| Things To Do: 14 Events Found; Nov 25, 2009 - Nov 25, 2010
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Black Hills Horse Expo |  Pennington Event Center, Rapid City
Mar 2010 (annual)
Equine lovers of all ages, abilities and disciplines gather for the Black Hills Horse Expo at Rapid City's Pennington Event Center. The Expo has evolved from a one-day fundraiser to a whole weekend packed with events. |
Railroad Days | Prairie Village, Madison
Jun 2010 (annual)
For two days in June the historic Prairie Village near Madison is all about black smoke and thundering steam locomotives, as it opens its doors for the Railroad Days. |
Wild Bill Days |  Deadwood
18 - 19 Jun 2010 (annual)
Once a year the historic Wild West city of Deadwood celebrates the life of its most famous character: Wild Bill Hickok, the US town marshal famous for his lethal gun skills, as well as his professional gambling. |
Hot Harley Nights | Downtown Sioux Falls
Jul 2010 (annual)
Hot Corvettes, Harley Davidsons and classic rock 'n' roll fill the streets of Downtown Sioux Falls for Hot Harley Nights, an all-American summer celebration. The event includes a casino run, music and an outdoor party at Falls Park West Parade. |
Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Festival |  Yankton Trail Park, Sioux Falls
Jul 2010 (annual)
Attracting 80,000 fans annually, Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Festival at Yankton Trail Park is the region's largest free music festival, featuring jazz and blues bands. A beer garden, arts and crafts booths and fireworks add to the entertainment. |
Days of `76 |  Deadwood
Jul 2010 (annual)
For five days in July the historic Wild West town of Deadwood opens its doors for the annual Days of `76. The fun-filled event features rodeo performances, an historic parade, a carnival and a Western arts and crafts festival. |
Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup |  Custer State Park, Custer
Sep 2010 (annual)
Buffalo herds on the Great Plains is one of the iconic images of the "Wild West". Cowboys and park staff host the Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup as they gather the 1500-strong herd of buffalo and drive them into corrals. |
Custer State Park Arts Festival (Buffalo Roundup Arts Festival) | Custer State Park, Custer
Sep 2010 (annual)
Enjoy a three-day exhibition of South Dakota's finest arts and crafts, along with pilgrim re-enactments, at the annual Custer State Park Arts Festival. A perfect way to get into the spirit of the imminent round-up of 1500 buffalo. |
Mellette House | Mellette House, Watertown
May - Oct 2010; not Mon (annual)
The former home of the last governor of Dakota Territory and first governor of South Dakota, Arthur Mellette, Mellette House has been restored in keeping with its history and is open to visitors between May and October. |
Mount Rushmore National Memorial |  Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Daily
The Mount Rushmore National Memorial is one of the most famous monuments in the world. The enormous carved heads of former US Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln represent the first 150 years of the history of the United States. The monument was finished in 1941 after a 14-year period of sculpting involving over 400 skilled artisans. |
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