Events in Sioux Falls, SD

Ricky Tims Quilt Luminarium is a two day class taking place in the Belbas Theatre at the Washington Pavilion. Registration is available through the Washington Pavilion website.

Readers meet in person and online for thoughtful conversations focused on care, caregiving, and connection. The 2026 reading lineup begins in January with Raising Securely Attached Kids by Eli Harwood, a parenting nonfiction selection, and February features The Push by Ashley Audrain, a psychological fiction thriller. March highlights Small Animals: Parenthood in the Age of Fear by Kim Brooks, a work of cultural commentary and nonfiction, with April continuing through What We Carry by Maya Shanbhag Lang, a collection of essays in literary nonfiction. May turns to Everyday Blessings: The Inner Work of Mindful Parenting by John and Myla Kabat-Zinn, rooted in mindfulness and parenting, and June offers We Were the Universe by Kimberly King Parsons, short stories in literary fiction. July centers on When You Care: The Unexpected Magic of Caring for Others by Elissa Strauss, narrative nonfiction on caregiving, while August features Still Alice by Lisa Genova, literary fiction. September focuses on Briefly Perfectly Human by Alua Arthur, a memoir, October explores Sorrowland by Rivers Solomon, speculative horror, November presents The Strange Case of Jane O. by Karen Thompson, speculative mystery, and December concludes with Clever Little Thing by Helena Echlin, a psychological thriller. Attendees choosing the in-person option at Transitions: Doula & Life Services can bring lunch, and a virtual format is available as well.

Frontier Climbing hosts a recurring homeschool climb designed for students and their parents. Participants can climb for $15 per person, and rental gear is included, making it easy for beginners and experienced climbers alike to take part.

The Friday support group provides a welcoming space to decompress at the end of the week and transition into the weekend. Those who arrive earlier can take part in an optional art and craft session with music and light refreshments. Participants may bring their own food or drinks to the meeting.

Pomegranate's Friday Night Farmer's Market takes place at the downtown Cherapa Complex on Reid Place. Expect music performed live, activities for children, and vendors from the local community.

Takyo Jones celebrates a debut album available in vinyl and digital formats with two performances each night at Trio Jazz. Enjoy live renditions of songs from the new release at both shows, and pick up the album in your preferred format.

Raised in Sheridan, Wyoming, Collin channels big-sky roots and a blue-collar drive into a sound that blends tradition with a rebellious streak. Influenced by the storytelling of Jamey Johnson, the raw grit associated with John Fogerty, and the hard-edged intensity of James Hetfield, he delivers country anchored by a sturdy rock pulse. The result is candid, unvarnished music made for dirt roads, intimate rooms, and any place where honest tales count.

This free live show marks a debut performance at The Den Cocktails & Casino, with drinks and live jams on the agenda. The event has been postponed.

The SNS Doughnut Ride is a friendly group outing that welcomes riders of all levels. The pace adapts to who attends, and the route changes each week, typically covering about 30 to 40 miles. Donuts are provided when the ride returns to Spoke-N-Sport. A change for this year... Ryan will be at several disc golf tournaments, and on those weeks John or Peter will step in as substitute ride leaders. Check the event page for updates, including possible gravel and MTB variations during the weeks Ryan is competing.

Bring your cross stitch, embroidery, needlepoint, knitting, crochet, or other needlework projects to a friendly gathering at the Caille Branch Library. Settle in for a relaxed afternoon to work on your pieces, chat with others, swap ideas and techniques, and connect with fellow makers. Open to all, with a welcoming space for every experience level. Whether you are an experienced stitcher or just beginning, enjoy good company and dedicated creative time together.

Start the weekend with a relaxed group spin that blends coffee, conversation, and fresh air. FAB’s monthly Coffee Shop Ride highlights comfortable, bike‑friendly routes around Sioux Falls with a supportive group. Riders gather at The Source Coffee Roastery before setting out, and the ride finishes back at the same spot so there is time for a second cup, a treat, and more conversation. The route rolls along neighborhood streets and through the downtown area for about 10 miles at an easygoing, social pace, and no rider will be left behind. If spending roughly an hour on a bike feels manageable, this outing should be a good fit. Participants should bring a functional bicycle and a helmet, and e‑bikes are welcome. Bringing a few dollars and a Bicycle Benefits sticker can be handy if you plan to grab a beverage or pastry.

Open during extended summer hours, this walk-in craft bar requires no registration. Select a project on arrival and get creative with mini signs, wax bead candles, a hat patch station, or hat burning.

At the Levitt Band Shell in Sioux Falls, the Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together to save lives and offer hope to those impacted by suicide. This noncompetitive event features a walk of about one to three miles and creates space to connect with a supportive community that understands. The program includes an opening ceremony, activities focused on hope and healing, resource tables, and complimentary honor beads for every participant. Details about the route and other Sioux Falls specific information will be shared as the event approaches. Funds raised support AFSP, including mental health research, prevention education, advocacy, and support for loss survivors.

Eerie Echoes Music & More Volume 2 brings a full-day showcase to Bigs Bar, spotlighting underground rock and metal on two stages before shifting into Echoes After Dark for a late-night run of EDM. Stage highlights include Snake Father, Ocean of Illusions, Torment, Greydream, Husk, Tombseeker, and Fear of Falling, alongside Foreword, Indigent, Under Exile, Violenta, Theoretic, and Man Seeking Mountain. Echoes After Dark features sets from Starfox, Agent O, Bloke, rawlz, and Stien. The day also includes a Best Skateboard Trick contest presented by dbzxdgx (Demon Boyz x Demon Girlz), a clothing brand dedicated to raising awareness about mental health, with prizes for the top three entries. Food options range from Double D BBQ and The Corndog Company to Katz Creem Ice-cream, and a vendor market features minds.eye.land.art, Sanctuary Goods, Crystal Muse Artistry, Adrian's Anomalies, Joslynne Kolakowski, Shrunken Head Tattoo, Cranberryboggoblin, and 605 Shieldmaiden. Admission is available for the full event at $20 in advance or $25 the day of, with a $20 option for Echoes After Dark only.

This event features Malediction, a 3D printable miniatures card game that blends the positional tactics of miniature wargames with the customizable depth of competitive card games. Participants assemble a deck, 3D print an army, and command their forces across tactical arenas for a new tabletop experience.

Shop a selection of local markets that bring together crafters, bakers, and jewelers. Pick up bites from food trucks and sip fresh coffee while you browse, with even more to discover.

Hero Haven 2026 Slick Track Nationals presented by Stetts 3D Printing features slick track racing with hot laps, a heat, and a feature. Trophies are awarded to the top ten finishers.

Experience aerial hoop, also called lyra, in a class that blends dance with graceful spins in the air. Working with a taped metal hoop, participants learn flowing sequences that build and challenge strength and mobility. Instruction is progressive, developing the ability to move up, down, and around the hoop with growing confidence.

Settle into a relaxed, come as you are gathering where you can feed your baby, check their weight, and connect over coffee with other mothers. All feeding approaches are welcome, including breastfeeding, pumping, and combination feeding. Expectant mothers are encouraged to attend to learn from others and start building a support network before baby arrives. The circle is facilitated by an IBCLC/CLC who can offer answers to questions, reassurance, weighted feeds, and support. It follows an open house format with no reservations required.

This gentle, low or no impact yoga class is adapted to each participant's needs and limitations. It welcomes anyone living with arthritis, and no prior yoga experience is required.

Hobbit season sets the tone for Magic Mondays at SF Game Chest, with a relaxed emphasis on casual commander play. On select weeks, the schedule features specific WPN events for a different style of gameplay.

Enjoy a relaxed lunch with your young child at Chick-fil-A Empire Place. Parents, grandparents, and caregivers can share time together, and for every adult meal purchased, one kids meal is free. This simple perk helps make mealtime memorable. The offer is exclusive to Chick-fil-A Empire Place.

Mother's Mornings creates a welcoming space for moms to relax and connect. Moms can bring their little ones to color and play in the play area, and a complimentary coffee bar is available with the purchase of a meal. Designed in appreciation of the daily love, care, and sacrifice of motherhood, this gathering offers a comfortable setting for conversation or a quiet break. Available exclusively at Chick-fil-A East Sioux Falls.

A community dinner offers a simple, tasty meal for $5.00, available until supplies run out. Everyone is welcome, and no membership or ownership is required.

A weekly group run with the Sioux Falls Area Running Club takes place at Great Bear Ski Valley during the park’s Chill at the Hill series. Runners of all paces are welcome. After the run, food trucks, live music, and beverages create a lively community atmosphere.

This support group welcomes participants regardless of Active Generations membership. Nonmembers are welcome to attend.

Organized play for Malediction features a 3D printable miniatures card game that combines the positioning tactics of miniature wargames with the customization of competitive card games. Participants build a deck, print an army, and command their forces across tactical tabletop battles.

Take part in a friendly Chase the Ace fundraiser at Eastway Bowl that supports dancers preparing for a ReliaQuest Bowl performance trip. Participants can purchase raffle tickets with cash only, priced at $5 for one ticket or $20 for five, for a chance to reveal the Ace of Hearts and claim the jackpot. At each drawing, one ticket is selected and the holder chooses an envelope. If the Ace of Hearts appears, the jackpot is awarded. If it does not, 20 percent of the pot goes to the selected participant, 30 percent rolls over to build the jackpot, and 50 percent benefits the ReliaQuest Bowl fundraiser.

Born Of Osiris performs at ICON, joined by Sinking Under, Zenith, and Dissipated. All ages are welcome.

Rev It Up Grille inside Thunder Road hosts a weekly trivia night with no entry fee to compete, prize drawings, and awards for the top three teams. Teams of any size are welcome, from small pairs to big groups. Food and beverages are served throughout, and options include dirty sodas along with drink specials. Whether the plan is to chase a top spot or simply enjoy an easygoing evening of questions with friends, this recurring meetup offers a lively way to put knowledge to the test.

A one-night Dirty Dancing themed experience transforms The Social into a tribute to the film’s summer romance and coming-of-age story. The evening delivers dinner theater energy with live dueling pianos, as Dueling Duo plays beloved songs that spark singalongs. Ambience comes from Accents Design and Event Rental, with catering by Bluestem. Highlights include nods to the movie’s iconic choreography, including the signature lift, wrapped in nostalgia, romance, rhythm, and a hint of rebellion. Guests can dress up or keep it casual and attend with a partner, a group of friends, or simply a long-standing love for the film. The focus is on rekindling the songs, scenes, and feelings that have resonated for decades.

Gobo, Red, Mokey, Wembley, and Boober set out to reassemble the legendary Celebration Stone, a long-lost Fraggle treasure said to bring everyone together for an epic celebration. Their quest carries them through new caves in Fraggle Rock and beyond, where they uncover unexpected magic and learn to collaborate as they search for the missing pieces. Inspired by the Emmy-winning Apple TV series, this live stage production showcases the signature comedy, music, and dance associated with the Jim Henson Company. The performance features new walkaround takes on the Fraggles, puppet Doozers at work, an appearance by a giant Gorg, and brand-new creature characters crafted by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop. Fan-favorite songs and vivid stage effects invite audiences back into the world of Fraggle Rock. Written and directed by John Tartaglia, whose credits include Avenue Q, Shrek the Musical, and Stephen Schwartz’s The Secret Silk, this inaugural live show includes immersive in-theater effects, moments that invite audience participation, and warm, humorous storytelling. It is created with families and first-time young theatergoers in mind, while also welcoming longtime Fraggle fans.

At the Sioux Falls Convention Center, this evening highlights how Lifeline Children's Services of South Dakota, together with local church partners, serves vulnerable children, women, and families through adoption, pregnancy ministry, global orphan care, and Harbor Families. Guests are welcomed as doors open, with appetizers available before the program. A complimentary dinner is served as the program begins. The event is reserved for adults. Lifeline Children's Services of South Dakota and Harbor Families rely on the generosity of donor partners, and there will be an opportunity during the program to make a financial faith investment in Lifeline's South Dakota ministry. The program also shares stories from South Dakota families engaged with Harbor Families and adoption.