Events in Sioux City

Sunday Pho-nday @ Marty's Tap | Sunday, April 26th - 1PM

Sunday Pho-nday returns to Marty's Tap for a spring edition. Held only two times each year, this gathering features service by Polly and friends in two sessions, with the second timed for dinner. To-go orders are available when you bring your own bowl.

Adopt-a-Street Clean-Up

Take part in a roadside cleanup with the Loess Hills Wild Ones at South Ravine Park. Volunteers will gather litter along the roadway by the park to help keep the area tidy. Wear old clothing and sturdy walking shoes, and bring your own gloves. Trash bags and safety vests will be provided. Meet at the South Ravine Park parking lot. A potluck will follow at Stewart's Hilltop Gardens.

Echoes of Wonder

Presented at the Sioux City Art Center, this performance explores the magic of childhood and features an original piece sponsored by the Sing Me a Story organization. It offers a music-filled celebration of youthful wonder.

Hairspray at Sioux Falls Orpheum Theater

Hairspray comes to life in a live staging filled with upbeat music, energetic dance numbers, and plenty of comedy. It offers a feel-good experience for friends and families looking for pure entertainment.

Try Mountain Biking with us!

A beginner-friendly introduction to mountain biking at Cone Mountain Bike Park in Sioux City. It is for incoming students in grades 5 through 12. No mountain biking experience is necessary; if you can ride a bike, you can learn to mountain bike. Please bring a mountain bike and a helmet, plus a ready-to-have-fun attitude. A limited number of bikes are available to borrow. Families seeking mountain bike skills for younger children can ask about DEVO.

We The People

At Eppley Auditorium, We the People presents a concert that celebrates the nation’s spirit, history, and diversity through music. Created in recognition of the United States’ 250th anniversary, the program emphasizes themes of unity, resilience, remembrance, and celebration. The repertoire spans Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man and contemporary works by Viet Cuong and Benjamin Horne, tracing the country’s past and present through concert band music. Highlights include the jazz-tinged pulse of Sparke’s Manhattan, reflective moments in Deep River, and enduring expressions of national identity in America the Beautiful. Together these selections shape a musical portrait of the American experience, complex, hopeful, and lasting. There is no charge to attend and it is open to the public. A live stream is planned.

Adoption Event

At Petco, meet a variety of dogs and cats eager to connect with people and find the unconditional love they seek. Spend time with friendly furry companions and see who you click with among the many paws and whiskers ready to say hello.

Magic the Gathering Commander Event at ACME

Enjoy a relaxed Magic: The Gathering Commander event at ACME, open to players of every skill level. Bring a favorite Commander deck and test it in friendly games. There is no entry fee.

Moms Connect- Family Fun Meet up

Head to Sertoma Park for a family-friendly Moms Connect meet-up in a relaxed outdoor setting. Building on a recent conversation about budget-friendly ways to enjoy the journey and celebrate each family’s strengths, this gathering emphasizes simple, creative ideas that make everyday moments meaningful. The focus is on laughter, connection, and letting go of perfection, with appreciation for small traditions from childhood that often become treasured memories. Children are welcome.

Braveheart Drag Brunch

Braveheart weekend includes a drag brunch that supports a great cause, showcasing talented performers for a memorable experience. Tickets are available by contacting Brian Meland.

Grant Wood: Prairie Rebel

Actor Tom Milligan will perform a one-man show as Grant Wood. In this show, Grant Wood speaks to the audience, sharing stories about his life and the ways in which he transformed the art world with his creations. The audience will get to know the man behind American Gothic and hear how he captured the essence of Iowa in his art. The audience is welcome to ask questions after the presentation.

Half Recital: Seth Walker and Roman Fude

Attend a half recital featuring Seth Walker, tenor, and Roman Fude, baritone.

All-America Concert Band

Enjoy a concert featuring the Honor Band and Morningside Wind Ensemble.

Monday Matinees

The Sioux City Public Library Morningside Branch hosts a matinee movie series featuring a wide mix of genres, including comedy, family selections, classics, musicals, drama, fantasy, and more. Screenings carry ratings from PG through R. Specific film titles are not posted publicly due to licensing, but details are available by phone at 712-255-2933 ext. 2221. Titles can also be delivered to your inbox by subscribing to the library’s events newsletter.

Monday Night Specials

Monday nights at Sioux City Pizza Ranch feature limited-time savings. During evening buffet hours, two adult buffets are available for $25. Plus, FunZone play is half price all day every Monday.

Monday Night Special

Monday nights at Sergeant Bluff Pizza Ranch feature a short-term promotion. During evening buffet hours, two adult buffets are available for a combined price of $25.

Meredith Willson's The Music Man

Broadway At The Orpheum presents Meredith Willson’s The Music Man at the Orpheum Theatre. This six time Tony Award winning musical comedy follows Harold Hill, a smooth talking traveling salesman who arrives in River City, Iowa, selling instruments and uniforms for a boys’ band he promises to form despite having no musical expertise. His scheme unravels when he falls for Marian, the town librarian, and by the end he finds himself changed for the better. The score includes favorites like Seventy Six Trombones, Trouble, Til There Was You, Pickalittle, and Gary, Indiana. It is a family friendly story that appeals across generations.

Morningside STEM Elementary Kindergarten Registration

This in-person registration day at Morningside STEM Elementary School - SCCSD provides personalized support for incoming kindergarten families and an opportunity to become familiar with the school before fall. Families can meet teachers, see the classroom, and gather the information and tools needed for a confident start. After completing online pre-registration, the District follows up with next steps and assigns a specific registration time. The visit typically takes about 30 to 45 minutes. Upon arrival, families check in at the main entrance, where Sioux City Community School District staff guide them through each part of the process. Parents and guardians complete online verification by providing contact details, requesting bus transportation, filling out District forms, and paying fees for curriculum resources like textbooks, electronic devices, and other materials. A brief survey about home language and ethnicity helps determine whether English learner support is appropriate. English as a Second Language services are available in every SCCSD school, using targeted methods and curriculum to build skills in listening, speaking, reading, writing, study strategies, academic vocabulary, and cultural understanding. If EL services may be needed, students take an additional assessment so the District can plan for the school year. During registration, the school nurse collects health documentation, including immunization records, a vision card or certificate, dental screening or certificate, and blood lead screening information. Children also participate in a kindergarten readiness screening that may look at self-care abilities, early cognitive skills such as recognizing colors, shapes, letters, and sounds, and physical skills like running, skipping, walking backward, cutting with scissors, holding a pencil, or completing a simple puzzle. Staff observe students during an activity to understand social and emotional skills while interacting with peers and adults.

Industry Night at War Eagle Lanes at The Warrior Hotel

Industry Night at War Eagle Lanes offers a relaxed way to kick off or wrap up the week for people working in the food and beverage industry. Held on Monday nights, it centers on hanging out, bowling, and unwinding at The Warrior Hotel, Autograph Collection.

Kucinski Symphonic Orchestra

Enjoy a performance by the Kucinski Symphonic Orchestra.

Looming Matters

This hands-on looming activity centers on making sleeping mats for people in need. Tasks suit all experience levels, from cutting and knotting to weaving, and can be done either seated or standing. For more information, contact Kathy Martin at gmakmart@gmail.com.

Kids Eat Free Every Tuesday Night

Kids Nite at Sioux City Pizza Ranch features a family-friendly deal where each regular-price Adult Buffet purchase includes one complimentary Kid Buffet. Children 12 and under are eligible, and the offer now includes ages 11 and 12 as well.

Meet the New Executive Director

An open house offers the chance to meet the new Executive Director of Siouxland Youth For Christ, hear about the organization’s current work, and learn more about the mission that guides it.

Annual Flower Container Design Workshop

Celebrate the season at the Annual Flower Container Design Workshop, where participants create a custom planter for a porch, deck, or backyard. Instruction covers the classic thriller, filler, spiller approach along with additional design ideas to build a container that balances height, fullness, and trailing accents. Learn how to choose annuals that thrive locally, arrange them for color and texture, and care for them so they flourish from spring into fall. Materials are included, and everyone leaves with a one-of-a-kind planter to brighten an outdoor space. The cost is $40 per person, or $30 when bringing a pot up to 18 inches in diameter. Fees help cover direct costs and support the Agriculture and Natural Resources Woodbury County Extension Program. The institution offers equal opportunity to all.

Sioux City True Crime: A Century of Suspicion, Part 2

Sioux City’s past holds mysteries and courtroom drama, and this program explores that history across the 20th century. Local History Librarian Specialist Sarah Enright highlights one notable case from each decade, continuing with Part 2 to delve into the stories that were not featured during the fall sessions. New attendees are welcome, since each case is presented independently and no familiarity with Part 1 is needed. Presented at the Aalfs Downtown Library, with a Zoom option available for those who prefer to watch remotely.

4th Tuesday: Caleb McIntyre

Wildlife photographer and conservation enthusiast Caleb McIntyre shares his personal story as the first real-life book in the Human Library Series. There will be a potluck and conversation before the program, followed by his talk delivered in his own words. The gathering takes place in the basement of First Unitarian Church of Sioux City. For more information, call or text 712-986-6210 or email nwiasierragroup@gmail.com.

Celestial Harmony Sound Bath

Unwind with an immersive sound bath where gongs, metal and crystal bowls, chimes, bells, drums, and frequency surround you in soothing vibrations. Certified Sound Healer Debbie LaCroix guides a gentle meditation and sound journey focused on self love, relaxation, and aligning the chakras, creating space for insight and clarity. Many people report leaving deeply relaxed. For comfort, bring a yoga mat or a zero gravity chair, plus a blanket, a pillow, and anything else that helps you settle in. An eye mask can be useful if you prefer complete darkness, and comfortable clothing is recommended. A limited number of zero gravity chairs are available for $8, and mats can be borrowed on site. No experience is required. If you are pregnant or prone to seizures, please reach out in advance to determine whether this experience is a good fit. This gathering takes place at The Expansion Center in downtown Sioux City.

Library Storytime

Designed for children up to age five with a caregiver, this story-filled session nurtures curiosity while helping little ones practice social skills, expand vocabulary, and build early literacy that supports future reading success.

Special K'z the Clown

Enjoy a special evening at Pizza Ranch, featuring Special K'z the clown creating balloon art for everyone at no extra charge.

Redlining in Sioux City: Past to Present

A complimentary educational seminar will be held at the Sioux City Public Museum. The program is open to everyone, and light refreshments will be offered. For questions, contact SCHRC at 712-279-6985.

LIT: a Unique Meditation Experience

At Art SUX Gallery, Rooted in Reiki presents LIT, short for Living In Truth, a candlelit meditation that centers stillness, intention, and energy. This monthly gathering is crafted to help participants reconnect with inner wisdom, release stagnant energy, and align with their authentic light. The experience weaves guided hypnotic meditation with Reiki‑infused energetic support and the soft glow of candles to create a calming, transformative setting. As the room settles, guests are encouraged to tune into their bodies, breathe with purpose, and allow awareness to reveal what is ready to shift, heal, or awaken. The environment is serene and reflective, the meditation invites deep relaxation and clarity, and the energy work is integrated throughout. It offers a regular space to reset, realign, and be held by a supportive, heart‑centered community. Whether the aim is emotional clarity, energetic renewal, or consistency in spiritual practice, LIT provides a gentle pathway back to self. Each month introduces a fresh theme and intention to help participants rise a little lighter. Please bring a yoga mat, blanket, eye mask, and a journal.

Big Daddy Trivia

Big Daddy Trivia is an enjoyable trivia contest where participants put their knowledge to the test, and the winner takes home $100 in cash.

Irving Elementary Kindergarten Registration

Kindergarten registration at Irving Dual Language Elementary School is designed to give families personalized support and help children feel comfortable with their new school. Families can meet teachers and see the classroom their child will use in the fall. After completing online pre-registration, the district follows up with next steps and provides a specific registration time. The in-person process typically takes 30 to 45 minutes. Upon arrival, families check in at the main entrance, and staff guide parents and guardians through online verification to share contact details, request bus transportation, complete district forms, and pay curriculum resource fees for materials such as textbooks and electronic devices. Families also fill out a home language and ethnicity survey that helps determine whether English language support is needed. Every SCCSD building offers ESL programming, and students who may benefit take an additional assessment so the school can plan appropriate support. During registration, parents or guardians meet with the school nurse to provide immunization records, a vision card or certificate, a dental screening or certificate, and a blood lead screening. Children participate in a kindergarten readiness screening that looks at self-care, cognitive, gross motor, and fine motor skills. Staff also observe an activity to learn more about each child’s social and emotional development during interactions with peers and adults.

Campus Visit Day

High school juniors and seniors are welcome to visit the campus with two guests to learn about academic programs, scholarships, student life, and available resources. The visit includes a campus tour, a look at student housing, and time to meet instructors. A complimentary lunch is provided at the Overlook Cafe, and attending students receive a small gift. Parents and guardians are welcome to attend.

Library Storytime at Morningside Branch Library

This storytime is designed for children from birth to age five with a caregiver. Little listeners explore the joy of books and storytelling while strengthening social connections, expanding vocabulary, and building the early literacy foundation that supports later reading success.

Wing Nite Every Thursday Night at Pizza Ranch

The buffet features wings in both boneless and traditional styles, complemented by a variety of sauces.

Thursday Night Live Youth Event

An energetic evening for kids and teens ages 10 and up, featuring food, games, and music. It is perfect for those who love to be loud and lift their voices in celebration. Open to church members and the wider community.

Trauma Management: Scenario-Based Training

Build confident, life-saving reactions with a scenario-driven trauma care course at RTTI that turns practice into instinct. The training is designed for everyday people without a medical background, using clear instruction and minimal equipment to make critical skills easy to learn and recall under stress. Instructors bring experience from Army special mission units, sniper teams, and fire and EMS, and they teach without jargon so the essentials are straightforward and practical. Participants learn to apply the MARCH algorithm as a simple roadmap in emergencies, how to contact first responders effectively, and how to address the most immediate threats by controlling bleeding, maintaining breathing, and preserving body heat. Hands-on work covers rapid tourniquet application, pressure dressings, and wound packing, along with guidance for chest, head, and abdominal injuries, including what to avoid. Safe victim movement is practiced through team drags, single-person carries, and careful repositioning, and the course finishes with realistic scenarios that build automatic responses and clear communication for a smooth handoff to EMS. Course cost is $75 per student.

COFFEE ORIGINS 101 - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Coffee Origins 101 is a foundational class focused on building a clear understanding of coffee. It is required before taking subsequent classes and is designed for enthusiasts, future shop owners, or anyone ready to move beyond a basic cup. The session follows coffee’s path from farm to final brew, covering how the beverage took root and became a global industry and how coffee culture in the United States progressed from the first to the third wave. Participants learn about coffee plants and species and how they are grown, the impact of harvesting and processing choices on flavor, the fundamentals of flavor chemistry, and how beans are classified and evaluated for quality. The class also introduces roasting, brewing methods, and sensory skills such as cupping and identifying flavor notes. Presented in a welcoming, straightforward style that emphasizes practical knowledge, this class runs 1.5 hours at Coffee King and is limited to 10 participants.

Zach Suntken & Company

Enjoy a live acoustic performance by Zach Suntken & Company at Vfw Post 5240 Sather Odgaard in Dakota City, Iowa.

Heartfelt Greetings Card Group

A friendly, hands-on session where previously used greeting cards are turned into fresh, handmade designs. Open to everyone, this creative recycling activity offers a warm space to repurpose cards and enjoy the process of making something new.

Sip Happens at The Crown Rooftop Bar at The Warrior Hotel

Every Thursday, gather on the rooftop for Sip Happens.

Petals & Prosecco Bouquet Class

Get ready to unleash your creativity in a relaxed setting. Youll have the chance to design your own floral bouquet while enjoying some bubbly. This event is perfect for anyone who loves flowers and wants to have a good time, no prior experience necessary. The workshop will take place on the first floor, in the Cardinal Room.

Lego Star Wars Build Event

A hands-on LEGO build event celebrating Star Wars will be held at Southern Hills Mall. It is designed with builders ages 10 and up in mind, and attendees of all ages are welcome.

PGA jr League Ages 6-9 | Two Rivers

PGA Jr. League offers a welcoming space where children of all experience levels can learn the game and enjoy playing. Whether brand new to golf or already more competitive, participants build skills and confidence in an encouraging environment that treats every child as a golfer.

Artworks 2026

Explore Artworks, a TK to 12th grade showcase at Southern Hills Mall near Barnes & Noble. The display features more than 1,000 artworks created by students from Sioux City Community Schools. There is no charge for admission and everyone is welcome.

Morningside Football Youth Camp

A youth football camp at Morningside University brings young participants together for a friendly, football-centered gathering in a relaxed setting. It offers a simple way to enjoy the game alongside peers and share enthusiasm for the sport.

Cinco de Mayo Paint Fiesta

Celebrate creativity and culture at a Cinco de Mayo paint fiesta featuring pottery painting, lively music, and a stocked mini taco bar with favorite fixings. The atmosphere centers on art, friendship, and festive fun. The cost is $10 plus the price of the pottery project you choose, and there is a broad selection of pieces to paint. Bring your own beverages, excluding hard alcohol. No prior experience is needed, so beginners can enjoy a relaxed session of painting, laughter, and memory making with friends.

Save-the-Date: Iowa Tree Climbing Competition (IATCC)

Riverside Park hosts the Iowa Tree Climbing Competition, an annual championship that brings climbers together for three days of skill building and camaraderie. Competitors of all experience levels can take part, with opportunities to learn new techniques from experienced climbers and connect with peers. Training and gear check are on Friday, competition events take place on Saturday, and the Masters Challenge concludes on Sunday. Volunteers are needed on Friday and Saturday. All competitors and judges receive meals and snacks.

May Day Movie Night - Ghostbusters

An outdoor screening of Ghostbusters features provided popcorn and the film itself, while guests may bring friends and family. The movie begins at dusk in the yard for a relaxed, open-air movie night.

Kris Lager Band

Kris Lager brings the full band for a first appearance at Vangarde. A road‑tested artist, he delivers a heartfelt blend of styles and turns performances into shared celebrations with dancing, rhythmic handclaps, and a charismatic energy that fills the room. He connects closely with audiences, creating moments that reach beyond a typical concert. Instead of pursuing the usual industry ladder, he has grown a dedicated following through honest songwriting and constant touring. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

Karaoke Night

Enjoy an evening of karaoke with free admission. This event takes place on alternating Fridays.

Magical Manifestation Mirrors

Create your own Magical Manifestation Mirror in a relaxed, hands-on workshop. Snacks are provided and all supplies are included, so simply come as you are with a positive mindset. The entry fee is $25, and participation is capped at eight people.

First Friday Coffee - AssignMate

First Friday Coffee features Caleb, Landry, and Alejandro from AssignMate, an AI-assisted study scheduling app for college students. They will share their ideas and current challenges and ask for feedback from attendees. This event spotlights local entrepreneurs as they present their vision and look for opportunities to learn from the community.

Ultrasound & Thermography Event

Acacia Wellness brings a limited-time pop-up to Thrive Wellness Center in Sioux City featuring clinical thermography and ultrasound imaging. Following a successful ultrasound day held previously at this location, this visit expands services to include both targeted and full-body thermography for broader insight into personal health. Services are safe, noninvasive, and radiation free. Thermography can help reveal inflammation early, sometimes before symptoms appear. It supports proactive, preventive monitoring, is comfortable to receive, offers full-body or region-specific views into circulation and nerve activity, and helps track changes over time. These options aim to provide insight into inflammation, circulation, and soft tissue health without the exposure associated with traditional imaging. Appointments are available and space is limited. Registered clients receive a complimentary Normatec compression therapy or red light therapy session, plus entry into a raffle for one month of contrast therapy that includes sauna and cold plunge.

Jebediah Stone

Enjoy an appearance by Jebediah Stone at VFW Post 5240 Sather Odgaard in Dakota City, Iowa.

Imagination Station Open Studio

Explore hands-on creativity at a come-and-go open studio offered on the first Friday of each month. The space provides a welcoming setting with lots of materials, including paint sticks, markers, beads, canvas boards, and more, so you can make something uniquely your own. There is no formal instruction, but staff are available to answer questions and demonstrate how to use the supplies. Try new ideas, take your artwork home when you are finished, and leave the cleanup to the venue. Children must be accompanied by a supervising adult who is at least 18. Wear clothing that can get messy. Members pay $5 per child and adult pair, with $3 for each additional child. Non-members pay $7 per pair, with $5 for each additional child.

Karaoke

At The Warp Zone Bar & Arcade, Karaoke Night gives anyone a chance to get behind the mic. From confident performers to those simply here for laughs, all are welcome to sing.

Barnes & Noble Storytime

A Storytime presented by Barnes & Noble will take place at Southern Hills Mall.

Rise & Rally - Sip, Support & Join the Fight

At Hawks Coffee Shop, this kickoff gathering launches the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Siouxland season. Attendees can enjoy a warm beverage while connecting with the planning committee and top supporters, gather fundraising ideas, and learn how their participation supports local families. It offers a chance to start or join a Walk team, trade tips over coffee, and build momentum for strong teams at the Walk at Morningside University.

Derby & Dreams

Now in its 13th year, Derby & Dreams presents an evening to benefit the Pier Center for Autism, featuring a meal, a viewing of the Kentucky Derby, and opportunities to bid in both live and silent auctions.

Fly and Drive

Enjoy a pancake breakfast paired with a car show at the Mid America Museum of Aviation and Transportation, close to Sioux City Airport. Kids can take free airplane rides, adding a memorable aviation experience to the day.

Bruce Veneziani at Crash Boom Bang

Bruce Veneziani performs a wide-ranging mix of rock, country, and pop, featuring songs from the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. The set moves from enduring classics to modern favorites, offering familiar tunes that span four decades.

Free Game Day - May 2 (10AM - 4PM) | Sioux City Art Center

Enjoy a free day of tabletop and card gaming hosted by Sioux City Tabletop Gamers. The event is open to all, from first-time players to seasoned fans. Attendees may come with friends or family and bring favorite games to share. A friendly and welcoming setting encourages play throughout the day.

Free Comic Book Day 2026!

Pick up free comics at this community event. Raffles, food trucks, and cosplay are part of the festivities, offering a fun experience for families.

Spring Swap Meet

This RC swap meet invites hobbyists to buy, sell, or trade gear with no entry fee. Attendees can also bring show trucks for a small showcase to display builds, and anything RC is welcome. The event aims to help grow the RC community and will be held in the Stone Park parking lot in Sioux City.

Thrift Extravaganza 🥳🛍️

Dailey Collective hosts a pop up market filled with vintage clothing, accessories, and handmade items from local vendors. The vendor lineup will be announced. Hardline Coffee and Winnie’s bar will be open while you browse.

FREE Comic Book Day at ACME

ACME Comics & Collectibles marks the 25th anniversary of Free Comic Book Day with a large giveaway of specially printed titles. Visitors can choose from dozens of free comics, with the biggest selection the shop has offered. Costumes are welcome to add to the fun. Thousands of copies will be available, though quantities are limited and some titles may run out.

A Tisket, a Tasket: Let’s Make a Basket Class

Join Ms. Amy to discover basket weaving. This class is free, and no registration is required. Learn how Native women used baskets for gathering, storing, transporting, and cooking food. Today, you can learn this unique skill!

First Saturday Family Storytime

Set off on a garden themed adventure through the Library with colorful read alouds, a hands-on project to make a paper nature crown, and a playful hunt for hidden pollinators among the shelves. This program is designed for all ages. Weekend parking is free. Advance registration is required and space is limited to 50 children. If your plans change after you register, please cancel in advance using the link in your confirmation email so another child can attend. For questions, contact the Youth Services desk at 712-255-2933 ext. 2231.

River-Cade Barstool Open

The River-Cade Barstool Open Mini Golf Pub Crawl is taking over Downtown Sioux City. Participants can grab their crew, plan their route, and get ready to putt their way through local bars for a day of fun, competition, and cheers.

Banda Machos with Banda Renovacion

Banda Machos appears alongside “El Jerry” Gerardo Coronel in a regional music concert designed to create lasting memories. The artists bring high-energy performances to the stage throughout the show, setting the tone for a lively, unforgettable evening.

Mother’s Day Celebration

At the Betty Strong Encounter Center, Jack and Mike Langley offer a warm Mother’s Day celebration featuring original songs and timeless favorites. Admission is free, and voluntary donations are welcome. This father and son duo is known for heartfelt performances that honor mothers, motherhood, and the bonds that shape families and communities. Mike Langley is a singer songwriter and a 2012 inductee into the Iowa Rock ’n’ Roll Music Association Hall of Fame, and he has taught basic guitar through Western Iowa Tech’s Lifelong Learning program. Together the Langleys have shared the stage for more than 40 years, with appearances spanning Sioux City, Nashville, Tennessee, and Vienna, Austria.

Cathedral of the Epiphany Art Series

Harmony Piano Duo performs with Dr. Deborah Reeves on clarinet and Dr. Gary Reeves on horn as part of the Cathedral of the Epiphany Art Series at the Cathedral of the Epiphany in Sioux City. The program features four-hands piano pieces by Fauré, Moszkowski, Copland, and Dvořák, along with chamber music that includes Charles Dibley's Trio for Clarinet, Horn, and Piano. Dori Quam performs Debussy's The Girl with the Flaxen Hair on flute. The concert highlights the cathedral's Steinway grand piano.

Mother's Day Gift Workshop

Create heartfelt Mother’s Day surprises with a burst of color and 4-H spirit. Hosted by the Woodbury County Youth Council, this hands-on workshop gives youth the chance to make homemade gifts for someone special. Activities include diamond art, painting flowerpots, blending soothing sugar scrubs, and crafting personalized cards. Everyone heads home with keepsakes made with care and possibly a little glitter. The event welcomes the public and is designed for grades K to 6. The cost is $10. Fees help cover direct expenses and support the 4-H Youth Development Woodbury County Extension Program.

Within The Seed - A Therapeutic Restorative Event

Hosted at Core Studio, this therapeutic and restorative gathering is rooted in the quiet power of a seed resting in the soil and the possibilities it holds. The experience begins with a Yin-based yoga session complemented by subtle energy work to gently open the body and settle the nervous system. It then transitions into guided reflection and a seeding ceremony that uses journal prompts and hands-on seed planting to help anchor intentions as living energies to nurture rather than goals to chase. Guided by the wisdom of the Herd and the rhythm of the season, the focus is on community, grounding, and tending what is already emerging within. The session is beginner friendly. The cost is $50 and includes supplies for potting and seeds. Simply bring yourself. Pre-registration and payment are available via Venmo at @Rebecca-SimoniRyan, and questions can be sent through Facebook Messenger. Refunds are not available unless the event is canceled or rescheduled by the host. The event is led by Becky Simoni, a licensed mental health therapist, oracle and energy work practitioner, and eco-therapist, and by Michelle Vondrak, a certified yoga instructor and Healing Touch practitioner.

Nativity Church Car Show

Explore a showcase of vehicles at Nativity Church’s car show. Enjoy food while you look around, and take part in car blessings for those who would like them.

Record Show

Discover a variety of keepsakes at this event. Knowledgeable buyers and sellers of Midwest Music Marketplace will be offering LPs, 45s, 8-tracks, CDs, DVDs, cassettes, T-shirts, posters, memorabilia, stereo equipment, imports, out-of-print items, and more. There will be over 30 tables to explore for all your music-related interests. Admission and parking are free.

Magic the Gathering Commander Event

This casual Commander format event welcomes players of all experience levels. Play this exciting card game at ACME and bring your best Commander deck to see how you do. There is no fee to participate.

Glass Fusing Day

Discover glass fusing in a welcoming studio setting. Arrange colorful glass into your own design and it will be kiln fired to a smooth, finished look. Beginners and experienced creators are both supported, and it is a fun activity to share with family or friends. Staff provide a safety demonstration, cover the basics, and guide you in using the tools. Tools, materials, and a wide range of glass colors are included. Choose your project size on the day, with pricing based on the size you select. Finished pieces are fired after the session and will be ready for pickup in about two weeks. Suitable for ages 10 and up.

David Phelps

Find tickets to see David Phelps perform.

Loess Hills Computer Programming Elementary Kindergarten Registration

Families enrolling in kindergarten at Loess Hills Computer Programming Elementary School, SCCSD, can take part in an in-person registration day focused on personalized support and a confident start to the new school year. The visit includes meeting teachers and seeing the classroom, along with guided help to complete each step of enrollment. After online pre-registration, the District will share next steps and provide an assigned time. Plan for about 30 to 45 minutes on site. Check-in begins at the main entrance, where Sioux City Community School District staff assist families through the process. Parents and guardians complete online verification to provide contact information, request bus transportation, fill out District forms, and pay curriculum resource fees that cover textbooks, electronic devices, and other materials. A Home Language and Ethnicity Survey helps determine whether English Language support is needed. Every SCCSD building offers English as a Second Language programming that uses specialized methods and curriculum to build listening, speaking, reading, writing, study skills, content vocabulary, and cultural orientation. If EL services may be appropriate, students take an additional assessment to help the District prepare for the start of school. During registration, the school nurse collects health documentation, including immunization records, a vision card or certificate, a dental screening or certificate, and blood lead screening information. Children also complete a kindergarten readiness screening that may look at self-care abilities like handwashing, toilet training, and putting on shoes, cognitive skills such as identifying colors, shapes, letters, and sounds, gross motor abilities like running, skipping, and walking backward, and fine motor skills such as cutting with scissors, holding a pencil, and completing a puzzle. Staff also observe children during an activity to understand social and emotional skills while interacting with peers and adults.

Dine & Shop

Taco Tuesday pairs a top Siouxland food truck with a dine and shop experience focused on supporting local entrepreneurs. Enjoy tasty eats while browsing and showing support for small businesses.

2026 St Luke's Children's Miracle Network Mediathon Event

A three day CMN mediathon fills the UnityPoint Health - St. Luke’s Atrium in Sioux City as the St. Luke’s Foundation brings together radio and television to champion pediatric healthcare across Siouxland. Inspired by Children’s Miracle Network’s annual radiothon, the broadcasts with media partners KTIV and Powell Broadcasting share uplifting stories that illustrate the impact of community generosity. Attendees can take part in a major basket raffle, with about 90 percent of the baskets contributed by St. Luke’s staff, and the event wraps up with a public reveal of total funds raised followed by the raffle drawing. Listeners and viewers have several ways to support, including the Miracle Makers Club with monthly gifts of $15 or more and opportunities to fund specific supplies and equipment highlighted during shopping hours. Last year the Siouxland community raised more than $139,000 through listener support, sponsorships, and raffle ticket purchases. The goal is $150,000 this year, and 100 percent of donations stay local.

Welcome to Medicare Seminar, Woodbury County (Sioux City) 5/5/2026

Attend a seminar to learn about Medicare. This event will be held in the Cargill Auditorium, please use entrance 14 and parking lot 4.

Make Your Own Pet Bed!!

Create a cozy bed for your favorite pet in a hands-on session that uses jumbo chenille yarn and simple hand crochet techniques. A wide assortment of yarns will be available so you can choose the look and feel you like. Some basic crochet experience is helpful, although it is not required. Cats are not included.

Siouxland Workforce Signing Day

The Siouxland Chamber of Commerce is hosting its first-ever Workforce Signing Day. The event will recognize graduating seniors who have chosen to enter the workforce or serve in the military. The program includes a welcome, a keynote speaker, and a signing ceremony. A reception with refreshments will follow. Parents, teachers, and friends are invited to attend. Participating companies will have a table to display signage, and employers are encouraged to bring welcome bags or company swag for their new team members.

Celebrating Nurses Awards Event

An informal gathering takes place at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino's Encore Hall. It opens with a relaxed reception featuring cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, then transitions into the next portion of the event.

Plant Bingo!

Settle in for a lively night of Plant Bingo in the new event space inside Council Oak Supply. Try your luck in multiple bingo rounds for the chance to take home a variety of plants, perfect for brightening your space or gifting in time for Mother’s Day. The evening features a collaboration with Perry Way Bouquet, and a plant specialist will be available to offer care tips and answer questions so everyone feels confident with their new greenery. The venue does not have an elevator.

Sip Happens at The Crown Rooftop Bar at The Warrior Hotel

Every Thursday, enjoy a relaxing time on the rooftop.

Karaoke

Avalanche Entertainment hosts a karaoke night where participants can take the microphone and sing along to familiar tracks.

Sioux City History Projects Reception

A reception at the Sioux City Public Museum honors students featured in the Sioux City History Projects exhibit. The program includes the presentation of certificates and awards recognizing their efforts. At the conclusion of the event, students will take their projects home.

World Migratory Bird Day Celebration

At Bacon Creek Park, a community celebration of bird migration brings together guided nature experiences, hands-on learning, and conservation action. Guided bird walks led by local birders Bill, Rex, and Tucker help participants spot migrating species and learn more about them. Families will find plenty to do, with storytimes hosted by the Sioux City Public Library and kid friendly activities such as bird games, Bird Bingo, and crafts. The program also features a mindful birding session with Kari Sandage, a talk and walk focused on recycling used fishing line with Kevin, a reflective birding experience with Sharon Polifka, and a park cleanup with recycling to support healthy habitats. Local environmental groups will share resources, expertise, and ways to get involved. Information will be available on the Loess Hills Audubon Society, the Loess Hills Wild Ones, the Northwest Iowa Group of the Sierra Club, Woodbury County Parks, and the Sioux City Public Library. Sponsors for this gathering are the Loess Hills Audubon Society, Woodbury County Conservation, The Loess Hills Wild Ones, the NW Iowa Chapter of the Sierra Club, the Sioux City Public Library, and Sioux City Parks and Rec. The event welcomes both seasoned birders and those who are simply curious about the birds moving through the area.

FREE Family Day

The third annual family art day invites the community to celebrate creativity while supporting Siouxland families. The event features hands-on art activities, guided tours, demonstrations, games, magic, bubbles, face painting, and food, all free of charge. More details and a full schedule will be shared soon.

Saturday Class: Beads, Beads, Beads!

Join Ms. Amy to learn about the art of beading. Discover how Native Americans have used beads for thousands of years in trading, ceremonies, and decoration. This class is free and requires no registration.

Petco Offsie Adoption Event

Dog and cat lovers are invited to meet adorable adoptable pets. All adoptions include initial preventative vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, and a free veterinary health examination. If you feel like a piece of your life’s puzzle is missing, stop in and meet the animals, you might find the perfect match.

Guided Bird Walks

As part of World Migratory Bird Day, bird hikes will take place throughout the day along with a bird sit. Meet at Shelter 2. Program details are still being finalized, and more information is available on the World Migratory Bird Day page.

50th Annual Loess Hills Prairie Seminar

Leaders of the 50th Annual Loess Hills Prairie Seminar will discuss and show images from the fifty years of preserving and enjoying the unique ecology of the Loess Hills. Conservation educators, naturalists, hikers, campers, and nature enthusiasts are invited. Those involved with the seminar will cover how it started, how it has evolved, and its current state. They will share images from past presenters and attendees and answer questions from the audience. The event is free, but donations are welcome.

Sunday Pinball Tournament - Beginners Welcome! — The Warp Zone Bar & Arcade — The Warp Zone Bar & Arcade

Participate in a pinball tournament. It is open to players of all skill levels. Check-in begins at 4:00. There is a $5 entry fee, plus the cost of tokens. A cash prize will be awarded, and the distribution of the prize will depend on the number of participants. Knockout is followed by a 4 player double elimination final. See additional rules and information online.

South Sioux City Senior Center - Dinner and Dance

Open to the public, this evening begins with health checks, continues with dinner, and concludes with a dance. A suggested donation of $10 for the night supports the Senior Center, and all contributions benefit the center.

Big Truck Night

Community Action Agency of Siouxland's Annual Big Truck Night will take place on Wednesday May 13th from 5:00pm-7:00pm. This is a wonderful event for kids of all ages in our community and in our Early Childhood Education Programs, to experience and see larger vehicles up close! Kids will have the opportunity to climb in a fire truck, learn about tow trucks, and interact with so many more! We partner with many businesses and organizations around town to make this event as special as possible for all of the children in attendance. We hope to see you there!

Oh, My Iowa! Show

The Browns share an original musical celebration of Iowa at Browns Century Theater & Gift Shoppe, weaving together stories and melodies that capture the spirit of the heartland. The program includes highlights from hit Broadway shows alongside music that honors Iowa.

The Offspring

The Offspring perform in concert at Tyson Events Center in Sioux City. Ticket options can be compared through Cronetik, a platform that helps people quickly and securely find competitive deals across concerts, sports, and festivals.

Siouxland Growth Organization 16th Annual Innovation Market

Siouxland Growth Organization presents the 16th Annual Innovation Market at Jackson Street Brewing - East. Local founders will pitch their ventures in a live competition, and the audience will help identify standout ideas that can shape Siouxland’s future. Expect opportunities to connect with the community while enjoying local food and beverages. There is no cost to attend. After the showcase, the top five will advance to present to Siouxland GO members for a chance to receive up to $5,500 to grow their businesses.

Hope Street Charity Golf Tournament

Spend a day on the greens at Whispering Creek Golf Club during a charity golf tournament that supports Hope Street of Siouxland. This event supports the nonprofit's work with people experiencing homelessness and addiction, helping them pursue recovery and stability.

Sip Happens at The Crown Rooftop Bar at The Warrior Hotel

Every Thursday, enjoy Sip Happens on the rooftop. Stop by for drinks.

22nd Annual Tri-State Masters

This is a stroke play golf tournament.

Sioux City Metro Bike to Work Day

Pedal in for a complimentary commuter breakfast in the parking lot at the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce. Explore health and fitness vendors, pick up freebies, and enter drawings for prizes. Participating downtown restaurants will offer buy one, get one specials throughout the day. Bike to Work Day shirts are available at the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce for $10.

1st Annual SWA Golf Outing

Whispering Creek Golf Club hosts the 1st Annual SWA Golf Outing, a 32 team scramble with a $440 team entry. Dinner is part of the event, and silent auction items will be available during the day. Those wishing to donate auction items or sponsor a hole can contact Head Coach Jordan Langley at 712-253-2975. Hole sponsorship is $100.

ROSSOW UNPLUGGED

Jake and Lance Rossow of Section 7 perform an unplugged rock set at VFW Post 5240 Sather Odgaard. The duo brings a lineup of songs intended to keep the evening upbeat and filled with live music.

Karaoke at The Warp Zone — The Warp Zone Bar & Arcade

Unleash your inner superstar during Karaoke Night! All are welcome to sing their favorite songs, whether youre a seasoned performer or just want to have some fun. You can perform for free with a qualifying purchase.

End of Season Dart Tourney Party

Celebrate the close of the dart season with a tournament party at Whiskey Dick's. All are invited to take part in the festivities, with complimentary food and special pricing on drinks.

Sioux City Comic, Toy, & Pokemon Show - May 16/17 @ Southern Hills Mall

Southern Hills Mall hosts a wide-ranging pop culture gathering with more than 70 vendor booths spread throughout the mall. Browse anime, classic toys, posters, collectible vinyl figures, original artwork, video games, action figure collectibles, and plenty of comics. Admission is free. A cosplay showcase is planned, with more information to be shared the week of the show.

Enjoy the musical talents of Porch Swing

Enjoy a performance by Porch Swing, a band featuring James Schrag on violin, Joe Von Hilton on guitar, and Dylan James on guitar. Porch Swing pays tribute to Django Reinhardt and the heritage of jazzers, playing up-tempo acoustic swing often referred to as Gypsy Jazz or Hot Swing. The band also performs original songs and non-traditional songs in the Hot Swing style. Admission is free, but donations are welcome.

Los Morros del Norte

El Ranchito Restaurant & Bar welcomes Los Morros del Norte.

Clean-Up Day at Prairie Park — Loess Hills Audubon Society

Loess Hills Audubon Society recently adopted Prairie Park in Sioux City through the City of Sioux City’s Adopt-a-Park program. This clean-up day focuses on picking up trash throughout the park as part of a monthly effort to keep the area cared for.

INTRO TO CERAMICS (Art Class)

Learn foundational ceramics skills in a class at the Gilchrist Learning Center. Instruction covers hand building with clay slabs, with guidance for beginners and space for more experienced students to build on their knowledge. Participants may request time on the potter’s wheel to practice basic throwing. The course spans six sessions, and tuition includes use of equipment and tools, 25 pounds of clay, glazes, firings, and open studio access for the duration of the class. Open to high school students 14 and up and adults. Tuition is $170, and members receive a 20% discount on classes and workshops. Free parking is available at the Art Center.

Ride of Silence

Participants will meet near Eddie's in downtown Sergeant Bluff, then ride to Bronson in a quiet procession that honors cyclists who have lost their lives and brings attention to cyclist fatalities. The first 8 miles will be ridden in silence at a pace not exceeding 12 mph.

New Volunteer Orientation

This orientation at the Siouxland Humane Society covers in-shelter animal care responsibilities such as walking dogs, socializing cats, and assisting with bathing and grooming. After signing up to volunteer, a login is available to continue the process.

Awakening!

Awakening features the newly formed Siouxland Youth Wind Ensemble in its second concert, sharing the stage with the Siouxland Wind Ensemble. The program highlights young musicians collaborating with seasoned performers, emphasizing mentorship, artistic development, and a high level of musical excellence within the Siouxland community. This performance marks an important milestone for youth wind music and celebrates the ensemble’s continued growth.

Sip Happens at The Crown Rooftop Bar at The Warrior Hotel

A cheerful celebration of the night before Friday, centered on lifting a glass to the approaching weekend.

Lincoln Saltdogs at Sioux City Explorers

The Lincoln Saltdogs play the Sioux City Explorers at Lewis and Clark Stadium in Sioux City, Iowa.

Siouxland Asian Festival

The Siouxland Asian Festival returns with a lively community celebration featuring onstage entertainment, a variety of food, and a range of vendors. It brings together performances, flavors, and shopping in a welcoming setting with a festive atmosphere.

Bruce Veneziani at Ickey Nickel

Bruce Veneziani performs at The Ickey Nickel Bar & Grill with a mix of rock, country, and pop spanning the 1970s through the 2000s, combining classic favorites with newer hits.

outside swapmeet

At Sister's Furniture and More, an outdoor swap meet will showcase a lively mix of activity with food vendors and a full slate of sellers presenting items they have put together. The organizers share appreciation for the strong support at the last gathering and anticipate another enjoyable experience. A glimpse of who is setting up is available, with more updates to follow.

Thunder on the Missouri 12

Motorcyclists and other drivers gather at American Legion Post 662 in Sergeant Bluff to receive their riding order, with concessions available for purchase. A Patriot’s Bike Blessing is offered during lineup for anyone who would like a bike or vehicle blessed. All vehicle types are welcome, and Jeep and classic car clubs are encouraged to participate. The procession moves out under a local law enforcement escort, regroups at SSC High School, then continues to Siouxland Freedom Park, where riders circle the park along the walking and biking path. This is a free honor ride. Alcohol is not permitted.

Petco Offsite Adoption Event

A wonderful selection of dogs and cats are waiting to meet you. Cats are available every day for viewing and adoption. All adoptions include initial preventative vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, and a free veterinary health exam. Stop by, shop, say hello, and meet the pets looking for loving homes.

Iowa’s Ethnic Heritage, or “Who Do You Think We Are?”

Explore Iowas immigration history, starting with the Ioway tribe and tracing the arrival of various groups such as Spanish explorers, French trappers, English, Germans, Irish, Scandinavians, Dutch, Czechs, African Americans, Eastern Europeans, and Hispanics. This presentation, led by John Liepa, Professor Emeritus of History and Political Science at Des Moines Area Community College, will examine why these groups left their homelands and how they came to settle in Iowa. Discover who we are as Iowans and who we are becoming in this interactive talk.

Sioux City Explorers vs. Lincoln Saltdogs

See the Sioux City Explorers take on the Lincoln Saltdogs at Mercy Field at Lewis and Clark Park. As a resale marketplace, ticket prices may be above face value.

Sunday Pinball Tournament - Beginners Welcome! — The Warp Zone Bar & Arcade — The Warp Zone Bar & Arcade

Milwaukee Milkmen at Sioux City Explorers

The Sioux City Explorers host the Milwaukee Milkmen for a matchup at Lewis and Clark Stadium in Sioux City, Iowa.

Mike Bernard debuts at River Oaks park

Mike delivers an acoustic set in an unplugged style.

South Sioux City Senior Center - Dinner and Dance

Everyone is welcome to an evening featuring health screenings, dinner, and dancing. Health checks take place first, dinner follows, and the dance concludes the night. A suggested donation of $10.00 is appreciated for the evening, and all proceeds benefit the Senior Center. For more information, call 402-494-1500.

Riverdance 30 – The New Generation

Broadway At The Orpheum presents a 30th anniversary edition of Riverdance at the Orpheum Theatre, honoring the show’s legacy of blending Irish and international dance and music. The production pairs its Grammy winning music with high energy choreography and striking performances that have captivated audiences across the globe. This special tour revitalizes the beloved original with fresh choreography and costumes, along with state of the art lighting, projections, and motion graphics. Leading the way is The New Generation, an ensemble made up entirely of artists who were not yet born when Riverdance first premiered.

Sioux City Explorers vs. Milwaukee Milkmen

Attend a baseball game between the Sioux City Explorers and the Milwaukee Milkmen.

Sip Happens at The Crown Rooftop Bar at The Warrior Hotel

A playful celebration of the evening before Friday, complete with a toast to the weekend ahead.

Josh Wolf: Touring Hard (ages 21 & over)

Josh Wolf performs live at Anthem at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux City in Sioux City. This event features an in-person show at the casino’s Anthem venue.

Smash Bros Ultimate & Melee Tournament — The Warp Zone Bar & Arcade

Take part in a tournament featuring Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Melee at The Warp Zone Bar & Arcade. The entry fee is 5 dollars, and the prize pool is shared by the top three finishers. Tournament rules are available through the provided rules link.

Fishheads at Doxx Warehouse Bar - Saturday, May 30

Fishheads return to Doxx Bar for a lively set of live music and good vibes. The band is back on this stage, bringing a fun atmosphere for fans and friends.

Kevin and Joanne Keanes

Enjoy a performance by Kevin and Joanne Keane at the Betty Strong Encounter Center. Kevin, a lifelong Sioux City resident, has sung at weddings and funerals for many years and has been honored to sing the National Anthem at the NAIA Women’s National Championships. Joanne, originally from Saigon, Vietnam, has been singing and playing guitar since age 14. Together, they sing in the Holy Cross church choir and a smaller ensemble group. Admission is free, and freewill donations are welcome.

Ricochet Leadership Adventure

This two-day leadership camp emphasizes learning by doing. Participants take charge of a meaningful community project and work through hands-on challenges and team-based activities that strengthen creative problem solving and collaboration. It is open to youth in grades 4 through 8, and all campers must have completed the lowest grade listed. The cost is $75. Space is limited, and if the camp reaches capacity, a waiting list is used in case of cancellations. No 4-H membership is required. Additional details will be shared by email prior to the camp.

Astro Camp

NASA Astro Camp gives young learners a chance to dive into STEM and discover more about space through NASA activities. The program encourages big dreams for the future while strengthening skills in science, math, and engineering. It is intended for students in grades 3 to 5, and participants must have completed the lowest grade listed. The fee is $25. Capacity is limited, and once full, additional registrants are placed on a waiting list in case of cancellations. Registration closes five days before the start. Additional details will be emailed to participants before the camp. Fees are used to offset direct expenses and to support the 4-H Youth Development Woodbury County Extension Program. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Good Vibes Highway Tour

Mark Winters brings his Good Vibes Highway Tour to The Sioux City Conservatory of Music in Sioux City for an evening of acoustic rock centered on positivity. This traveling project shares upbeat, nerdy energy with communities across the United States and Canada, weaving humor, heartfelt storytelling, and acoustic harmonies into an uplifting set. Themes of curiosity, kindness, connection, and shining together run through the music, all delivered with a touch of science enthusiasm. A Texas-based singer-songwriter and rocket scientist, Winters blends poetry, a scientific mindset, and community spirit to shape a rock-with-a-positive-vibe sound rooted in rock, blues rock, and pop, with influences that include John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. He first picked up a guitar to play a song for his wife on their anniversary and often crafts lyrics with the concise structure of haiku, a passion for poetry inspired by his grandmother.

Section 7 @ Beat Bash on Main

Section 7’s first outdoor performance of the year takes place at The Beat Bash on Main, held as a booster fundraiser for Melinda's school of dance. This street dance features rock music and welcomes everyone.

ELKS PER GOLF TOURNAMENT

Gather a team for the Elks PER Charity 2026 Golf Tournament, a Texas Scramble with a shotgun start at Elk Point Country Club. Entry is $240 per team and includes 18 holes, a cart, and dinner, with plenty of fun throughout the day. After the round, dinner will be served at the country club, and the excitement continues with pin prizes, raffles, and drawings. Proceeds support the PER Charity account, helping fund scholarships, a veterans event, and other charitable efforts. To register or get more information, call Mike Rigg at 712-898-9622 or Ken Lillie at 712-253-7777. Teams can also register at Elks Lodge #112. The event is sponsored by the PER Association 501-C8 Charity.

Grunge Pop returns to Doxx Warehouse in Sioux City!

Grunge Pop is back at Doxx Warehouse Bar in Sioux City for another appearance. This event marks their return to the venue.

Siouxland Robotics Club Summer Day Camp

At Southern Hills Mall, the Siouxland Robotics Club offers an annual summer day camp designed for students in grades 5 through 7. Participants explore physics, math, and engineering while building and programming LEGO Mindstorms EV3 robots to complete a series of fun, challenging space themed tasks. Activities culminate in Mars focused trials that put each robot through its paces using sensors, motors, and intelligent controllers. Working together throughout the camp, attendees practice teamwork and problem solving while gaining an early start in robotics and STEM.

Outdoor Yoga

Combine a nature walk with a calming practice in this outdoor session. The experience begins with a roughly one mile round trip hike with a moderate incline up to Mount Lucia, followed by a gentle yoga flow focused on stretching and relaxation amid scenic views. All experience levels are welcome, though previous yoga practice can be helpful. Please bring your own towel or yoga mat. The trail climbs steadily and may feel strenuous for some participants. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring water, and keep in mind that shade is limited on Mount Lucia. A blanket under your mat can add an extra barrier from grass and dirt. If weather is unfavorable, the class will move indoors. This is a free class. Instructor: Kari, Registered Yoga Teacher (RYS 200), Yoga Alliance. For more information, call 712-258-0838 or email ksandage@woodburyparks.org.

Babysitting Basics Class

Designed for aspiring babysitters, this two day, hands-on camp builds the knowledge and confidence needed to care for infants and children safely and responsibly. Participants explore child development, practice basic first aid, learn what to do in emergencies, and discover age appropriate activities and foods. A session from Poison Control is included. Everyone will assemble a portable magic bag of go-to items to take along to future jobs. Cost is $75. Space is limited and a waitlist is used if the camp fills. Registration closes five days before the start date. Additional details will be emailed ahead of time. Participants must have completed the lowest grade indicated for this camp. Fees help cover direct expenses and support the 4-H Youth Development Woodbury County Extension Program. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

8th Annual Sergeant Bluff City-Wide Garage Sale

Celebrating its eighth year, this city-wide garage sale brings together neighbors for bargain hunting and community fun. Homes across the community will host sales featuring a wide range of items, from everyday essentials to unique discoveries. A digital map of all registered locations will be shared ahead of time to make planning easy. Some sellers may open outside the standard hours, and those variations will be marked on the map. Whether you are decluttering or searching for a great find, there will be plenty to explore.

Relay Iowa 2026

Registration is open for the 16th annual Relay Iowa 2026, a team relay run that crosses the state of Iowa. Teams may register to participate in this statewide running event. The event takes place at Sergeant Floyd Monument.

WHEEL THROWING: LIDDED CASSEROLE (Art Workshop)

Develop a lidded casserole on the wheel with clear, sequential instruction in a three-part workshop. The first two sessions focus on shaping a functional vessel and crafting a lid that fits properly, and a briefer final meeting explores glazing choices and finishing ideas for the pieces. This class is intended for intermediate students and above. The fee covers access to equipment and tools, clay, glazes, and kiln firings. Tuition is $118, with a 20 percent discount available to members.

Mac'gyver Models Runway Sioux City

Historic 4th Street turns into an outdoor runway as a city-style fashion festival brings together vendors, boutiques, performers, creatives, and local businesses for a full day of fashion, art, and community. Guests can take in professional runway showcases and shop the featured collections on-site, with live entertainment adding to the energy. Highlights include a Kids Posing Contest, a Red Carpet Shootout photo experience, and a silent auction featuring exclusive items and services. The street fills with local vendors, fashion and beauty activations, and food trucks, along with alcohol-free mocktails by Lucky Break. The festivities begin with a ribbon cutting in partnership with the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce, underscoring its place as a community and business event. Designed as an elevated outdoor experience, it transforms the area into a professional platform where businesses can sell, connect, and be seen while the public enjoys an immersive day out.

Bottoms Up Bottom Bulb Race

The Bottoms Up Bottom Bulb Race features a full day of on-track action. Gates open before competitors take to time trials, which lead into eliminations. After the first race concludes, a second race will follow.

Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas

Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas bring the Arcadia Tour to the Orpheum Theatre with special guest Theo Lawrence. Winner of 27 Grammy Awards, Krauss leads a band whose carefully honed sound moves among roots, country, rock and pop. The tour follows Arcadia, released in 2025 as the group’s first studio album since Paper Airplane in 2011. Paper Airplane earned multiple Grammy honors and debuted at number one on the Billboard Country, Bluegrass and Folk album charts. Renowned for compelling live performances, the group has previously appeared at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Greek Theatre, Radio City Music Hall and London’s Royal Festival Hall, and also supported Paul Simon in Hyde Park for the Graceland reunion. On stage, Alison Krauss performs on fiddle and lead vocals, Jerry Douglas adds Dobro, lap steel and vocals, Ron Block plays banjo and guitar with vocals, Barry Bales anchors bass and vocals, and acclaimed tenor Russell Moore contributes guitar, mandolin and lead vocals. Each member maintains a strong solo career, yet together they unite with a shared focus, highlighting masterful musicianship and songs from across their catalog alongside new material from Arcadia.

Busy Bee: Hive Explorers

Young nature enthusiasts can dive into the world of bees and other pollinators in a hands-on camp that explores how a hive functions. Participants will investigate flower anatomy, discover the role pollinators play in our environment, and enjoy a honey themed snack. This experience is for children in grades K to 3 who are excited about science and nature. The fee is $25. Registration closes five days before the start, space is limited, and a waitlist will be used if capacity is reached. Informational emails will be sent in advance. All campers must have completed the lowest grade listed. Program fees help cover direct costs and support the 4-H Youth Development Woodbury County Extension Program. The institution provides equal opportunity.

HBA President's Charity Golf Outing 2026

Spend a day on the course with golf, good food, and friendly competition that supports a worthy cause. The round will begin with a shotgun start, and teams of four will play a best ball format. Entry includes 18 holes with a cart, a meal and a drink, and prizes awarded by flight. Mulligans can be purchased on site. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Siouxland Humane Society. Registration information will be shared soon.

Jr. Detectives: Join the Clue Crew

Budding sleuths will crack codes, search for hidden clues, and dive into hands-on puzzles that stretch problem-solving skills. Participants take on The Case of the Stinky Stench, then design and float their own small boats to complete tricky challenges. This camp is created for children in grades K through 3, and all campers must have completed the lowest grade listed. The fee is $25. Space is limited and a waiting list will be used if the camp fills. Additional details are shared by email before the camp begins. Registration closes five days before the start date. Program fees help cover expenses and support the 4-H Youth Development Woodbury County Extension Program. The host organization is an equal opportunity provider.

Sioux City NAACP Juneteenth Celebration

The Sioux City NAACP celebrates Juneteenth with a free, family friendly gathering that offers music and dancing, educational elements, and soul food. The theme honors the ongoing struggle for freedom, affirming that freedom comes at a cost and evoking the image of breaking chains.

Friday on the Patio: Byron Kuehl

An outdoor set from Byron Kuehl brings live music to the patio. The atmosphere is relaxed, with cold drinks to enjoy while taking in the performance. It fits a low-key night out, whether winding down from the workday, meeting friends, or simply soaking up the music.

Summer Art Camp 🍝🍦Viva Italia🍕🏛

Celebrate the flavors and landmarks of Italy through hands-on art making at a lively summer camp. Young artists will paint, sculpt, and craft pieces inspired by pizza, pasta, gelato, the Colosseum, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Each participant completes five take-home creations that explore clay, pottery, canvas painting, glass fusing, and an art journal. Early bird registration is $175 per camp, and standard registration is $195 per camp. Cancellations require two weeks notice and receive studio credit minus a $20 cancellation fee. Transfers also require two weeks notice, depend on available space, and include a $20 transfer fee collected at the time of the change. If registering with a gift card, please contact Pickled Palette at 712-224-2757.

Global Gourmet: Cooking Around the World

Set out on a culinary journey through four half-day camps that introduce young cooks to flavors and techniques from around the globe. Each session highlights a different country, with hands-on recipes that showcase key ingredients and the traditions behind them. Participants will prepare dishes inspired by Greece, India, Kenya, and Russia while practicing essential kitchen skills. They will review kitchen safety, learn how to read and follow recipes, and create a personal passport with a stamp for every country explored. Registration covers all four sessions. Space is limited, and once full a waiting list will be used in case of cancellations. Additional details will be emailed ahead of time. This program is for students in grades 5 through 8, and completion of grade 5 is required. The cost is $100. Registration closes five days before the start. Fees from this program help cover direct expenses and support the 4-H Youth Development Woodbury County Extension Program. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Friday on the Patio: Trinn Kneifl

Trinn Kneifl performs live on the patio, bringing an open-air atmosphere, relaxed tunes, and chilled drinks. The vibe suits unwinding after work, meeting up with friends, or simply listening with a cold beverage as the music carries the evening.

Red Dirt Road at Doxx Warehouse Bar

Red Dirt Road brings a high-energy concert that blends skilled musicianship, tight vocal harmonies, and a big-stage lighting production for an immersive audio and visual experience. Expect polished arrangements and a vibrant light show that amplifies every song and keeps the momentum going from start to finish.

Rib Fest 2026 Presented by Seaboard Triumph Foods

Siouxland’s signature rib celebration returns for its 16th year with a fresh look and a renewed purpose, presented by Seaboard Triumph Foods. Taste standout barbecue from top Midwest cook teams as they face off in a KCBS-sanctioned competition, with a public tasting that lets attendees weigh in on the favorites. Live music, cold drinks, and a Kids Zone set a lively, family-friendly atmosphere, and ribs tend to go quickly. This festival powers Camp High Hopes, helping remove barriers and foster independence for individuals of all abilities in Siouxland. Admission is $10 in advance or $12 at the gate, and children 12 and under are admitted free.

Jeremy Ober of Brutal Republic @ VFW - Dakota City, IA

Jeremy Ober from Brutal Republic appears at VFW Post 5240 Sather Odgaard in Dakota City, Iowa. The event is open to all ages, and admission is free.

Cooking Skills Academy

Budding chefs can build essential kitchen know-how in a hands-on camp for grades K through 3rd. Through fun practice, participants will work on cutting, spreading, mixing, measuring, pouring, flipping, and assembling. After building confidence with these techniques, they will use their new skills to make a snack to enjoy. This experience is designed for children eager to help out in the kitchen at home. Cost is $25. Space is limited, and when the camp is full participants will be placed on a waiting list in case of cancellations. Registration closes five days before the start. All campers must have completed the lowest grade listed. Additional details will be emailed before the camp. Fees help cover direct expenses and support the 4-H Youth Development Woodbury County Extension Program. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Summer Art Camp 📚🖌Books & Brushes🎨📖

Stories leap from the page in this summer art camp focused on books and creativity. Participants paint, draw, and build projects inspired by favorite stories and characters, and they also make practical pieces such as bookends, bookmarks, and mini libraries. Over the session, each child completes five creations across clay, pottery, canvas, glass fusing, and an art journal. Early Bird registration is $175 per camp, and Standard registration is $195 per camp. Cancellations require at least two weeks’ notice and are issued as studio credit minus a $20 cancellation fee. Transfers also require two weeks’ notice, depend on available space, and include a $20 transfer fee. Gift card registrations can be arranged by contacting Pickled Palette at 712-224-2757.

Karaoke

Enjoy a karaoke session where attendees can step up to the mic and sing. Applaud fellow performers and soak in the music.

Bruce Veneziani at Q & Feather Again

Bruce Veneziani takes the stage at Q And Feather Again with a live set of rock, country, and pop spanning the 1970s through the 2000s. The performance features a mix of timeless favorites and recent hits.

ALCHEMY returns to DOXX!

ALCHEMY takes the stage at DOXX with a rock and roll set packed with hits.

HERd Sense - An Equine Assisted Therapy Group for High School Girls

Prairie River Counseling and STARS Inc present a four-session equine assisted psychotherapy group designed for high school girls preparing for a new school year. The series focuses on building confidence, strengthening self-worth, improving communication, and fostering genuine connection with self and others. Across the four weeks, participants explore forming healthy relationships, cultivating positive body image and self-esteem, navigating challenges with effective communication and problem solving, and weaving these skills into everyday life. Sessions use an experiential, ground-based approach with no riding. A STARS equine specialist and a therapist are present when working with the horses. Activities vary by group goals and may include grooming and observing the herd, storytelling, creative exercises, or structured tasks alongside the horses. This modality brings horses into the therapeutic process, offering an option for teens who feel stuck in traditional talk therapy, prefer to move and work hands-on, or simply appreciate time with equine partners that can reflect emotions and responses like co-therapists. The group meets outdoors when weather allows, so dressing for conditions is encouraged. Water is available, and many participants bring their own water, bug spray, and sunscreen if needed. Cost is $120 with payment plans available, and the event is non-refundable unless canceled by the host. Pre-registration is required, and space is limited to 10 teens.