Events in Sioux Falls, SD

Join fellow South Dakota Mines alumni and other professionals for the monthly Hardrocker Power Lunch at Minervas in Sioux Falls. This in-person lunch is a chance to step away from your desk, enjoy great food, and connect over conversation. The gathering is held in the lower level of Minerva's, with lunches available on separate tickets and the option to bring a colleague.

Make summer lunch breaks more enjoyable with weekly outdoor music downtown, taking place Thursday through Saturday at rotating locations such as Cherapa Place, The Steel District, and Phillips Avenue Plaza. Each spot features several food options alongside live performances from local artists for an easygoing midday experience.

Chase the Ace Fundraiser at Eastway Bowl blends a raffle-style game with support for dancers heading to a ReliaQuest Bowl performance trip. Tickets are cash only, priced at $5 for one or $20 for five. Participants buy raffle tickets for a chance to uncover the Ace of Hearts. A single ticket is selected each week and the holder chooses an envelope. If the Ace of Hearts is inside, the jackpot is awarded. If it is not found, 20 percent of that night’s winnings go to the weekly winner, 30 percent roll back into the growing jackpot, and 50 percent support the ReliaQuest Bowl fundraiser for the dancers.

Nuggets of Knowledge is a family-friendly trivia night at Chick-fil-A Empire Place. It is free to play and requires no reservations. Participants can dine in while tackling questions for all ages and compete for prizes, including free Chick-fil-A, Chick-fil-A swag, and stuffed cows. Teams of friends and families are welcome.

Rev It Up Grille at Thunder Road hosts a weekly trivia night with free entry. Expect prizes at the door and awards for first, second, and third place teams. There is no limit on team size, so groups of any size can participate. Food and drinks are served throughout, including dirty sodas and drink specials. It is designed for both serious competitors and anyone in the mood for a laid back trivia outing.

Bruce Veneziani presents a live mix of rock, country, and pop favorites spanning the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. The set ranges from timeless classics to contemporary hits.

Camp Comfort, a band from the Black Hills of South Dakota, brings a reggae rock foundation shaped by a range of influences and a track record of lively, crowd-energizing performances. Bijou Belle & The RathCo adds an alt pop and indie flair from Rapid City, with recent exposure on The Voice as part of Team Adam. The concert is set at Levitt at the Falls, an outdoor, family-friendly space in Falls Park West known for summer music. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a free evening in downtown Sioux Falls. JJ’s bar at the Levitt will host happy hour, and food options will be available from Rolling Hills Pizza, Taverns and Tots, The Hangover Hut, and Street Sweets. Support comes from Cutler Law Firm, MidAmerican Energy, and MarketBeat.

Tee it up at the Kidz-N-Coats Classic at Prairie Green Golf Course, a four-person scramble priced at $500 per team. Entry includes 18 holes with a cart, a goodies bag, and lunch after the round. Teams compete for awards and door prizes, with placements recognized through third place, and raffles add to the excitement. Hole-in-one challenges offer the chance to win $10,000 or a new vehicle sponsored by Vern Eide. The tournament benefits Kidz-N-Coats, a charity that provides new coats and school supplies to children in need across the Sioux Empire, helping families face harsh winter weather and working toward warming kids one coat at a time.

A daylong Sewing Social at Heirloom Creations, formerly called a sewing retreat, offers a relaxed, friendly setting for people to work on sewing, embroidery, or serger projects and connect with fellow makers. Participants bring their own machine and a current or next project, along with creativity. There is ample room to spread out, with cutting tables and ironing stations to keep the workflow smooth, and irons and cutting mats are provided. Whether piecing a quilt, stitching an embroidery design, or finishing a garment, this is time set aside to focus, create, and share ideas. Staff from Heirloom Creations are available throughout the day for limited assistance and to answer questions. Enjoy the motivation of a creative community and a flexible pace, with the option to stay for the full session or drop in as schedules allow. Capacity is limited. The class fee is $25. Nearby lunch choices include Panera Bread, Noodles & Company, Marco’s Pizza, Qdoba, Jimmy John’s, and more.

A laid-back summer patio grill-out series at the Co-op features food cooked to order and a menu that changes each week. Pick out the items you want inside, bring the receipt to the grill, and consider grabbing a beverage in the store to go with your meal. There is always a vegetarian choice, grilling continues while supplies last, and everyone is welcome to shop at the Co-op.

Celebrate summer with a rotating lineup of local food trucks at First Bank & Trust Sioux Falls - Dawley Farms. Everyone is welcome, and no customer status is required to participate. Attendees purchase their own meals directly from the vendors and can explore a variety of flavors from the area.

This in-person and virtual book discussion brings readers together to explore stories and ideas centered on care, caregiving, and connection. The in-person gathering welcomes packed lunches at Transitions: Doula & Life Services, while online participation is available for those who prefer a virtual option. The 2026 reading lineup spans parenting and mindfulness nonfiction, literary and psychological fiction, memoir, essays, and speculative mystery and horror, with selections such as Raising Securely Attached Kids by Eli Harwood, The Push by Ashley Audrain, Small Animals: Parenthood in the Age of Fear by Kim Brooks, What We Carry by Maya Shanbhag Lang, Everyday Blessings: The Inner Work of Mindful Parenting by John and Myla Kabat-Zinn, We Were the Universe by Kimberly King Parsons, When You Care: The Unexpected Magic of Caring for Others by Elissa Strauss, Still Alice by Lisa Genova, Briefly Perfectly Human by Alua Arthur, Sorrowland by Rivers Solomon, The Strange Case of Jane O. by Karen Thompson, and Clever Little Thing by Helena Echlin.

Mary’s Mountain Cookie Bus Stop is partnering with Dakota News Now for Fridays on the Plaza, bringing cookies to the event location.

Frontier Climbing offers a homeschool climbing session twice monthly on the first and third Fridays. Homeschool students and their parents can climb for a discounted $15 rate, and rental gear is included.

Join a 21+ cocktail tasting tour where you’ll sample a featured cocktail served in multiple bar versions each month. The tour starts with a light appetizer, then you’ll visit three bars to taste their takes on the featured drink. As you go, you’ll rate each cocktail to help pick that week’s winner, and a certificate is provided to the winning cocktail. Alcoholic beverages are included in the tour price.

Unwind at a Friday support group that helps you decompress after the week and ease into a relaxing weekend. An optional art and craft session is also available, featuring music and light refreshments. Attendees are welcome to bring their own food or drinks to enjoy during the meeting.

Pomegranate's market features live music, activities for kids, and local vendors from the area. It takes place downtown at the Cherapa Complex on Reid Place.

Four Winds Music & Art Fest 2026 brings a two day celebration of live music to downtown Sioux Falls, with stages at ICON, DADA Gastropub, Club David, Full Circle Coop and Vishnu Bunny. Friday features AS CITIES BURN, PSYCHOSTICK and GREEN JELLO alongside Go For Gold, From This Day Forward, Temple of Soil, Strange New Faces, Dot Dot Curve, Sinking Under, Zenith, Red Maker, Lilac Jam, Embedded In Flesh presenting an album release, Dragged Out To sea, Expereyemental marking an album release, Graveyard Choir, Hot Fuzz, Useless eyes, Rcano, The Degenerates, Ch6r6z6rd, Spirits and Sirens, Fueled by spite, Leading Last, No Advisory, Mairghread, Dreamfly, Public figure, Feverest, Goodfire, Space to play and Freya Jane & The Nightshades. Saturday continues with THE FALL OF TROY and SPITALFIELD joined by Lobby Boxer, Danny Stevens of The Audition, Treehouse!, God Cult, Tuff Roots, Mark Joseph, Long Rest, March In Arms, Reviver, Enlightened Ones, Flagrant, Cweezy, Exhausted, Sad Planet, Dakotah Faye, Indigent, The Squirez, H.E.A.T., 12.5 Charlies, Shurr Jr, Visualantes, The grave Itself, 4 worn Nation, Jay Greybuffalo, Kevin McClure, WILL, Dubber, Yosephmoon, Choy, UNthroned, Silent1of1, Jaden H, Rival Within, Emerald Skies, Angel BP, Lilac Kings, Fatal Fall, Dissipated, Lawjik, Tj F1ght, Times Four, Error of Humanity and Silo of Paul. All ages are welcome, single day tickets are $30 and weekend passes are $45, with support from Common Sense, Herb and Legend, Sunny Radio 93.3 and The Dakota Scout.

Celebrate the close of summer with an aerial arts showcase that highlights movement, creativity, and the dedication of a vibrant community. Friday Night Flights brings youth and adult performers to the stage to unveil routines they have been refining all season, featuring graceful sequences, thrilling drops, and storytelling in the air. Presented by South Dakota Aerial & Arts, the evening also includes a raffle, with proceeds supporting the Performance Team. Tickets are offered at tiered rates: $14 in advance, $15 with cash at the door, and $17 with card at the door. Children 5 and under attend free. Performers may apply to take part, with space limited to 25 acts. The first solo and one group number are included at no cost, and each additional piece is $75. A spot is confirmed once music, an introduction, and the performance entry are fully submitted.

Join a relaxed evening for young adults to hang out, meet new people, and connect with friends. There will be fun activities planned, but you can also just enjoy the time and conversation. Meal will be provided, and everyone is welcome to come alone or with friends.

Pert Near Sandstone showcases an inventive approach to acoustic music, shaped by two decades of songwriting and strong Minnesota roots. The group blends old-time and bluegrass traditions with a restless, almost punk spirit, pushing their string-band sound into fresh territory. This free, family-friendly outdoor concert takes place at Levitt at the Falls in Falls Park West, right in downtown Sioux Falls. MoonCats opens. JJ’s bar at the venue hosts a happy hour, and a variety of food options will be on site, including The Lunch Box Sufu, La Sabrosita, Double D BBQ, and Street Sweets. Support for the concert comes from Midco, the Americana Series sponsor CorTrust Bank, and 2026 Season Presenting Sponsor MarketBeat.

Head to Levitt at the Falls for a free outdoor concert featuring Pert Near Sandstone. The night includes food trucks and a local opening act, with happy hour at JJ’s bar at 6:00 PM. Music starts at 7:00 PM, and the concert runs until 9:30 PM. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a family-friendly summer show in downtown Sioux Falls.

Catch a country music lineup at Denny Sanford PREMIER Center in Sioux Falls featuring Riley Green, Justin Moore, Mackenzie Carpenter, and Adam Hood. The show kicks off in the evening.

DJ Travis hosts karaoke for an evening of singing.

Designed for preteens and teens interested in babysitting, this hands-on Safe Sitter Course is presented by Vital Response Training Studio and taught by Vital Response Training at the Transitions: Doula & Life Services office. Participants learn how to keep children safe and prevent injuries, practice core childcare routines, handle urgent situations with confidence, and understand the fundamentals of first aid. The class also covers how to respond to choking, introduces CPR awareness, and builds skills for guiding behavior and acting professionally, all while strengthening confidence as a caregiver. The curriculum follows widely recognized safety and emergency preparedness principles that align with standards used by organizations such as the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross. The cost is $150 per participant and includes course materials and lunch. Ideal for young people starting out as babysitters or looking to sharpen their caregiving and safety skills.

Digz4Kidz returns with an adult sand volleyball fundraiser supporting Fun & Friends, which provides social programming for children with disabilities in the Sioux Falls area. Over its history, the event has raised more than $15,000 for community causes. Competition includes adult 4-on-4 competitive, adult 6-on-6 recreational, and 6-on-6 youth divisions, using a straight double-elimination format with no pool play. Adult rosters must include three females and three males, and teams may have more females if they choose. Youth teams for players 17 and under may include any mix of boys and girls, with all players under 18. All participants receive a shirt, and the day features a food truck, 50/50 drawings, and door prizes. During registration, teams will be asked to provide a roster and shirt sizes. If sizes are not submitted by the guaranteed-size deadline, default packs will be assigned consisting of two medium, two large, and two extra large for adult teams, and two small, two medium, and two large for youth teams. Businesses and individuals are welcome to contribute prizes, giveaways, or monetary support, and the event is organized by a single coordinator who invites volunteers to help before and during the fundraiser.

Enjoy yoga in the fresh air at Lloyd Landing, surrounded by the park’s natural scenery. Sessions emphasize improving flexibility and posture and share simple methods for relieving stress. This is a free series with no registration required. A limited number of mats will be available on a first come, first served basis. There will be no session on July 4.

Hosted by Los Campeones Sioux Falls, this second annual all-women, unsanctioned powerlifting competition features a full meet format with three attempts each on the squat, bench press, and deadlift. The event is planned to take place outdoors, weather permitting. Lifters of every experience level are welcome, making it a solid choice for a first competition or a chance to push for new personal bests. All weights will be loaded in pounds. Comfortable workout attire is acceptable and a singlet is not required. A meet shirt is included with registration, and early bird pricing is available for those who register ahead of time. Weigh-ins can be completed at the host gym the day before during staffed hours or on meet day.

Enjoy a walk-in craft bar experience with no sign-up needed. Choose your project on the spot, with options like mini signs, wax bead candles, a hat patch bar, and hat burning. Settle in and get creative at your own pace.

This competitive cEDH event from Turbulent Games uses Competitive Rules Enforcement and allows proxies. Entry is $60. The tournament runs Swiss rounds with a cut to the top 10, scoring 5 points for a win, 1 for a draw, and 0 for a loss, with OPW serving as the tiebreaker. There will be no 3 player pods. Prizes include first place Lions Eye Diamond, second place Scalding Tarn (Borderless) (Dragonscale Foil), third place Revised Savannah, fourth place Paths of the Dead - Cavern of Souls (Borderless) (Surge Foil), and $30 in store credit for fifth through eighth.

A free, family friendly outdoor festival presented by Roots of Brasil fills the day with music, food, and community spirit. Enjoy a diverse mix of live performances across multiple genres, then explore the food tent and beer garden featuring craft beers, sangrias, and nonalcoholic favorites to pair with tasty bites. Kids can dive into a dedicated zone packed with outdoor activities and games, making it easy for families to spend time together. Browse vendor booths offering a range of products. While admission is free, a VIP option is available for purchase that includes access to air conditioning, indoor restrooms, and specialty drinks. Designed as a welcoming space to connect and celebrate culture, Roots Fest highlights shared heritage and a vibrant, diverse future.

The Rush & Rush for the Causes Golf Tournament brings golfers together for a shotgun start in a four person scramble format. Entry is $100 per player, and payouts are based on participation with flighted divisions. Only the team captain needs to register a team. An after tournament gathering at The Rush features prizes, food, and games. Volunteers are welcome, including those who are not golfing. Support opportunities include hole sponsorships at $200 when a sponsor provides a sign or $250 with a sign created by the organizers, hole promotion with a sign and table for $500, and team sponsorships at $400 with the option to supply players or have a team filled.

Excite Experiences is marking its 15th year with a free, casual tour party in Sioux Falls. Guests can meet the team, get a first look at the 2027 tour lineup, and connect with fellow travelers in a relaxed setting with no pressure and no sales pitch. The program reflects on fifteen years of stories and memories while looking ahead, and includes giveaways, homemade chocolate chip cookies, and refreshments. Friendly conversation among people who love to travel is at the heart of the gathering, and it just might inspire ideas for a future adventure.

Four Winds Saturday is an all-ages event featuring music and an alternative lineup at Icon Events & Dada Gastropub. Doors open at 2:00 PM, with activities running until 11:30 PM. Tickets are limited to 10 for GA, and eTickets are available for mobile display or printing. Will call is held at the venue box office.

Come enjoy a live performance by Mark Joseph at Vishnu Bunny Tattoo and Piercing in Sioux Falls. The show starts in the afternoon, with tickets available through the listed ticket partners.

This organized play event features Malediction, a miniatures card game built around 3D printed figures. The game blends miniature wargame style positioning with the deep, customizable deck building found in competitive card games. Participants assemble a deck, print their army, and command it across tactical battlefields.

Mississippi Heat delivers a powerful Chicago blues showcase led by Pierre Lacocque, a Chicago Blues Hall of Fame harmonica player and songwriter. The band blends fresh creativity with classic tradition, drawing on more than three decades of international touring, earning praise from peers and fans, and topping blues radio charts. The Bodhi Linde Blues Trio opens the show. Levitt at the Falls provides an outdoor, family-friendly setting in Falls Park West with free live music throughout the season, and this concert is free to attend in downtown Sioux Falls. Happy hour is available at JJ’s bar at the Levitt, and food trucks on site include 605 Island Guy, Black Iron Waffles, Ollies, and Street Sweets. Concert support is provided by Dorsey & Whitney Trust Company, with the Blues Series supported by First Bank & Trust and the 2026 Season presented by MarketBeat.

Catch nationally touring stand-up comedian Edward Bell at Lucky’s, with special guest Austin Black and more to be announced. The show runs in the evening with doors opening beforehand, and seating is first-come, first-served with premier front-row seating available.

Catch Mississippi Heat at Levitt at the Falls for a live set as part of the Levitt at the Falls series. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM.

Thunderstruck, billed as America’s AC/DC tribute, delivers a faithful, high-energy show that captures the charge and familiarity fans expect. Kyle LaPato channels the Angus Young persona from the 70s and 80s, while Bobby Lee Stamper handles vocals spanning both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras. Kevin Feller on rhythm guitar, Corey Baetz on drums, and Chris Jones on bass lock in a powerful foundation that drives the performance. STRANG DAZE appears as the special guest. Tickets are $15 in advance, $25 on the day of show, or $150 for a table for four.

Explore a community marketplace filled with local vendors, including artisans, bakers, and jewelry makers, alongside food trucks and freshly brewed coffee, with plenty more to discover.

Designed for adults 16 and older, this beginner aerial hoop class, also called lyra, explores dancing and spinning on a taped metal hoop. Instruction focuses on sequences that build strength and mobility, using a progressive approach that teaches how to move up, down, and around the hoop.

Steely Dane brings its multiple award-winning tribute to Steely Dan and Donald Fagen to Sioux Falls Orpheum Theater Center, focusing on meticulous renditions paired with an energetic live feel. A lineup of standout Midwest jazz and rock musicians recreates the touring band format, complete with a four-piece horn section and two background vocalists. The performance spans crowd favorites and deeper tracks, and at times features full-album sets, offering a comprehensive celebration of the music.

Join in for an open game night at tre Ministries with board games, card games, puzzles, and plenty of time to hang out. Pool, ping pong, and foosball are available too, so bring your friends and get ready for a fun evening.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert at Levitt at the Falls featuring The Clover Fold. The music starts at 7:00 PM, with an opening act listed as Tom Watson & Friends. There will also be a happy hour at 6:00 PM at JJ’s bar, and several food trucks will be available for dinner and snacks.

Country singer Paul Cauthen is performing live at The District / Pepper Entertainment. The show is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM.

Women’s college volleyball takes center stage at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, SD with a full weekend of matchups. Friday features Creighton vs Purdue along with Minnesota vs Arizona State. Saturday continues with Creighton vs Minnesota and Arizona State facing Southern Cal (USC). Sunday wraps up the showcase with Creighton against Southern Cal (USC). Match times are subject to change to accommodate national television scheduling.

Join a relaxed young adult hangout at Riverdale Park where you can meet and connect with other young adults. Come by yourself or bring friends, and everyone is welcome.

Wild Colonial Bhoys, the Irish-American rockers from Minnesota, bring their high-energy take on Celtic rock, drawing on more than two decades of spirited performances. Their live show is known for electric intensity and joyful crowd connection, welcoming both longtime followers and first-time listeners. The night opens with Badhardt. A happy hour is available at JJ’s bar at the Levitt, and food options include Southern Perfection BBQ, King of Gyros, Valentino’s, and Street Sweets. Levitt at the Falls is an outdoor, family-friendly venue in Falls Park West that hosts live music all summer. Attendees can bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a free concert in downtown Sioux Falls. Support for this concert comes from Lloyd, First PREMIER Bank, and MarketBeat.

A casual playdate at McKennan Park invites incoming kindergarteners for the 2026 to 2027 school year and their families to meet, play, and start building connections ahead of the new school year. Children can enjoy time together while parents and caregivers get acquainted, creating new friendships and reconnecting with familiar faces.

The fourth annual Mitakuye Owas’iƞ, All My Relatives, Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ Festival fills Levitt at the Falls with a full day of community, creativity, and culture, offering experiences for all ages. The schedule features live concert performances on the Levitt stage, a fashion show, featured speakers with cultural presentations, a visual arts exhibition at Rehfeld’s Art & Framing, a vendor market highlighting local artisans, a range of food trucks, and interactive activities for children and families. The event is sponsored by the Wokini Initiative of South Dakota State University, which is dedicated to expanding educational opportunities and cultural programming for Native American students and communities. Appreciation is extended to the festival planning committee and all who contribute their time, effort, and passion. Support for this project also comes from the Smithsonian’s “Our Shared Future: 250,” a Smithsonian-wide initiative backed by private philanthropy that commemorates the nation’s 250th anniversary and advances the Smithsonian vision for the next 250 years.

Join the 9th annual Pars and Pubs in downtown Sioux Falls for a fun social pub crawl that adds a mini golf twist. Teams will move from bar to bar within walking distance, playing a total of 9 custom mini golf holes. Costumes are encouraged, and there will be prizes for the best team costume, best and worst team scores, plus individual hole prizes and door prizes. The golfing runs from noon to 4:00 PM, then teams bring their scorecards to Wiley’s for awards starting at 4:30 PM, with additional door prize opportunities for teams present at Wiley’s.

An annual, one-of-a-kind community market transforms the day and evening with shopping, dining, and entertainment at the 605 Made Night Market. This free summer event showcases local makers, chefs, and performers. 605 Made is co-organized by Sew Doggy Boutique and SiouxFalls.Business, and is sponsored by The First National Bank in Sioux Falls, Active Generations, and Dakota Business Finance. Vendor applications are managed only by the organizers, not by individual posters. If application links are not visible on the event page, message the organizers through their business pages to be connected with the application.

Rock out with a Led Zeppelin tribute performance featuring “Houses of the Holy” at Bigs Bar Live. Come enjoy an in-person show that brings the classic sound of Zeppelin to the stage, with free parking available. All ages are welcome.

Featuring 3x3, 2x2, 6x6, 3x3 Blindfolded, 3x3 One-Handed, and Clock, this competition offers a full slate of puzzle events. Participation is limited to 75 competitors. Registration opens for this limited field as noted by the organizers.

A relaxed morning meet-up for riders at Vern Eide Powerhouse centers on bikes, coffee, and conversation. Expect hot coffee, a casual bike show that welcomes whatever you ride, and plenty of chances to chat with fellow riders. The atmosphere is pressure free, with no judging and no trophies... just time to connect. Bring a bike to show it off, see what others rolled in on, and meet people from the local riding community. Arrive when it suits you and stay as long as you like. No registration is required.

LifeLight Festival brings Sioux Falls together for a free day centered on faith, music, and community. It offers uplifting performances, meaningful moments, and plenty of family fun. The lineup features headliner Danny Gokey alongside KB, Willie Robertson of Duck Dynasty, Josh Brewer, Cochren & Co., Rhett Walker, Emerson Day, Jesse LaBelle, and more. Beyond the concerts, there are worship experiences, action sports and stunt showcases, a kids zone with inflatables and activities, local food trucks, vendors and merchandise, and messages of hope to encourage and uplift. Open to everyone, this community celebration highlights connection and inspiration.

A casual playdate at McKennan Park welcomes incoming 2026-2027 kindergarteners and their families. The gathering offers time to meet future classmates, play together, and begin building connections before the school year begins. Children can make new friends while families reconnect with familiar faces in a relaxed park setting.

Willy’s 3rd Annual Car Show returns to Willy’s Hobby Shop with a broad mix of vehicles to explore. Last year more than 200 vehicles were on display. Food will be available for purchase from Street Taterz, Mississippi Smoke, Roscoe’s Kitchen, and the Mr. Churro Mexican dessert truck. Vehicle classes are listed on the event flyer.

The banquet at Lincoln High recognizes the 2026 class of the Lincoln High Hall of Fame and features their biographies and photos.

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.

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.

SiouxperCon 2026 brings the area's largest pop culture event to the Sioux Falls Convention Center. Ages 12 and under are free all weekend with a children's ticket required.

Get ready for a Grease-themed dueling pianos party at The Social, where the soundtrack takes center stage and the dance floor stays busy. Dueling Duo powers the night with high-energy piano showdowns, familiar favorites, and interactive moments that keep the crowd singing and moving. Food is provided by Bluestem Catering, and the space features themed decor along with a photo spot to capture the fun. Expect an upbeat atmosphere that invites plenty of sing alongs and carefree dancing. Pink Ladies and T-Birds style is encouraged, costumes are optional, and a playful attitude fits right in. Tickets are $75.

At The Thirsty Duck, experience a tribute to the top tunes from the 8-track and cassette years, offering a nostalgic soundtrack for fans of tape-era music.

An anniversary party honoring 20 years of music from Undercover takes place at El Riad Shrine, a live music and dance venue in South Dakota. Presented in partnership with the Shrine, the celebration looks back on two decades together and directs proceeds to the Shriner Children's Mission.

Celebrate Halloween at the zoo with festive photo backdrops, up-close animal moments, and complimentary candy available with paid admission or a current membership. Costumes are welcome to add to the fun.

ZooBoo brings Halloween fun to the GPZ Campus with a celebration designed for kids and adults alike. Expect a lively, family friendly atmosphere, with additional details to be shared as plans are finalized. Updates to Sioux Falls Zoo & Aquarium memberships affect admission to ticketed events such as Egg-stravaganza, Summer Celebration, and ZooBoo. Event access is included only with Monarch memberships, while Gold and Standard members can purchase discounted member tickets. Legacy benefits for memberships bought before the update will be honored through the remainder of the one year term. These changes address rising operating costs and support a strong guest experience across SFZA campuses.

Novel Lattes, previously called Literature & Lattes, is the largest clean book festival in the United States. Authors from South Dakota and from around the country gather to celebrate books and coffee. It is designed for readers, writers, and coffee enthusiasts, ideal for anyone who enjoys settling in with a good read while the scent of coffee drifts through the air. Organizers share announcements about attending authors and craft vendors multiple times each week. The festival takes place at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center.

Zac Brown Band will take the stage with Brothers Osborne as the special guest. Tickets will be offered to the general public, with options for early access through an artist presale and a venue presale that uses the code KNEEDEEP. Tickets are available exclusively through AXS or by purchasing in person at the KELOLAND Box Office.

Settle into a three day sewing retreat at Hilton Garden Inn Sioux Falls South, where a spacious conference room is reserved for makers to spread out, stitch, and connect. Bring your own sewing and embroidery machines along with projects, and work at your own pace in a relaxed setting. Guidance from Sara will be available throughout to help with machine troubleshooting, embroidery tips, and stitching questions. When you need supplies or inspiration, the Heirloom Creations store is just across the parking lot. Come and go as your schedule allows, with optional daily activities planned to build skills and meet fellow sewists. Each day begins with breakfast or brunch, and snacks and beverages are provided, while participants handle their own lunch and dinner with more than 20 dining options a block away. Special room rates make it easy to turn the retreat into an overnight getaway. An early enrollment price of $249, regularly $299, is available by calling Heirloom Creations at 605-332-4435. Space is limited for this inaugural gathering.

Make a difference in the lives of local patients by donating blood. Scheduling a donation is encouraged.

This winter, let curiosity run wild! In collaboration with the Great Plains Zoo and Butterfly House & Aquarium, the Wild About Science series offers live animal encounters and family fun. Get up close with turtles and tortoises, discovering details about their shells, habitats, and unique abilities. The event features hands-on activities and expert insights.