Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and there’s no better place to celebrate love than in the heart of downtown Sioux Falls. Whether you’re planning a first date or a much-needed night out with your partner, these ideas will help you create a memorable evening.
1. Dinner at Bibisol – Start your evening with a delicious meal at this cozy spot featuring incredible authentic Mexican cuisine.
2. Catch a Movie at State Theatre – Step back in time at the beautifully restored State Theatre. Share some popcorn and enjoy a wide variety of films in an elegant setting.
3. Drinks at Myrtle’s Fur Vault and Bar – Sip on craft cocktails in this speakeasy-style bar with a chic and intimate vibe. It’s the perfect spot to connect over your favorite drinks.
4. Games at 81 Arcade Bar – If you’re in the mood for fun, challenge your date to some retro arcade games! A little friendly competition always adds excitement.
5. Coffee or Tea at The Source Coffee Roastery & Taproom – End the night on a sweet note with a cozy coffee or tea date. Their warm ambiance and expertly brewed drinks make for a relaxing end to your Valentine’s adventure.
Make this Valentine’s Day one to remember by exploring the best of downtown Sioux Falls. Whether you go for just one idea or all five, you’re sure to have a night full of fun!
Want a taste of what awaits in downtown Sioux Falls’ growing Uptown area?
Think gourmet cookies, chef-driven sandwiches, one-of-a-kind gifts and new arrivals all the time.
“We just had our three-year anniversary in December and still hear from people who weren’t aware of us being downtown, and they’re always amazed when they find us,” said Becky McElroy, who opened a Sioux Falls Mary’s Mountain Cookies with her husband, Dave, in the boardwalk at the Cascade building — 701 N. Phillips Ave.
“They don’t know the Cascade or all this development exists. We know about it. We know about The Steel District, and it’s all over the news, but people still don’t realize how much has changed.”
This weekend — and the rest of the month — is a great time to venture downtown and make sure you head north while you’re there.
The semi-annual Winter Crazy Days: Shop & Stroll runs Jan. 17-20 featuring special offers at more than two dozen participating retailers.
For the first time, Mary’s Mountain Cookies is among them.
“I thought I’d give it and try and we’ll see how people respond,” McElroy said. “We’ll be doing prize drawings for gift card each day and then a larger one at the end for everyone who entered.”
Plus, take advantage of a daily special: Buy six gourmet cookies, get two free.
There are more than 20 flavors, including seasonal rotations such as the featured molasses, raspberry cheesecake, mint grinch and peppermint panda.
“Overall we were up 20 percent last year, so we were happy and thankful and grateful,” McElroy said. “People are realizing we’re here, they love our cookies and they are coming back again and again.”
Other downtown retailers in the Uptown area also will be experiencing their first Crazy Days event.
Find them at The Steel District by taking Phillips Avenue north to Fourth Street and then turning east.
“People are still discovering us, which is fun to see,” said Alicia Engelking, owner of Basque Boutique, which is located in the first floor of The Steel District’s apartment and condominium building at 151 E. 4th Place.
“Every week I hear ‘I didn’t know all this was here.’ Activity is increasing, especially on weekends.”
Her boutique features a range of women’s apparel and accessories along with permanent jewelry and gift items.
“We are really excited about our spring line that is coming in. We have a couple of brands that aren’t carried anywhere else arriving and we are excited to see how they do,” Engelking said. “Hopefully, everyone loves the items as much as I do.”
The store will offer “Denim Days” all week including Crazy Days, with 20 percent off all denim in store and online, plus 10 percent off permanent jewelry and a freshly stocked sale rack.
Mark your calendar for Feb. 13 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. when the boutique will host a “Galentine’s Day” event with drinks, music, permanent jewelry and 15 percent off the whole store.
“For those who aren’t familiar with Galentine’s it’s meant to celebrate female friendships and to encourage us to support and uplift each other,” Engelking said. “We are hoping for a great turnout — it will be a fun event.”
Alcove, a retail store from the Washington Pavilion, is located next to Pasque Boutique and will be offering 40 percent off select items during this week’s Crazy Days, along with soda, wine beer and snack mix.
“The inventory at Alcove is always changing,” said Meghan Knight, retail operations manager. “So there are lots of new things in such as speakers, drink ware, books and more.”
“People are still continuing to discover us, and we know that will only continue as the Steel District evolves,” Knight said.
The north side of downtown also has delicious reasons to check out the area.
You’ll find a dozen restaurants north of Sixth Street participating in the Downtown Burger Battle through Jan. 31. One of them is Bread & Circus Sandwich Kitchen, which is featuring a sweet chili bacon cheeseburger made with 5-spice bacon, house-made sweet chili sauce, miso cream cheese and winter greens between a Look’s Bakehouse sesame seed bun.
“Burger Battle surprisingly continues to just keep going up, which is kind of wild,” co-owner Barry Putzke said. “You think with more restaurants it would dilute itself, but there’s more excitement every year and so far this year we’re at record sales pace with back-to-back Saturdays with record-breaking single-day sales, so that’s exciting and I’ve heard similar things from our friends at other restaurants.”
When Bread & Circus opened in 2017, it was among few retailers and restaurants on downtown’s north side. The opening of Levitt at the Falls brought more activity, and now the Steel District and Jacobson Plaza are set to bring more people, he said.
“We’re definitely able to tell it’s a more frequented area now than it used to be,” Putzke said.
“Burger Battle is a great example of a time for people who might venture downtown and discover new places. With the Steel District restaurants opening, I’ve gone and looked around the dining rooms and didn’t recognize people, so I’m very excited for the hotel to get filled up and have people wander around. I’m all for it — bring on the competition, anything to bring more people to the area I think is good.”
Here’s a look at the other burgers featured Uptown:
Big Sioux Burger: The Elvis Midnight Snack, featuring house-blend beef smash patties, American cheese, Peanut aioli, jalapeño jam, banana, bacon, and a sunnyside up egg, all served on a butter croissant. Find Big Sioux Burger at The Steel District,
Boki Europęan Street Food: The Gyro Inferno Burger, a half-pound of fresh Angus beef that blends Mediterranean flair with bold heat, featuring savory gyro meat, smoky paprika cheese, sweet and spicy pepper jelly, pickled peppers, and caramelized onions. Topped with three distinct dressings, and fresh cut fries, you’ll find it in the Jones421 building, 421 N. Phillips Ave.
Chef Lance’s on Phillips: Chef Lance’s Cuban Burger, an eight-ounce certified Angus patty topped with slow-roasted pulled pork, raspberry poblano BBQ sauce, pickles, shoulder bacon, Swiss cheese and Dijon mayo on a toasted Breadsmith onion bun. Find it at 431 N. Phillips Ave.
Dakota Craft Links: The Big Craft, a custom Angus beef and pork blend smoked sausage with jalapeno, cheddar, and onion topped with house made special sauce and jalapeno relish. Garnished with sesame seeds and served on a toasted Rotellas Italian bakery hoagie roll. This newly opened restaurant and sausage shop is in the Jones421, 421 N. Phillips Ave.
Dahlia Kitchen + Bar: Street Corn Birria Smash, Poblano Esquite & Short Rib Birria, are piled on top of a Brisket and Short Rib Chuck smash Burger with Oaxaca cheese, tortilla strips. Served with crispy garlic fries and a side of Birria Consumme. Find it at The Steel District, 150 E. 4th Place
DaDa Gastropub: Korean BBQ Burger, a marinated beef patty, pork belly, scallion salad, egg, American cheese all on a sesame bun. Find it at 402 N. Main Ave.
Falls Overlook Cafe: Butter Pecan Melt, a fresh-ground beef patty nestled on a buttery brioche bun, topped with arugula, creamy gouda cheese, and our signature bourbon caramel bacon jam, and a dollop of Stensland Butter Pecan Ice Cream—a bold, unexpected twist that delivers a rich, creamy finish. Find it at Falls Park.
La Luna Cafe: Escabeche Burger, a bold twist on a traditional Salvadorian sandwich featuring a beef patty topped with a tangy escabeche of pickled vegetables, melted pepper jack cheese, fresh tomato and lettuce. Served with house-made jalapeño ranch adds a creamy kick and a side of savory red salsa pulled together with a toasted Breadsmith bun. Find it at the Cascade, 701 N. Phillips Ave.
Roots of Brazil: GuarapaKibe Burger, fresh certified ground chuck combined with bulgur wheat, salt, pepper, cinnamon, Garam masala, fresh lime, onion, parsley, fresh mint topped with Vietnamese Pickled Vegetables and Requeijão served on a Pao de queijo roll. Find it at 201 N. Weber Ave.
Severance Brew Co. featuring Rudy Navarrete Tex Mex: Juicy Sioux-Zy Burger, a half-pound seasoned beef patty stuffed full of cheddar, onion and green bell peppers sitting atop a slice of gouda on a Breadsmith onion bun. Topped with lettuce, tomato, ketchup, garlic aioli, and Grillo’s pickles. Find it at the Cascade, 701 N. Phillips Ave.
Swamp Daddy’s: Creole Crown Burger, a traditional bun with a roasted garlic aioli, herb cheese spread, spring greens, tomato, pickles, a patty blend of brisket, short rib and ground chuck, topped with peppered bacon, andouille sausage gravy, spiked onion rings and loaded with smoked gouda cheese drizzled with sambuca infused bbq sauce. Find it in the Jones421 building, 421 N. Phillips Ave.
The Downtown Sioux Falls Burger Battle is one of the most anticipated events of the year, celebrating culinary creativity, community spirit, and our incredible local restaurants. If you’re planning to dive into the battle and try the city’s best burger creations, here’s a list of tips to help you make the most of it—while showing appreciation for the hardworking service industry making it all possible.
1. Start Early in the Month Don’t wait until the last week to begin your burger journey! Starting early ensures you can visit more restaurants and avoid the crowds that tend to build toward the end of January.
2. Plan Ahead Check the list of participating restaurants and their burger entries on the DTSF website. Map out your stops, and consider spreading them across several outings. This way, you’ll have time to enjoy the experience without rushing.
3. Dine During Off-Peak Hours Visiting during non-peak times (like weekday afternoons) helps avoid long waits and reduces stress on restaurant staff. Plus, you’ll get to enjoy your meal in a more relaxed atmosphere.
4. Be Patient Restaurants experience higher-than-usual traffic during the Burger Battle. Service might take a little longer, so show patience and kindness to staff working hard to deliver a great experience.
5. Tip Generously Servers, cooks, and bartenders put in extra effort during events like these. A generous tip is a great way to show your appreciation for their hard work and dedication.
6. Share the Experience Bring friends or family to split burgers and try more entries in one outing. It’s a fun way to compare flavors and explore creative burger combinations while supporting multiple restaurants.
7. Engage with Staff Take a moment to thank your server, chat with the host, or compliment the chefs (when possible). A little kindness goes a long way in lifting up the people behind the scenes.
8. Leave Honest Reviews When you vote, consider all aspects: taste, creativity, and presentation. Constructive feedback helps restaurants grow and inspires them to bring their best creations year after year.
9. Share on Social Media Snap photos, tag the restaurants, and use hashtags like #BurgerBattle and #DTSF. Your posts not only promote the event but also shine a spotlight on the talented chefs and teams behind each creation.
10. Respect Restaurant Policies Be mindful of seating times, reservations, and group size limitations. Following the rules makes everything smoother for both diners and staff.
Enjoy the Battle—and Celebrate the Industry! The Burger Battle is more than a competition; it’s a celebration of the incredible service industry that makes Downtown Sioux Falls such a vibrant place. By following these best practices, you’ll not only enjoy amazing burgers but also contribute to a positive experience for everyone involved. Cheers to great food, great people, and great community vibes! 🏆
Kids’ Gnome Oil Pastel class at Museum of Visual Materials, March 15, 1pm-2:15pm: We will be drawing a leprechaun using pencils as we follow along step-by-step instructions. We will then fill in our picture by blending and adding oil pastels to our mixed media paper. Registration & payment online in advance required.
St. Patrick’s Day at PAve, March 17, 11am – Close: Come join us at PAve to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! Enjoy half-priced drinks all-day , Listen to live music by Tony Williams from 6:30-9 , Live DJ from 10-Close!
St. Patrick’s Celebration of Traditional Irish Music, The annual St. Patrick’s Celebration of Traditional Irish Music returns to the Old Courthouse Museum on Thursday, March 17th from 5-7:30 p.m. Admission is free, drinks by Dakota Beverage will be available to purchase during the event.
St. Patrick’s Day at Full Circle Book Coop, March 17, 8pm: Why wait for parade day to celebrate? Join us at Full Circle Book Co-op on Saint Patrick’s Day for a night of live music.
Remedy St. Patty’s Party, March 19, 9:30am-11:45pm. The Celtic Steps perform at 10am, live music with Adam Layman begins at 7pm. Food specials and Irish beers all day!
Saint Patrick’s Day Party at Monk’s, March 19, 4pm: After the Saint Patrick’s Day parade, head across the river to continue the celebration with live music and great beer at Monk’s Ale House on the East Bank.
St. Patrick’s Party at DaDa with Live Music from 4 Sure, March 19, 4pm: 4 Sure is a high-energy 4 piece Midwest premier band that covers Top 40 Hits from the ’90s to today! The group has been playing music for YEARS and is well known in the Sioux Falls community.
Vote Sioux Falls, March 19: Register to vote while you’re downtown with this partnership between Augustana University’s Ignite, LEAD South Dakota, and downtown businesses, . Visit Vishnu Bunny Tattoo, Bread & Circus Sandwich Kitchen, Terra Shepherd Boutique & Apothecary, TOTAL DRAG, The Breaks Coffee Roasting Co., MB Haskett, Full Circle Book Co-op, and SF Game Chest to register to vote or update your voter registration.
As college move-in day approaches, Downtown Sioux Falls is excited to welcome the hundreds of new students that will be joining our community. Downtown has many sites to see, events to attend, and places to study!
Attractions:
Falls Park
If you’re a new member of the Sioux Falls community, it’s basically a requirement that you visit the iconic Falls Park. Enjoy gorgeous waterfalls, historic sites, a café, walking paths, and more!
Grab some of your friends and pick from over 10 different murals to use as the backdrop of your next Instagram post. If you’re looking for some pose ideas, check out our list of Instagram-Worthy Murals in Downtown Sioux Falls for inspiration.
Party on the Big Sioux River on August 21st from 4:00 pm-11:00 pm. Riverfest includes live music, kids’ activities, food trucks, cold drinks, retail vendors, and more!
Enjoy a free outdoor showing of Incredibles 2 on Saturday, August 28 beginning at dusk in Fawick Park. Remember to bring your favorite blanket or chair!
Stop by the 8th & Railroad Center on Friday, September 3, from 5:30-11 pm to listen to live music, feast on great food truck fare, play yard games, and stop by an array of display and retail vendors.
Check out the farmer’s market every Saturday through October from 8:00 am-1:00 pm in Falls Park. Each week there is a wide variety of vendors selling fresh flowers, delicious pastries, and much more!
Coffea Roasterie and Espresso Bar (200 S. Phillips Ave.)
Get more than just your average cup of joe when you study at Coffea Roasterie and Espresso Bar. This contemporary-styled coffee shop offers indoor or outdoor seating and its large windows allow you to overlook the bustling Phillips Avenue while you work.
Grab a cup of coffee and something to eat at Josiah’s Coffeehouse and Café with your study buddies. Their large tables and booths are the perfect place for group work and discussions.
La Luna Café is a family-owned and operated café that serves specialty coffee drinks and nontraditional breakfast items. Its relaxed atmosphere and creative artwork covering the walls make it a great space to study or catch up on work. When you are in need of a study break, it’s conveniently located by Falls Park.
The Full Circle Book Co-op’s cushioned benches, large tables, and bookcases create a cozy environment to study. When all your hard work studying makes you hungry, they also offer a wide variety of food and drink options.
The Source Coffee Roastery + Taproom (421 N Phillips Ave.)
The Source Coffee is a locally owned roastery and taproom that provides a fresh and modern place to study. Night owls, take note! The 10 pm closing time makes this a great place to catch up on work. While you’re there, check out the other businesses located in the same building.
Does your Instagram feed need a little TLC? If so, downtown Sioux Falls is just the place for you! Downtown Sioux Falls is home to over 15 different murals in more than 10 locations.
1. 6th and Phillips
Discover five photo-ready murals on 6th Street and Phillips Avenue near the Better Business Bureau.
Pose by the Sioux Falls, South Dakota mural, painted in the colors of the Sioux Falls flag. This mural was created by artist Zach DeBoer
The “Rock and Water” mural was painted by Evan Richards. Its white background accented with bright colors, creates a must have backdrop for your Instagram feed.
This flower mural by Robbie Jelsma offers a bright background for your Instagram feed. If you get the right angle, you might even be able to include South Dakota’s “605” area code!
Feeling optimistic? This bicycle mural by Chuck Bennis shares the love with the painted phrase “Life is a Beautiful Ride.”
Calling all animal lovers. Cat Evans’ mural exhibits a larger-than-life deer with a one-of-a-kind colorful background.
2. Fernson Brewing Company
Your happy hour is about to get a little brighter when you stop into Fernson Brewing Company. This mural features an assortment of colorful hands holding up half-full glasses.
The Harvester Kitchen has your next meal and photo op covered. Inside the Harvester Kitchen, find “DTSF” painted in a graffiti style font and accented with a pop of color, giving your Instagram feed the artsy aesthetic it has been missing.
This mural painted by artist Shaine Schroeder will add a little extra spunk to your Instagram feed with its unique shapes and vibrant colors. The “Confetti” mural is located on the north side of the Common Sense Building at 12th Street and Second Ave.
Grab a cup of coffee and add a little different angle to your next post at La Luna Café. This galaxy-themed ceiling mural was created by the artist Hannah Van Steenwyk. It presents a dark background and pops of color that almost appear to be glowing.
8. M.B Haskett
Enjoy a meal on the colorful back patio of M.B Haskett. This beautiful work of art was painted by the talented Shaine Schroeder and is filled with amorphous shapes that will add a high-energy backdrop to your Instagram feed.
Add a touch of history to your photo with Zach DeBoer’s rendition of a 1900’s railroad in Sioux Falls’ flag colors. Find the mural on the side of Monk’s Ale House, just off of 8th street!
10. Bread & Circus Sandwich Kitchen
Enjoy a great sandwich and fun art with Bread & Circus’ calm interior mural.
11. Tommy Jacks
Head to Tommy Jacks Pub to check out the colorful eye-catching designs painted by Shaine Schroeder.
Downtown Sioux Falls loves dogs! Enjoy your outing with a little help from our list of pup-friendly shops and eateries. (Just be sure to prepare your pet for the extra attention and love they’ll get!)
Tag your photos with #DTSFdogs as you share your pup’s downtown adventures, and they might just become the next downtown dog celebrity!
1. Remedy Brewing Co.
Craft beer for you, plenty of excitement for your dog! Soak up some sun on the patio or relax indoors.
2. 605 Running Company Your 4-legged running buddy is welcome to join as you try on gear and check out new product arrivals.
3. Bread and Circus Sandwich Kitchen
Sure, dogs might eat anything, but humans are a bit more choosy. Good thing Bread and Circus makes delicious sandwiches and salads that satisfy even the pickiest human. And for pets? There’s plenty of great patio space so they can tag along and supervise!
The staff at Common Sense is ready to help with any vaporizing needs. All are welcome (including your four legged friends)!
8. The Source
If you’re looking for a pet-friendly taproom and a coffee roasterie, look no further! The Source offers a tap wall, full coffee menu, and great tea options. Whether it’s a morning coffee run or grabbing evening drinks, The Source has a drink for you!
9. Josiah’s
Josiah’s loves dogs, and dogs love Josiah’s! It’s the perfect spot for a sunny brunch or midday adventure. (Just be ready for your dog to get some attention!)
Whether you prefer the taproom or the patio, your four-legged friend is invited to both at Severance Brewing Co! Stop by and enjoy some pizza, games, and a relaxing evening.
Take a walk down the boardwalk at 8th & Railroad Center and don’t miss Juniper Apothecary! Bring home bath bombs, moisturizer, essential oils, and more!
From grill accessories for your next cookout to brand new toys for your pup, Nyberg’s has it all! Stop by for helpful hardware staff to get you what you need (so you can spend more time with your pets at the park!)
14. Primp Boutique
Get your’s pet’s opinion on your next outfit! Primp is the perfect place to shop when your closet needs a little refresh.
Have some fun with your pup and the kids in your life when you stop by Child’s Play Toys!
17. Kirby Dog Park
Stop by the Kirby Dog Park for some off-leash fun! Let your pup burn some energy and make some new friends in a safe and spacious park designed just for them!
Enjoy your downtown adventures, and be sure to share and tag your photos with #DTSFdogs!
Mother’s Day is a great day to celebrate all kinds of moms in your life. If you’re looking for a sweet treat to share or a brunch to enjoy, here are six things you can do with your mom this Mother’s Day!
1. Celebrate Mom at Holiday Inn Sioux Falls – City Centre
Holiday Inn will be having a Mother’s Day brunch starting at 9:30am on Sunday, May 9. Adult prices are $24.95, seniors $21.95, children 6-12 $14.95, and children 5 and under eat for free. Enjoy a brunch specially designed for moms as there will be waffles, fruit, cinnamon rolls, and more! Reservations can be made at 605-339-2000. All your favorite brunch foods packed into one Mother’s Day brunch is the best imaginable place to treat your mother to on this special day!
2. Book a styling session at Chelsea’s Boutique
If you and mom like to shop until you drop, Chelsea’s is the perfect place to book a styling session with one of the stylists. Enjoy a mother-child fashion show, and you might just find a few things you must have! You can book your scheduling online at chelseas.com, or over the phone at 605-334-3983.
3. Cheers to Mom at Blarney’s Stone Pub
At 10am Sunday, Blarney’s Stone Pub will be celebrating all mothers and want you to join in the fun! Enjoy a “dinner in Dublin” and an all day happy hour. If that hasn’t already got you calling your mom, moms also get a free angel food cake dessert!
4. Go to Mother’s Day Brunch at DADA
Hosting their first Mother’s Day brunch, bring your mom to DaDa’s! Opening at 11am, enjoy a special brunch menu, bottomless mimosas, and house bloody marys! Reservations are encouraged, and required if your group is over 4. RSVP by emailing hello@dadagastropub.com or call 605-444-4266.
5. Enjoy a sweet treat (or two) at CH Patisserie
What better way to celebrate your mom than to share some European pastries?? CH Patisserie has everything from french macaroons, to chocolate Petit Gateau, a chocolate cake. If those confections haven’t won you over, CH Patisserie also has Croissants and other treats that you can find. Celebrate mom at downtown’s CH Patisserie from 9-4pm and indulge in what looks best!
6. Get some great deals at Duluth Trading Company
Whether mom needs new shirts lounging, or a pair of gloves for the gardening mom, Duluth Trading Company has you covered. Having several promotions, stop by Duluth Trading Company to receive 20% off 3 tops, 25% off four tops, or 30% off five tops. Duluth Trading Company will be running this promotion through Mother’s Day and will be open from 10am to 6pm on Mother’s Day Sunday!
From Passover to Good Friday, to the Easter bunny coming Saturday night, there are many days to celebrate the holiday weekend with family and friends. Here’s a list of “good” events that don’t just happen on Fridays to attend over the weekend in Downtown Sioux Falls!
Fill your Easter baskets at the Downtown Easter Egg Hunt
Downtown Sioux Falls will be holding their third annual Easter Egg hunt starting at 10:30 am on April 3. Along with over 15 participating businesses, hop around to downtown businesses of Sioux Falls with your family and friends while collecting Easter eggs and other sweet treats!
Hop on down to Holiday Inn for their Easter Brunch
Celebrate Easter Sunday with an Easter brunch at downtown’s Holiday Inn City Centre. Holiday Inn will allow reservations all day on the half hour from 9:30 am until 2:00 pm. Have an “egg-cellent” brunch with your loved one’s this Easter! Purchase tickets here.
Celebrate Good Friday at Ransom Church
What other “good” way is there to spend Good Friday other than going to downtown’s Ransom Church? April 2 from 5:30 to 6:30 pm Ransom Church will have a free Good Friday service where everyone is welcomed, so grab all your peeps! No RSVP is necessary.
Watch the Orpheum Theaters production of “The Passion and the Cross”
Starting March 26 through April 4, The Orpheum Theater will show various productions of the play “The Passion and the Cross” for the Easter season. March 26, 27, and April 1 through 3, the play will be showing at 7 pm. March 28 and April 4, showings are at 4pm. Purchase tickets here and enjoy the timeless play of “The Passion and the Cross”.
Get a good workout at “Pound – At the Levitt”
Work off those Easter candy calories with workouts at the Levitt Shell! Workout days are April 7, 14, 28, and May 5 at 6:00 pm. Enjoy downtown’s scenery at Levitt while working out. Workouts will last approximately 45 minutes and although a free event, register now to claim your spot at this “hopping” event!
Bring the kids to Easter Storytime & Crafts
Calling all kids ages three to six! Museum of Visual Materials is hosting an Easter Storytime & Crafts event on March 30 and 31 from 10-11 am. Get a headstart on the Easter weekend with a great event for the kids in your life “egg-citing” by registering for this event! Admission is $5 and register here.
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