April 20, 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.
April 21, 4–6 p.m. | $50
Join us for a magical Fairy Garden Workshop, where creativity meets nature.
Perfect for adults, kids, and families! Space is limited. Pre-registration required.
Details:
$50 (+ tax) all supplies provided. Create your own fairy garden with decorative moss, rocks, natural accents, figurines, miniature plants, planter, gloves, and guided instruction.
Green Choice Rewards Members use your one free workshop registration and call us at 605-338-0706.
April 21, 4:30–5:30 p.m. | Free
The American Cancer Society and Sanford Research have partnered to host another “Meet a Researcher Event”.
We invite you to join us for a discussion on early detection and cancer screening. This session will feature insights from our panelists Dr. Jonathan Bleeker, Dr. Cassie Hajek, Dr. Maria Bell and Dr. Kevin Byrd.
Please rsvp by 4/15/26: https://bit.ly/46SNNWk
April 21, 6–8 p.m. |
Join us for Crafters Circle at AMC Collective on April 7 and April 21 from 6–8 PM.
This free, informal gathering is perfect for anyone who enjoys crafting and wants to connect with others in a relaxed, creative environment. Bring your own project and enjoy an evening of creativity and community.
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This one is such a quiet anchor for your space… people may come for crafts, but this is the kind of thing that keeps them coming back.
What’s next? 😊
April 21, 6–9 p.m. | $100
A five-course wine pairing dinner featuring wines from Bradford Mountain Estate Vineyard in Dry Creek Valley, part of Peterson Winery, a family-owned Sonoma producer known for small-lot wines crafted with a thoughtful, balanced approach.
Owner and winemaker Fred Peterson will be in attendance, offering insight into each wine and the philosophy behind them.
Each course is paired to highlight the character of the wines, from bright, expressive whites to structured, spice-driven reds.
Walleye Taco | apple slaw | orange blossom glaze
3V White Blend (2022)
Pea Asparagus Gazpacho | strawberry salad
Rosé (2024)
Pork tenderloin | herb crusted | rhubarb
Zinfandel (2021)
Cured Duck Breast with mole
Sangiovese (2019)
Chocolate Berry Gateau
chocolate buttercream, mixed berry jam, chocolate ganache
Quinta da Montanha Cabernet Sauvignon (2023)
April 21, 7–9:30 p.m. | $48.50
5-Piece Pop & Rock Band
• Inducted into the East Coast Music Hall of Fame (2022)
• Ranked one of the Top 10 shows in Las Vegas
The Bronx Wanderers are a high-energy musical “tour-de-force” that have been entertaining audiences of all ages since 2003. The band, comprised of a father, his sons and two of their long-time friends, prides itself on being one of the only shows able to entertain audiences of all ages. Spanning across six decades of pop and rock classics like “Don’t Worry Baby,” “Runaround Sue,” and “Bohemian Rhapsody,” and featuring personal stories about music industry legends like Tony Orlando, Wayne Newton, Billy Joel, and more, this show is fun for the whole family!
“The Bronx Wanderers deliver more Badda Bing Badda Bang for the buck. BRAVO!” – Tony Orlando
April 22, 4–6 a.m. | $50
Join us for a magical Fairy Garden Workshop, where creativity meets nature.
Perfect for adults, kids, and families! Space is limited. Pre-registration required.
Details:
$50 (+ tax) all supplies provided. Create your own fairy garden with decorative moss, rocks, natural accents, figurines, miniature plants, planter, gloves, and guided instruction.
Green Choice Rewards Members use your one free workshop registration and call us at 605-338-0706.
April 22, 5:30–7:30 p.m. | Free
Judith Peterson is a visual artist working in ink, photography, monoprint, and the transformative art of origami. Drawn to the direct, hand‑to‑paper act of folding, she explores simplicity and transformation through this intimate medium. Peterson began folding origami in medical school and now continues this longstanding practice as a certified instructor with the Nippon Origami Association, while also practicing medicine and teaching at the Sanford School of Medicine. The exhibit features a wide variety of paintings, photographs, and selected origami.
A reception for Peterson’s work will be held on Wednesday, April 22, in the Mary Nettleman, M.D. Classroom at the Wegner Library, beginning at 5:30 p.m. with an artist talk and panel discussion with Peterson to follow. We invite anyone interested in the ideas of kindness and medicine as a provider, a patient, a caregiver, or whatever context you bring to the topic.
