Grand Opening of Fig and Fir Resale
Join us for the Grand Opening of Fig and Fir Resale in the 421 Jones Building Downtown!
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Events
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Emily’s Hope Presents “Can’t Look Away” – The Dangers of Social Media Documentary Viewing and Panel
Emily’s Hope invites the community to the Belbas Theater at the Washington Pavilion for a special screening of "Can’t Look Away," followed by a live panel discussion on youth safety in the digital age. "Can’t Look Away" is an Emmy Award-winning documentary that exposes the darker side of social media and its impact on young […]
Story Time at Child’s Play Toys
Child's Play Toys 233 South Phillips Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesJoin us for story time! We meet every Tuesday at 10:30am at our Downtown location. We'll enjoy a fun new book every week. All ages welcome.
Weeknight Heroes
Discover how effortless and satisfying weeknight cooking can be in this flavor-packed class led by our very own Chef Lizzie Stewart. You’ll learn three crowd-pleasing dishes that turn busy evenings into something special with Chef’s demonstration! Photo courtesy of Natasha’s Kitchen. Menu Chef’s Salad with Green Goddess Dressing Chicken Tortilla Soup Spaghetti and Meatballs […]
Comedy Open Mic-on
ICON Events + DaDa Gastropub 402 North Main Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesTuesday night weekly comedy Open Mic-On With your host: SARA MANSON Bring your best 7 minutes or come for some laughs! FREE Show! Signup by 6:30pm - Show starts at 7:00pm --- Competition night the LAST Wednesday of every month @ Club David! Prize: Larry Brinkman Trophy in YOUR home for one month until you […]
House Band LIVE MUSIC
ICON Events + DaDa Gastropub 402 North Main Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD, United StatesLIVE MUSIC from our house band, The Heinous 3, every Tuesday at DaDa Gastropub. Full dinner + beverage service throughout. Kitchen is open until 10:00pm and the bar is open until 11:00pm.
Community Canvas and Conversation-Josiah’s Coffee House
Be a part of creating a traveling community canvas. No registration required, no cost, no age limit. Stay for the entire hour or only a short time. Supplies provided.
$5.00 Community Dinner || Every Wednesday at the Sioux Falls Food Co-op
Every Wednesday, The Sioux Falls Food Co-op serves a $5.00 Community Dinner. The meal is served out of the Co-op Kitchen from 4pm-7pm or while supplies last. This meal is light, easy to grab & go, or you may dine in our cafe! There is always either a vegan or vegetarian option, too. The menu […]
Jazz Jam
It’s the first Wednesday of the month, and that means it’s time for Jazz Jam! Hosted by Fellowship Jazz Center, this completely improvised night of jazz features some of the rising stars in our community alongside seasoned players. Musicians bring their instruments and sit in with our house band, led by drummer Daniel Heier, creating […]
FREE First Friday At Washington Pavilion
Join us for Free First Friday from 5-8 p.m. to explore our Kirby Science Discovery Center and Visual Arts Center at no cost. Each first Friday of the month, you can experience over 100 amazing exhibits and eight art galleries full of fun and beauty! Admission is first come, first served. Check in at the […]
Seven Art Movements: A Tactile Exhibition | Gallery Reception
Unlike a traditional museum setting, this accessible art exhibition invites visitors to experience art through touch and sound. Guests are encouraged to gently explore raised surfaces, shapes and textures using both hands while listening to audio descriptions through provided headphones. Touch-activated sensors are embedded throughout each piece to offer additional insight into the artwork. Presented […]
Shared Reflections | Nancyjane Huehl + Angela Behrends
Shared Reflections Artist Reception Friday March 6th 6 - 8PM In their first co-exhibition, artists Nancyjane Huehl and Angela Behrends find connection in nature and daily life. Using paint, print and mixed media they create uplifting and engaging artworks reflective of contemplation and playfulness. Both noted career artists, Huehl and Behrends center their work on […]
