September 9, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. | $5
TP Roll Butterflies – Drop-In Craft
Create 2 colorful butterflies using painted toilet paper rolls and pipe cleaners. Guests can design simple or detailed butterfly patterns and choose to turn them into magnets or hanging decorations.
Available throughout June during open hours.
💲 $5 per guest
📍 AMC Collective | 2119 S Minnesota Ave, Sioux Falls, SD
⏰ Wednesday 12–5 | Thursday & Friday 12–6 | Saturday 11–4 | Sunday 1–4
September 9, Noon–2 p.m. | $4.99
A towering vault once sheltered fortunes as secretive as the ambitions shaping Sioux Falls streets. Stone facades whisper of shadowy deals, dramatic courthouse showdowns, and a theater reborn from the ashes of heartbreak.
This self-guided audio tour unlocks downtown’s doors, leading you to hidden marvels and overlooked tales most travelers never find.
What caused Sioux Falls’ grandest bank tower to double as a fortress during a crisis? Why did nightfall spark ghostly rumors in the State Theatre’s backstage corridors? Who left coded graffiti deep within the courthouse before disappearing for good?
Move through echoing lobbies and beneath ornate arches. Each step uncovers stories of rebellion, scandal, rivalry, and redemption. The familiar becomes thrilling, the silent stones speaking louder with every turn.
Dare to start uncovering the secrets beneath Sioux Falls’ polished surface. Your adventure into the city’s unruly heart begins now.
September 9, Noon–5 p.m. | $5
September is bringing ALL the fall crafting! 🍂🎃
We have FOUR drop-in crafts available all month long at AMC Collective:
🌽 Beaded Corn Cob — Follow a pattern using pipe cleaners and colorful pony beads. Choose our fall bead mix or create your own color combination!
🎃 3D Wood Filigree Pumpkin — Choose from three pumpkin and gourd designs, add your own colors, and assemble the pieces into a freestanding 3D decoration.
☀️ Fall Suncatcher — A fan favorite is back! Choose a design, paint your suncatcher, and add beads to the hanging string.
🦔 Pinecone Hedgehog — Use felt, googly eyes, pom-poms, and more to turn a pinecone into an adorable little hedgehog, complete with a tiny sign!
Come make one or make your way through all four during September!
🎨 All supplies included 📅 Available throughout September ✂️ Drop in during regular store hours 📌 Registration recommended, but not required. Walk-ins are welcome while supplies last.
Looking for something fun and creative to do in Sioux Falls? Come spend some time making at AMC Collective — and leave the mess with us!
Which one are you making first: 🌽 🎃 ☀️ or 🦔?
September 9, Noon–5 p.m. | $5
Two featured crafts this week means twice the reasons to come create! 🏈🎃
Drop in September 9–13 and choose between a Beaded Football Keychain and a No-Sew Sock Pumpkin — or make both!
🏈 Follow a pattern to make a beaded football keychain in classic brown and white or choose colors inspired by your favorite team.
🎃 Choose a sock and turn it into an adorable no-sew pumpkin, then add a stem and embellishments to make it your own.
🎨 All supplies included 📅 September 9–13 ✂️ Drop in during regular store hours 📌 Registration recommended, but not required. Walk-ins are welcome while supplies last.
Looking for something fun and creative to do in Sioux Falls? Come spend some time making at AMC Collective — and leave the mess with us!
Which are you making first: 🏈 or ?
September 10, 3:30–6 p.m. | $18
Exploring the importance of seeing people with disabilities and rare diseases represented in media, leadership, fashion, and business.
Join us for an engaging panel discussion exploring the importance of seeing people with disabilities and rare diseases represented in media, leadership, fashion, and business. Through personal stories and professional insights, our panelists will discuss the impact of authentic representation, breaking down stereotypes, and creating a more inclusive future. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and participate in meaningful conversations.
*Limited tickets available
Panel Event Schedule:
3:30 PM-4:00 PM | Doors open
4:00 PM-5:00 PM | Panel Discussion
5:00 PM-6:00 PM | Social
Meet Panelists:
Vicki Stewart – Moderator
Vicki is the Executive Director of Employment Disability Resources in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Religion with a minor in Psychology from Augustana University and has devoted more than 34 years to advancing the rights, opportunities, and independence of people with disabilities.
Vicki’s leadership extends beyond her organization through her service on the South Dakota Society of Human Resource Management State Council, the Levitt at the Falls Board of Directors, the ADA Sioux Falls Committee, the Sioux Falls Human Relations Commission, and the Sioux Empire United Way Board, where she contributes her expertise and commitment to strengthening communities and advancing inclusive practices.
Jason Freeman – Panelist
Whether speaking in front of thousands of people or coaching a client one-on-one, Jason has a unique gift to both inspire and guide his audience to recognize the best within themselves and take a step closer toward the goals and dreams they desire.
Aided by a speech impediment, Jason exemplifies the awesome possibility of turning limitations into leverage that, with persistence, can turn defeat into triumph. He has shared the stage with well-known speakers in business, education and (dis)ABILITY communities around the country and would love to help you or your audience make their goals actionable and attainable.
Kayley Shade- Panelist
Kayley is the Director of Media for the Indoor Football League. She is also a freelance graphic designer. Kayley has an abundance of knowledge in media with over a decade of graphic design, social media and press experience. In May 2016, she graduated with her degree in marketing with a design emphasis from Southeast Technical Institute (now, Southeast Technical College).
Kayley has been raising awareness about Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) and disability inclusion for over ten years. She was honored with South Dakota’s 2022 Governor’s Award for Outstanding Individual with a Disability. Kayley has been featured in several magazines and TV stories throughout her life.
She calls Sioux Falls, South Dakota, home and enjoys spending her free time with family. Kayley is an avid football fan. Her most favorite teams are the Texas Longhorns and Dallas Cowboys. She is their #1 superfan!
Jaci Pieters – Panelist
Jaci is a Sioux Falls native and a graduate of South Dakota State University, where she earned her degree in Advertising. She serves as the Young Professionals Network (YPN) Manager at the Greater Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce, connecting young professionals with opportunities to grow personally, professionally, and civically. In her role, she leads events, community partnerships, and development initiatives that make Sioux Falls a more welcoming and thriving place for emerging leaders.
With a strong background in relationship building and community engagement, Jaci is passionate about helping others find belonging and purpose in their careers and within the community. She is actively involved throughout Sioux Falls and enjoys collaborating with local organizations to strengthen professional networks and foster growth opportunities for all.
Outside of work, Jaci enjoys spending time with friends, crafting, and exploring new places—always seeking connection in everything she does.
September 10, 6–9 p.m. | $79.00
Want to know where the best bar food in town is? This bar food tour is for you!
Our tour will visit 4 local bars to sample the amazing food that is coming out of their kitchens. From homemade sauces to kitchens that make their own bacon! Culinary finesse can be found in the most unlikely places. Get ready for a great night out with friends (bring your own or we can introduce you to a few). First drink is on us!
You must be 21+ for this tour. A minimum registration is required for this tour to run. There is time at each location to enjoy a beverage Whether you’re a local or visitor, there’s no better way to experience Sioux Falls than through some hidden culinary gems discovered through our Best Bar Food Tour.
September 10, 7–9:30 p.m. | FREE
Since first forming The Nick Moss Band in 2016, master blues guitarist Nick Moss has become a torchbearer for traditional electric blues. But rather than simply repeating what’s come before, his band’s high-energy take on old school Chicago, Texas and West Coast sounds is completely their own. With their new Alligator Records release (their third for the label), Get Your Back Into It!, Chicago native Moss and band deliver a deeply rooted, timeless blue collar blues sound. https://www.nickmossband.com
- Opening Act: Thought Patrol
- Happy Hour: 6:00 p.m. at JJ’s bar at the Levitt
- Music Begins: 7:00 p.m.
- Food Trucks: Sunny Side Cafe, King of Gyros, Let Me Be Frank, Street Sweets
Levitt at the Falls is an outdoor, family-friendly venue in Falls Park West featuring live music all summer long. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, gather your people, and enjoy a FREE concert in downtown Sioux Falls. It sounds like summer at the Levitt!
Thanks to our concert sponsor, Dakota State University, Rock Series sponsor, First PREMIER Bank; and our 2026 Season Presenting Sponsor, MarketBeat.
September 10, 8–11 p.m. | $15
“There’s nothing like sipping a Capri Sun in present Nostalgia” old waves meet new ways. Feed your impulse.
Cherokee Social is an Indie Pop duo that sounds like a 5 piece. The lead singer Julian Navarro started out on drums as early as 3 years old and quickly graduated to bass, vocals, guitar, and pro tools as he grew up in the Baltimore music scene. Almost being signed 3 separate times throughout his career he finally started taking off when he moved to Denver and rebranded his project from Faceless Ones to Cherokee Social. Shortly after this rebrand he picked up guitarist Alex Creighton who brought energetic guitar solos and added staged energy to the band. After a few months of playing together they sold out their first headlining show in Denver in January 2024. This trend continued as they started playing with acts like Macy Gray and Fitz and the Tantrums. In summer 2025 they embarked on a 6 week west coast tour where they explored the most beautiful places in California and Washington, making content, making fans, and eventually using the experience to inspire their first EP “The Garden”. A collection of reverb heavy, meaning packed, hard hitting indie bangers. The months following this release have been spent preparing to release a handful of EPs and singles throughout 2026. These releases will come with a tidal wave of content and shows around the country which will stand to prove if Cherokee Social can become a household name in modern indie music.
