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The Light of Night

Can we save South Dakota’s dark skies?

Singing the Blues in the Black Hills

Bobby Joe Holman has been to music’s proverbial mountaintop, and he believes he found its peak in South Dakota.

Yankton’s Downtown Strip

Yankton’s strip along the river has become a destination, and now the mall is re-opening. Is the town big enough for both?

Weekend Roundup!

Three ways to spend your weekend in South Dakota.

A Celebration of South Dakota’s Diverse Cultures

The 605 Unity Jam in Wagner was a vibrant celebration of the cultures that make South Dakota unique. From music and dancing to community and friendship, our staff enjoyed capturing the spirit of the day. Browse the slideshow to see highlights from this unforgettable event.

A Celebration of the Arts

Our July/August issue is out, and it’s packed with stories that celebrate our vibrant arts culture. Written in collaboration with Arts South Dakota and the South Dakota Arts Council, this 148-page issue also serves as our annual South Dakota Arts Journal. Here’s some of what you’ll read inside: Subscribe online or call (800) 456-5117 […]

Weekend Roundup! Three Ways to Spend Your Weekend in South Dakota

1. Rooted: A Prairie Arts Weekend (July 10–12, Geddes) Head to the Missouri River region for this three-day celebration of art, music and place. Authentic Arts 605 in Geddes is hosting original art, workshops, demonstrations, wellness experiences, heritage stories, live music, food and prairie-inspired gathering spaces. A perfect weekend for slowing down and soaking in the landscape. […]

Black Hills in Bloom

Black Hills wildflowers are bursting with color. Spearfish photographer John Mitchell captured this gallery over the weekend.

Dakota’s Doolittle Raiders

Tracing the paths of two South Dakota war heroes

Yes, We Pe-Can

Nut trees can flourish in a sliver of South Dakota, but will their growers ever be more than hobbyists?