Dakota Kaleidoscope

Our landscape features every color of the rainbow. [read more]

Previous Next

Food

Mulled Wine, South Dakota Style

An ancient beverage gets a new twist with local craft wines. [read more ]

Travel

What Makes Hecla?

It’s the three F’s: farming, fishing and fowl. [read more ]

History

Art-Warming

Painting soothed the soul of Fred Mohling, and his grandchildren hope that his art might do the same for South Dakotans today. [read more ]

Outdoors

What’s in the Water at Wallace?

The tiny town is home to a family of federal duck stamp champions. [read more ]

Culture

What the Bones Say

Ree Heights ‘kill sites’ reveal plains history. [read more ]

What’s in the Water at Wallace?

Business

Mountain-made Furniture

Black Hills craftsmen create natural, durable home furnishings. [read more ]

Tasty Theatrics of the Wine Cellar

Monthly E-Newsletter

Keep In Touch

	JOIN US ON FACEBOOK
	FOLLOW US ON TWITTER
	SUBSCRIBE TO OUR FEED
	SEND US AN EMAIL

Events

October 11 - January 10

Nordic Yule Market - Brookings

November 01 - November 30

Restaurant Rumble - Mitchell

November 15 - December 30

Holiday Ho Ho Horseshoes - Deadwood

November 21 - January 05

Winter Wonderland - Sioux Falls

November 25

Festival of Trees - Belle Fourche

All Events

On This Day

November 25

I.D. Weeks, the University of South Dakota's longest serving president, died on this day in 1983. One of his accomplishments during his 31-year presidency was lobbying Arne Larson to move from Brookings to Vermillion to teach music. Larson arrived in 1966, bringing several grain trucks filled with his collection of 2,000 musical instruments, which would later become the National Music Museum.