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Cattle trying to get a glimpse of a farm cat by Hamill. Photo by Katie Larson [read more]

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Food

Blessed Sacramints

When marking rites of passage, sweetened cream cheese candies are a must. [read more ]

Raclette: A Toasty Alpine Delicacy

Travel

Serenity in the Pocket

A farm community west of the Missouri River’s Big Bend blends history and cultures. [read more ]

History

Goodnight, Mrs. Pierre

Her radio voice was a godsend to rural families in the West River wilderness. [read more ]

Outdoors

For the Birds

Sand Lake rose from the dust and dirt of the Depression into a waterfowl haven. [read more ]

In Search of the Fairburn Agate

Culture

The Cowboy’s Artist

Tony Chytka adds an insider's touch to his Western art. [read more ]

Retracing Roads to Our Round Barns

Business

Wagon Master

Doug Hansen is a 19th century craftsman running a 21st century enterprise. [read more ]

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March 25 - October 22

National Music Museum Special Exhibition: "Gamelan! A Way of Life"

May 28 - May 29

Black Hills Renaissance Faire

May 28 - May 30

Memorial Day Weekend at Allevity!

May 28 - May 29

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May 28 - August 27

Falls Art Market

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On This Day

May 24

South Dakota writer John Milton was born on this day in 1924. Milton taught English at the University of South Dakota and wrote more about the state than any author before or since. His notable contributions include a history of the state, an anthology of state authors, a book of poems and a poem that he read at the memorial for Gov. George S. Mickelson. He was also the editor of South Dakota Review, a quarterly literary journal, for many years.