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“They rip into (the bags) and everybody turns into a 6-year-old all over again.” Start with Lego products, add beer, and let the competition begin.
Honing their ‘craft,’ adults blend bricks and beer at Lego-brewery event Read More »
The Sioux Falls chapter of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is adding a new location to further serve residents in need.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul to open second thrift store Read More »
“I want to bring the Sioux Falls community to love art and to look for art everywhere.”
‘It’s healing’: Artist brings incredible life experiences to her work Read More »
‘Tis the season — not to hang your lights yourself. This year has brought a growing number of professional holiday light installers.
Cari Heupel has become a one-woman pet shuttle service. With a background in child care, Heupel has combined her passion for caretaking with her love of animals as the owner of Your Dogs Driver, a business she started nearly two years ago to help Sioux Falls pet owners transport their furry family members around town.
Canine chauffeur: Behind the wheel of ‘Pup Truk’ Read More »
When the hydrants open up, it’s like unleashing a flood of fun for kids in Sioux Falls neighborhoods. The popular hydrant block parties visit a different neighborhood each Thursday through Aug. 19. From 1 to 3 p.m., Sioux Falls Fire Rescue, Sioux Falls Police and Sioux Falls Parks & Recreation workers treat kids to two
Get wet at hydrant block parties. Here’s where to find them Read More »
A plaza on Phillips Avenue will be during into a pop-up park for the month of July. It’s the sixth annual project for the city’s Parks and Recreation Department, which looks to fill a void of green space along Phillips Avenue near Ninth Street with flowers, park benches and fun activities. The pop-up park is
Pop-up park provides downtown green space in sixth year at Phillips Avenue Plaza Read More »
Three nationally touring theater productions will be coming to the Orpheum Theater Center starting this fall — and they all have comedy in common. Washington Pavilion Management Inc. announced the shows Tuesday morning. From Oct. 7-10, “Friends! The Musical Parody” will play at the Orpheum. A parody of the classic TV comedy, it pokes fun
Orpheum announces touring comedy productions for upcoming season Read More »
Zach Bauer didn’t quite know what he wanted Red Door Church to be. As lead pastor, he had experimented with different formats, but none quite fit his vision of making connections with each of its members. While undergoing a journey of rediscovering what church means to him, Bauer said he found a common denominator that
‘Meal-centered’ church focuses on feeding bodies, souls Read More »
Support the LGBTQ community this Pride Month with your tunes, thanks to a playlist that’s growing as the community curates it. Some songs on the Spotify-hosted list are obvious: Diana Ross’s hit “I’m Coming Out” or Madonna’s “Express Yourself.” Others might require a little more explanation, like the Lil Nas X hit “Montero (Call Me
Lil Nas X to Diana Ross: South Dakotans select their Pride Month anthems for playlist Read More »