July is one of the busiest months of the year for the Children’s Inn in Sioux Falls. The Inn is using its social media platforms along with several sponsors to raise awareness for domestic violence in the area.
Most people never learn how to play the harp but for others such as Jeremy Chesman and Anna Vorhes, the instrument has become a major part of their lives since they first gave it a try.
The Teafest car show has been hosted by Octane Ink for the last 7 years but octane president Jon Powell has been a part of the show as a fan or organizer since the show’s early years.
Charlie’s pizza began in Yankton in the late 1950′s and quickly expanded to Sioux Falls within the next few years but in 1988 over 33 years ago the shop left the city until returning this spring.
Sioux Falls is famous for its many restaurants and shops, but area native Lexus Paulson thought there was something missing so she decided to bring a new restaurant to the area.
While many high schools around the area are preparing for their prom events Prairie View Event Hall is holding its first-ever adult prom this Saturday night.
Marc O’s Festival Foods is one of the longest-running food stands at the Sioux Empire Fair. Now he’s preparing for a new challenge as he gets ready for his first full season with his new food truck.
The annual Easter egg hunt is not only a great chance for kids to collect eggs and get goodie bags it’s also an opportunity for families to spend time together.
For many the beginning of April means warm weather is finally on the way but as the cold weather still hangs on things are already heating up in kitchens throughout downtown Sioux falls as Friday kicks off Downtown Sioux Falls Restaurant Week.
The Great Plains Dairy Expo has been going on for over 20 years helping keep dairy producers up to date on the latest technologies and advancements since its very beginning.
Plum’s Cooking Company has been in operating in Sioux Falls for over 30 years but in the last year alone the company has more than doubled its cooking classes.
“Our festival has been going on for 29 years so that’s a pretty big accomplishment for a small little committee that just had an idea a long time ago."
Having fans back at games for this year’s tournament won’t just be a slam dunk for Sioux Falls as teams and players are always hoping to feed off the crowd’s energy.
