All day.

More info: blackhillsbadlands.com.

+THURSDAY NIGHT

Matthews Opera House, Spearfish. Times vary. More info: matthewsopera.com.

Downtown, Watertown. 6 p.m. More info: visitwatertownsd.com.

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+THROUGH THE

LOOKING GLASS

KAMPESKA

Stokes-Thomas Park, Watertown.

Times vary. More info: cookinonkampeska.com.

Wall. Times vary. More info: facebook.com.

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+FESTIVAL IN THE PARK

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written by Dawn Geertsema & photos by Emily Swan “Downtown Sioux Falls, Inc. is a nonprofit, membership-based organization focused on making downtown a great place to be,” said marketing manager Tenley Schwartz.

Along with events like Downtown Riverfest and Downtown Burger Battle, the organization does everything they can to ensure downtown is a pleasant environment for locals and visitors alike.

“We do so much more—our incredible Clean & Green team cleans sidewalks, welcomes visitors, cares for flower baskets, and hangs Christmas lights,” said Schwartz. “We also offer connection and support to small businesses through member meetings, neighborhood tours, and collaborative events.”

Schwartz works with DTSF by sharing events, news, and photos, as well as creating graphics and branding elements.

Learn more about Schwartz’s favorite places and activities.

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You’ll catch me thrifting and poking around antique stores on the weekend.

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I love the energy downtown in the summertime, but I find I need to balance it out with solo time outdoors. The quiet of state park trails and bustling of DTSF events are a harmonious duo in my mind.

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Five Random Facts

I really value curiosity, so I’ll take one-off classes, like stained glass or naturalism.

Anything I learn is a skill that might pop up in a totally different part of life.

I’m fascinated by how we perceive, use, and relate to time, especially in work settings. I get myself stuck when I try to be hyper-productive. I get myself unstuck when I mess around and make stuff.

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C U LT U R E + E N T E R TA I N M E N T

My goal with print design is to make something beautiful to hold in your hands.

Sometimes I nail it. Sometimes I’m already looking forward to improving it next year.

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summer fun

Our summer event season is nonstop with monthly Eastbank Block Parties with live music, cold drinks, great food truck fare, and an array of yard games. Shop the craziest markdowns of the summer at downtown shops during Crazy Days weekend, July 15-16. The family-favorite Downtown Riverfest returns to the banks of the Big Sioux on August 20 with food trucks, music, vendors, and kids activities. Enjoy outdoor Moonlight Movies at Fawick Park on the second Thursday of each month (July 14, August 11).

casual caffeine

You can find me lingering over a book and decaf Americano at The Source Coffee Roastery + Taproom. It’s my second living room at this point: I’ll do meetings, friend gatherings, remote work days, book club, and chill weekend reading sessions here. And now that Swamp Daddy’s has opened their extended dining area, I may never leave the Jones421 building.

books, books, & more books

I bring home a huge stack of books from the downtown library every couple of weeks. I’m running out of bookshelf space and have resorted to piling them everywhere. Lately, I’ve been reading memoirs, natural gardening books, and kids’ picture books.

i wonder…

I refresh by taking a pocket sketchbook to Good Earth State Park or Falls Park and do some nature journaling.

I’m part of the ‘22 SD Master Naturalist class, which encourages you to say “I wonder…” instead of jumping to conclusions. It’s a pretty great way to move through life, not just nature walks!

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Summer Downtown Crazy Days JULY 15TH & 16TH • ALL DAY DOWNTOWN

Downtown Riverfest AUGUST 20TH • TBD DOWNTOWN RIVER GREENWAY

“Shop the craziest markdowns of the summer at downtown shops during Crazy Days weekend, July 15-16.”

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local inspiration

I check out local art receptions and leave feeling both inspired to make my own stuff and extra connected to the Sioux Falls art scene—it’s so good! The Washington Pavilion Visual Arts Center is free on the first Friday of every month, Untitled.10 curates cool pop-ups, Fresh Produce’s IPSO Gallery hosts wildly inventive shows, and Rehfeld’s Art & Framing has a great lineup every month.

artist in residence

I’m drawing all the time. Big sketchbook, tiny one.

Home book, work book. I’ve got three favorite writing utensils with me at any given moment. Work drawings are things like battling burgers or historic buildings.

Non-DTSF drawings include autobio comics, silly thoughts, and recently a lot of frogs.

street smart

You can find me enjoying parking downtown. It’s so easy downtown, and no one believes me. Just use a ramp. There are always spaces, and you can use the Park Smarter app to pay. Say goodbye to parking tickets forever.

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I love participating in downtown events with my friends. I’m always giving them the inside scoop on cool downtown happenings. Here’s my secret: It’s all at dtsf.com. Get our monthly Downtown Insider email, and you’ll be the one telling your friends all the cool places to go.

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WHEN 605’S ALANA SNYDER AND TAYLOR HANSON ARRIVED AT BELLE JOLI’ WINERY IN STURGIS, CO-OWNER AND CERTIFIED SOMMELIER CHOI JACKSON GREETED THEM WITH A FRIENDLY SMILE BEFORE HER HUSBAND AND WINEMAKER MATTHEW JOINED THEM FROM THE VINEYARD. “MATTHEW AND CHOI WELCOMED US LIKE WE WERE FAMILY, AND IT WAS FUN TO HEAR ABOUT HOW THEY MET AND GOT THEIR BUSINESS STARTED,” SAID TAYLOR. WITH THAT, THEY BEGAN A TOUR OF THE WINERY.

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“With the tours, we wanted to be able to connect the ability to touch the fruit, see the fruit, see the actual production, and taste the product,” said Matthew.

Belle Joli’ specializes in sparkling wine made using the traditional Champagne method.

The 605 team was able to try the Brut Rosé Sparkling Wine, a gold medal winner in the 2019 San Francisco International Wine Competition.

“It was phenomenal. We each ended up purchasing a bottle to take home for a special occasion,” said Alana.

Brut Rosé boasts black and red fruit with notes of grapefruit and citrus. It pairs well with oysters, lemon parsley mussels and clams, and tuna steak.

Blind Tasting

They offer three different categories of wine: classic for dry wine lovers, estate for sweeter palates, and port style dessert wines.

In a blind tasting at the 2019 San Francisco International Wine

One of their more popular still wines is the Harvest Rosé, which is a Riesling blend with strawberry and rose petals on the nose. This drink pairs best with exotic cuisine, aged gouda, and seafood.

Competition, Choi says their Brut Rosé beat Moët & Chandon, one of the largest champagne producers in Champagne, France.

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“Champagne has to be specifically grown and made in the Champagne region in France, So in America, we call it sparkling wine. We make ours with a traditional Champagne method.”

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Also try the Harvest Blend, Cabernet Sauvignon, Symphony Notes, Demi Sec Sparkling Wine, South Dakota Marquette, and more.

The only ways to get Belle Joli’ for yourself is from one of their locations, online individually, or through the Port and Wine Clubs.

“That’s how members can connect with our exclusive wines,” said Choi. “We have a membership program where we can send them out to Wine Club members five times a year.

Port Club is four times a year.”

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Club members also get special experiences.

“We host some fun events for club members and other customers. We’re doing Tasteful Travels. So our chef picks a country, and then we taste the cuisine from that country,” said Choi. “We pair it with one of our wines on the last Friday of the month.”

Also try Sunday brunches between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Check the website to see if you can get Belle Joli’ South Dakota-made products shipped to your state.

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“I’m originally from the [Black Hills] area,” explained Matthew. “When I went to the enology program at California State University Fresno, I realized the potential for the fruit to be grown in the South Dakota area.”

The harsh winters in South Dakota can be an obstacle, but the French hybrid grapes that they use can withstand large temperature ranges.

“What’s amazing is that when you look at everything else it takes to grow the fruit (they call it growing degree days), we’re really similar to regions like Champagne, France,” said Matthew.

Operating since 2007, the company is one of the only productions in the Midwest that use the traditional method, which requires the beverage to ferment a second time within the bottle.

Fact Belle Joli’ Winery’s Estate Reserve Brut Sparkling Wine was chosen to christen the USS South Dakota submarine in Connecticut in 2017.

The smaller bottle was placed into a pewter sleeve and broken against the sub’s bow.

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Rent a Slingshot and ride in style!

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“The winery is a must stop in the Black Hills. make sure to sit on the patio to relax and take in the beautiful view.”

605’s Taylor Hanson “When you taste the wine, if it’s not in cold regions, it’s too warm, and the grape itself is too ripe. Once you have a little bit of a colder region like what we have here with the limestone, you get the nicer flavors,” said Choi, noting that their vineyards are ideal for making their products.

Belle Joli’ has a winery in Sturgis, a tasting room in Deadwood, and another vineyard in Belle Fourche, where it all started for the couple.

“On top of their attention to detail with their product, they have such a close connection to the brand,” said Alana. “They're so passionate about winemaking and each other, and they always include their daughter in the process as well.”

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BY J O H N S N Y D E R “We felt there was a need for a more cocktail- and whiskey-oriented bar in Spearfish—a non-sports, non-themed bar that was a nice, comfortable place to come hang out and have a good cocktail or a glass of whiskey,” said Spearfish Public House owner and operator Josh Fritz.

Fritz owns the bar with two of his buddies who are also in, as Tim Smith lovingly refers to it, the “booze business.”

“Between the three of us, we have a pretty extensive beer knowledge and background,” said Fritz.

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Co-owners Justin Henrichsen and Smith also each have their own businesses, including Independent Ale House and Smith’s Liquor Gallery in Rapid City, as well as Monks Ale House in Sioux Falls.

“The biggest difference between those bars Independent and Monks Ale House and this one is that we have a full liquor license, so we’re able to offer those cocktails and liquor,” said Fritz.

Two of the most popular drinks are the Barrel Aged Old Fashioned and the Whiskey Sour.

The Old Fashioned is made with Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Angostura Aromatic Bitters, and simple syrup, topped with an orange peel and cherry garnish.

“It’s a simple cocktail, but it’s very good and by far our most popular drink,” explained Fritz.

Another classic, the Whiskey Sour, is made with Mellow Corn Whiskey, egg white, simple syrup, and fresh lemon juice.

Some of the other cocktail options include a Manhattan, Margarita, and Sidecar.

“When we first opened, about a third of our sales were beer, but now it’s closer to 20-25 percent of sales are beer,” he said.

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“THE BUILDING IS AN OLD HOUSE, SO IT STILL HAS THAT TAVERN FEEL.”

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“ W E H AV E G R E AT O U TD O O R S PAC E S I N TH E F R O NT YA R D & B AC K YA R D ; PR O B A B LY TH E B E S T O U TD O O R S E ATI N G I N S PE A R F I S H .”

Joshua Fritz While Monks and Independent Ale House both have closer to 50 tap lines, Spearfish Public House offers about half that with the addition of a full bar.

“It’s the only place in town where you can come and hang out in a relaxed atmosphere that is adult oriented,” said Fritz. “We don’t really have that restaurant aspect where there are kids everywhere.”

When the owners acquired the building, they began to renovate, incorporating mahogany ceilings and warm lighting to encourage jovial conversations.

“It’s that cozy, comfortable atmosphere where you can come hang out with your friends and hopefully learn something about cocktails or the whiskey you’re drinking.”

A new draft system also came with the renovations.

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Fact F R IT Z O N C E OW N E D C R OW PE A K B R E W I N G C O M PA N Y I N S PE A R F I S H .

The quaint bar hosts a handful of events, including open mic night on Mondays and trivia on Tuesdays.

But due to the ample seating in the spacious back and front yards, music is one of their more popular events.

“We do quite a bit of music most weekends,” said Fritz.

Performances at Spearfish Public House include a mix of local, regional, and other artists.

“If we hear about a band traveling through that we know will do well here, we’ll book them,” said Fritz.

One of the biggest bands they’ve hosted was Pert Near Sandstone from Minneapolis, which they did a ticketed event for. The show quickly sold out.

“We have plans to redo the backyard, and we’re going to build a stage out back to make music a little bit more of a focus,” said Fritz.

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Spearfish C a n yo n L o d g e writ ten by Dawn G eert s ema & ph oto s by Al ana S nyd er Spearfish Canyon Lodge offers the perfect nature getaway for individuals, couples, and families right in the heart of the Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway.

“We are an adventure resort with nature right at our front door and a place where you can come see a little bit of everything,” said assistant general manager Melissa Quenzer. “You really could come here and spend quite a few days and not have to leave if you don’t want to. We have an onsite restaurant, fuel, a 24hour gift shop, and we have rentals.”

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With 57 total rooms to reserve, find one that suits the needs of you and your family.

“The great thing is that all of our rooms are very unique,” said Quenzer. “We’ve got rooms starting with two queen beds, which is pretty standard. Then we’ve also got executive suites that have fireplaces, jacuzzi tubs, and private balconies.”

Off the main property, there are the Creekside Units and the Berry Patch Cabin, which are more spacious and private.

The resort is just a short drive from Deadwood and Spearfish, making it an ideal location for the outdoor recreation offered at the resort, along with the amenities and events nearby.

“But we also still have that secluded feel of just being in nature where you can relax, go on a hike, or rent a UTV,” said Quenzer.

With summer in full swing, another option is to visit The Latchstring Restaurant across from the main lodge to enjoy a meal on the patio. The eatery is open every day of the year, but the view during the summer months is breathtaking.

Amenities » » » » » »

Two outdoor hot tubs Full service lounge The Latchstring Restaurant Hiking trails Rental center 24-hour gift shop

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Established in 1896, D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery and Archives was constructed to propagate, stock, and establish trout populations in the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming. After a very successful fish production history, the Hatchery ceased operations in the mid-80s and reopened with a new mission and partnerships to help preserve the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service’s historic and cultural heritage.

Opened in 1989, the High Plains Western Heritage Center features a 5-state regional museum founded to honor the Old West Pioneers and American Indians of North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Montana. The Black Hills are rich in history.

It is a region that was at the unique intersection of nearly every culture and economic circumstance that shaped the American West. The Center was founded to preserve this past, inform the present and interact with our visitors through our extensive collections, archives, and live events.

The Matthews Opera House opened on December 3, 1906 with a political farcecomedy called “The Lion and the Mouse.”

Over the next century, the opera house was used for everything from motion picture shows to basketball practices to a shooting gallery. In the 1980s, a major renovation project restored the theater to like-new conditions. Today the Matthews Opera House is the centerpiece of the Spearfish Arts Center, and plays host to many theatrical and musical events.

Spearfish Canyon The breathtaking limestone palisades of this creek-carved gorge are more ancient than the Grand Canyon – albeit much closer together.

Once accessible only by horseback, Spearfish Canyon’s narrow, 1000-foot walls are among the most spectacular scenery in the Black Hills.

Spearfish Canyon is the Northern Hills’ number one natural attraction. A great spot for wildlife enthusiasts, as the diverse array of plant life, provides a comfortable home for deer, mountain goats, porcupines and bobcats, Spearfish Canyon is also a place for outdoor enthusiasts. Rock climbing, biking, hiking, and fishing are just a few of the activities that visitors and residents utilize this natural wonder for.

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“Yo u can co me by yo u rs elf o r b rin g yo u r family o ut and have fu n fo r days and s till n ot b e to o far away to tr avel to M o u nt Ru s hm o re o r D e adwo o d.”

Melissa Quenzer “Everything is homemade down there. They are known for their Rainbow Trout and their Buffalo Stew,” explained Quenzer.

With trout being a local species, the filets with white wine cream sauce are quite popular amongst guests.

Another delicacy on the menu is the hearty Buffalo Stew, which has buffalo sirloin, potatoes, and a mix of vegetables, all served in a bread bowl.

“This recipe has been around for many years, and we’ve carried it through the times,” said Quenzer.

Last summer, the restaurant’s patio underwent renovations, doubling its seating capacity and making way for an experience more in tune with the surroundings.

“When Latchstring did that, they did some clear cutting so we have an even better view of the pines,” Quenzer explained. “After eating, you can hear the rush of the Spearfish waterfall in the background.”

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Da m ag e Wa i v e r Along with being one of the places you can get an UTV permit, the rental center also has damage waivers that limit max out-of-pocket expenses in the case of damage.

Out front, the restaurant also offers a patio that welcomes four-legged family members. The “Puppy Patio” has water bowls for the dogs to drink from while you dine in the Spearfish Canyon breeze.

Don’t forget to check out the Roughlock Lounge in the main lobby for seasonal drink specials, and to try their homemade Bloody Mary mix in action. The lounge also has as a custom canoe bonfire.

Other ways to enjoy the outdoors at the resort include hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, off-roading, and more.

Visit the Adventure Rentals on site to pick up an ATV or UTV, a Polaris Slingshot, snowmobiles, a fat tire bike, fishing equipment, an ebike, or snowshoes.

“We are a certified Polaris outfitter,” said Quenzer.

“We run brand new fleets every year with UTVs and snowmobiles. At the end of the season, Polaris will come and pick up the UTVs and drop off the snowmobiles.”

Once you’ve got your rental and a permit, drive it right off onto the trails from the parking lot.

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800 ft. Zipline - Two side-by-side 800 ft. long ziplines to race family and friends to the bottom at the speeds of almost 40 mph.

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“This is a Snorkeling & Spearfishing 101 class,” said Jason Nelson, an Outdoor Campus outreach coordinator with South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks. “We teach the ins and outs of the gear needed, fish species, as well as some beginner techniques.”

LIFESTYLE This pop-up class is available when interested people reach out to schedule their participation and is the only spearfishing class available through Outdoor Campus, though you can find many other fun classes on their website.

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Fact Lake Lorraine is privately owned and is not open to the general public. Outdoor Campus has a partnership with the Lake Lorraine developers for pop-up classes.

Taking place on private Lake Lorraine, students meet near the water in the CarForSale.com parking lot before walking down a hill to meet Nelson with all the gear. Outdoor Campus has a partnership with the lake owners, who allow them to use it for classes like these. All participants must sign waivers.

He walks them through the gear, what it’s used for, where to get it, and other must-know information as he assists them in finding a life jacket, swim fins, and a mask that fits their body. Snorkels have a more universal fit, so each student is issued one of those as well without hassle.

“We have different sizes of fins for different sizes of feet,” said Nelson.

“The same is true for masks. Masks are not one-size-fits-all because our faces are all different.”

When sizing life jackets, make sure to pay attention to the weight limit on the tags. When in doubt, check with the instructor for the safest option.

“We get all the gear on and get comfortable snorkeling, and then once we start seeing fish, we’ll start trying to shoot fish,” said Nelson.

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Students will wade into the water backwards with the fins strapped on before propelling themselves around the top of the lake, gazing down through the mask in search of fish.

“In this class, you don’t need to be a great swimmer; the fins and the life jacket take care of all that,” said Nelson. “Participants shouldn’t be worried about being scared to try this activity. It is very fun, relaxing, and can be a great open water activity.”

Nelson is a certified master scuba diver and a hobby spearfisherman. He’s always prepared to be proactive if need be.

After they’ve acclimated to the water, Nelson will hand out the pole spears, which are much safer for the students than the spearguns that he uses himself.

“These pole spears are one piece, and they are designed to use the rubber band to spring the pole and spear forward,” he said. “So you’ve gotta get pretty close to the fish, but with snorkeling it’s very possible.”

For big fish like full-grown bass, there’s a double-barbed tip. For smaller fish like bluegills, there’s the three-pronged tip.

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“It’s such a fun and easy class. It’s another really fun avenue to get outside.”

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“For the most up-todate information, check out the 2022 fishing handbook or our website for spearfishing rules & regulations.”

Jason Nelson “Our students must have a current fishing license to take the class,” said Nelson. “If they are successful in harvesting fish, we will cover how to clean them and prepare them for the table. They are more than welcome to take the fish home.”

Known species in Lake Lorraine include northern pike, largemouth bass, crappies, perch, and bluegills.

“We also talk a little bit about where you can and can’t do this in South Dakota because it’s not open everywhere,” said Nelson. “We do some fish identification because we are harvesting fish. It’s very important that we can identify what we’re shooting at before we pull the trigger.”

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Sprinting towards Adventure // A Rapid City + Hill City Road Trip written by Dawn Geertsema & photos by Alana Snyder For some, a long weekend means grilling and getting together for a neighborhood block party.

For others, it means a much-needed break.

The 605 team buckled into our new MercedesBenz Sprinter van for a trip out to Rapid City and Hill City.

“The Black Hills were buzzing with tourists, and you could feel the momentum of businesses preparing for the big kickoff to the busy season,” said Alana Snyder. “During our trip, we made stops in multiple towns with known South Dakota attractions and took fun videos to show how many places we could cross off our list.”

Here’s how it went.

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Trip Tips Taylor » Always plan out and pair savory & sweet snacks (Chex Mix, Reeses Pieces, Sour Patch Kids, etc.). » Download a music playlist or podcast on your phone just in case you lose service. » Make a packing list a few days before a trip.

Alana

» Prepare an itinerary for your trip, including addresses, phone numbers, contacts, reservation numbers, etc. » Get the car gassed up and ensure you have enough oil, tires are solid, and wipers are in functioning order. » Pack a neck pillow and a blanket for power naps.

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Lizards, Pythons, & Gators! Oh My! “Reptile Gardens has something for everyone to enjoy,” said John Brockelsby, public relations director for Reptile Gardens. “We are now the largest reptile collection in the world.”

Around the grounds, you can get to know and touch giant tortoises, check out the mineral and fossil collections, experience educational shows about various animals, and more.

One of the most intriguing aspects of the Rapid City attraction is the ample opportunities for guests to see, touch, and interact with many animals, including snakes, tortoises, and some baby gators.

“My favorite part was holding the albino Burmese python and having my very own Britney Spears moment,” 605’s Taylor Hanson explained.

And if that’s not your forte, there are other less hands-on approaches to seeing the grounds, like checking out the Botanical Gardens which has over 40,000 flowers and perennials.

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Manic is a giant saltwater crocodile, measuring over 16 feet and weighing about 1,400 pounds. The exhibit at the Reptile Gardens was voted one of the top 10 zoo exhibits in the nation, according to Brockelsby.

“The prairie dogs are a very fun exhibit where guests can get up close and personal with them by going underground and popping up in the bubble in the center of the prairie dog town,” said Brockelsby.

Looking forward, there’ll be a few changes to the Reptile Gardens.

“Future plans include a new pond and feeding area for alligators, a new tortoise enclosure, along with the exciting new addition of a butterfly greenhouse,” said Kelsy Peterson, social media and content manager for Visit Rapid City.

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Anything But Standard After spending plenty of time with the animals, we checked into the hotel: Holiday Inn Rapid City Downtown-Convention Center.

Wheeling luggage through the doors, we were met with the rushing of waterfalls. The lobby is a hub with expansive ceilings and a skylight—allowing beams of sun to hit cozy furniture, plants, a restaurant, and balconies from each of the eight floors that look down into the space.

“We are ideally located right next to The Monument with easy access for events and conventions,” said hotel general manager Logan Steffens. “We are also a short walk from downtown Rapid City and all the activities, shopping, and dining that it has to offer.”

Our team was set up in a spacious standard room with two queen beds; a perfect space for us to rest our heads later after a jam-packed day.

“We have 205 guest rooms, over 14,000 square feet of meeting space, a pool, restaurant, lounge, and A casino right on property.”

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Brewing Bright After check-in and a little refreshing in the room, our next stop was Rapid City’s newest craft brewery, Woodland Republic Brewing & Blending, which is less than a 10-minute walk from the hotel.

“We want to make the taproom an inviting place to gather and provide a comfortable atmosphere for people from all walks of life,” said co-founder and head brewer Jesse Ewing.

The spacious downtown brewery greets guests with friendly smiles and vibrant colors stretching from the large mural on the wall to the chairs, and even across the floors leading to the garage doors.

Woodland specializes in sour beers.

“Jesse let me try a few samples of the beers on tap, such as Cream Cheese Stuffed Blueberry French Toast and Peaches & Cream–Sour de Jour,” said Taylor.

Alana chimed in, “The first beer literally tasted like drinking french toast. It was incredible.”

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Brunch Time The following morning, the team headed a few minutes down the street for a bite at Tally’s Silver Spoon, a Rapid City staple by executive chef Benjamin Klinkel.

“The modern diner has a great feel to it with a unique bar in the center, along with images of famous and historical chefs on the walls,” said Alana.

Of course, you can find more than just brunch here.

“They’re impressive menu carries throughout the day with lunch and dinner, including the popular Indecision Menu,” said Peterson, mentioning the perfect option for anyone who can’t make up their mind.

When the food arrived, we had quite the feast to take in. Taylor had the Smoked Salmon Benedict and the Really French Toast.

“Alana had the Chicken Fried Steak, which could have fed three people, and she watched me attempt to eat two meals—just like any normal brunch date we have,” said Taylor.

With full stomachs, we packed up and said goodbye to Rapid City.

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Back on the Saddle Again Hopping back in our handy Sprinter van, we were on the road again, heading to Hill City.

Alana’s favorite artist, John Mayer, blared from the speakers for a little over 30 minutes. We soon arrived at the Mount Rushmore KOA Resort & Lodge at Palmer Gulch.

“The resort is jam packed with amenities and activities for guests of all ages to enjoy,” said Nathan Lail, general manager. “We are located centrally in the Black Hills, which is only a short drive from all of the major attractions and have sweeping mountain beauty from every part of the resort.”

“Whether you want to stay in a glamping cabin, hotel suite, mountain lodge, Deluxe Patio RV site, or bring your tent, we’ve got a spot for you!”

They offer shopping, restaurants, swimming, entertainment, fishing, sports, a dog park, rentals, and so much more. For lodging, there are campgrounds for RVs and tents, as well as cabins.

“We were thrilled to try one of a variety of cabins. It slept up to six people and had a bonfire, a new grill, a porch, a bonfire, new grill, porch, bathroom, and flat screen TVs along with a full kitchen,” said Alana.

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“I would love to bring my son since it's so family friendly,” said Alana. “And he's obsessed with horses, and they have around 100 at the KOA. It would be his dream.”

After dropping off luggage, we suited up for a trail ride in the Hill City sun.

Taylor came prepared with cowboy boots, her grandma’s old button up, and a modern cowboy hat. After the horses, Mimi and Honeybun, were strapped into saddles, Alana and Taylor hoisted themselves up.

“Patty, who led the trail ride, was a hoot and kept us laughing the whole time,” said Taylor.

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Let’s Eat A morning on the trails makes one’s stomach start to grumble. It was about time for some cheesy goodness at Mangiamo! Pizzeria, which we had heard great things about.

“Mangiamo offers the only wood-fired pizza in the Black Hills. Russ was trained in Staten Island in making authentic Napolitano pizza,” said Deb Leatherman about her husband and co-owner. “We hand make our dough from scratch and use only the freshest ingredients, baking our pizzas in a wood-fired oven from Italy.”

We tried the award-winning Pasta alla Vodka penne pasta with Italian sausage in a house-made vodka sauce. Also on the table were delicious dishes like Strawberry Salad, Caprese Plate, cannolis, and two pizzas.

“Our Margherita Pizza takes customers back to the roots of pizza and is a favorite. The Smoking Bear Pizza is another favorite with pepperoni and Italian sausage,” said Deb. The pizzeria is the perfect place for anyone wanting to enjoy a meal on the patio in downtown Hill City.

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Colossal Fossils Our next stop went back in time.

“If you love dinosaurs and want a chance to see skeletons up close and personal, an absolute Hill City must-stop is the world-renowned Everything Prehistoric and Museum at Black Hills Institute of Geological Research,” said Janet Wetovick-Bily, executive director with Hill City Area Chamber of Commerce. “The institute houses the world’s most extensive research collection of Tyrannosaurus rex fossil material, plus an amazing array of beautiful minerals, rocks, and gems.”

Researchers come from around the globe to study one of the world’s finest fossil collections.

“The museum amazed me with all of the interesting facts and made me realize how big some of the dinosaurs actually were,” said Taylor.

Across the museum, we browsed and read about fossils, minerals, rocks, and more. And there’s always something to physically touch.

“Of course I left with four dinosaur toys to bring home, and their gift shop is almost as big as the fossils,” said Alana.

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“The sun was setting, and everyone was playing yard games, kids were running around the grass, and others were just relaxing with friends and sipping on wine and craft beer,” said Alana.

Taylor noted that there were so many dogs, making it the perfect place for dog parents to hang out without leaving their furry family members at home.

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Winding down from the excitement of the trip, it was time to head back home. So Taylor hopped into the driver’s seat, thinking about everything she wanted to do when she returned to the Black Hills. And Alana curled up with her blanket and pillow, lulling off to sleep to the sound of the tires on the asphalt.

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DeAnn Echols worked part time for years before excitedly purchasing the Great Outdoor Store (GOS) in 1999.

“I like to describe us as an outdoor lifestyle store. Yes, we do carry camping and climbing equipment, but we also have great sportswear and footwear for just hanging out at home,” she said.

Located in the Historic Rock Island Depot, Echols wants GOS to allow customers to feel comfortable in the outdoors with all of their activities.

“We are proud that most of our brands have a great sustainability story and really care about our land and outdoor spaces of all kinds,” she said.

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5 Questions with Echols What are your favorite places in South Dakota to spend time outside?

My husband and I love the southern Black Hills and have taken so many camping and hiking trips there. It is such a special place to us. We also just love walking at our local outdoor trails. Great Bear Ski Valley, Good Earth State Park, and Tuthill Park are all great, quick places to take a nature walk.

What's a brand that you swear by?

My go to brand has always been Patagonia. They make such great quality products that last forever and wear so well no matter how you use them. I have had pieces from that that are older than I care to admit, but I still love them! I think that’s what speaks to a great brand: Quality, longevity, and recyclable. They have it all.

where are some of your favorite places to stop when you’re downtown?

I love shopping at all the cute boutiques downtown. Terra Shepard Boutique & Apothecary is amazing. I also love Sticks and Steel and Simply Perfect. We have a nice, diverse selection of shops and restaurants downtown. There is really something for everyone.

What’s your favorite recreational activity?

Our favorite activity next to travel is probably hiking. We love to visit our National parks and have taken several hiking trips to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks.

How do you spend rainy days?

I don’t usually let the rain stop me from doing whatever, I just dress for the rain.

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