Catch all the action as the Sioux Falls Stampede face the Youngstown Phantoms in this USHL matchup.

This year, South Dakotans will plant approximately 5 million acres of corn. Eastern South Dakota is part of the great Corn Belt that sweeps across the mid-section of the United States. From its...

Drive-in restaurants had their beginning in 1921 in Dallas, Texas, at a little cafe called The Pig Stand where servers began hopping onto the running boards of cars coming into the parking lot. These...

Artistic expression was a central part of everyday tribal life, as Native Americans decorated themselves, their homes and their possessions. Some of the items on display include: a shirt and leggings...

Join us for storytime to find out what's new in the world of books! We'll read new releases, as well as staff favorites that might be new to you!

Bob Zany is wry, sarcastic, insulting, lovable and well ... zany. He has been a regular guest on 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno' and performs more than three hundred nights a year in the best clubs...

Surveying is one of the oldest professions, dating back 5,000 years to ancient Egypt. Many of our country's founding fathers, including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, were surveyors. The...

The Rise of Sioux Falls is the story of the early town of Sioux Falls. This chronological look at Sioux Falls from 1856 to 1883 investigates events including land speculation in the Big Sioux River...

'A Look at Sioux Falls' First Museum' recreates a vignette of the museum Richard Pettigrew built in 1923, exhibiting artifacts originally displayed in his museum. Mr. Pettigrew's museum was a...

The Museum houses over 4,500 books, 1000's of vinyl records and 8-track tapes, yards and yards of fabrics, over 80,000 sewing buttons, all types of arts and crafts, and a marvelous kitchen. The Museum...

Today you can take a guided tour of Senator Pettigrew's restored home. The home is arranged much the way it would have looked when Pettigrew lived here. Tours are every half hour.

This is the forth annual Envision Open House. Visit the studio for special discounts, vendor information, new designs and the latest in wedding trends.

Animals use their noses for all sorts of different things, from finding food to locating danger. Track your way in to learn about some of the amazing animal noses we have right here in South Dakota.

Turkeys are large, impressive, yet somewhat unattractive birds, living throughout most of the United States. We will discuss their history and the amazing adaptations that allow them to thrive in...

Slimy, squirmy, smelly and crawly are some characteristics of the animals that we call yucky. Bring yourselves down to learn about some of the yucky animals of South Dakota and why they have such...