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The week ahead: Feb. 26-March 4
The Week Ahead is our hand-picked event guide to the next seven days in Sioux Falls and slightly beyond. For guaranteed placement or to promote your event ahead of time, email [email protected] about a featured event listing. Feb. 26: Jacks trivia. Think you know the Jackrabbits? Join the Sioux...
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Improv Falls hosting upcoming events in March
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Improv Falls has some upcoming events taking place in Sioux Falls in March!. Zach Dresch and Emily Wilson stopped by Dakota News Now to tell us more. “St. Paddy’s Day themed improv show, Friday, March 6. It’s going to be epic,” said Dresch....
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Former Allure Health building to be new home for medical spa
The former Allure Health building in south Sioux Falls will be filled by Kalon Medical Spa and other wellness-focused businesses. The medical spa, which is part of Vance Thompson Vision, will double its space when it moves from 3101 W. 57th St. to the vacant building at 7000 S. Lyncrest Place. Along with the new location, it is rebranding as Kalon Aesthetics & Surgery.
SDSU Collegian
New semester, new dining options
Two new dining options in Larson Commons opened at the beginning of the spring semester. BBQ Nation and Stuffed Sensations have received positive feedback from students, said Emily O’Connor, general manager for Sodexo. O’Connor said BBQ Nation is part of Sodexo’s “Created With Love” concept. Each semester, a different...
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Sioux Falls Restaurant Could Be Chosen As Site for New Movie
When Hollywood comes calling, it could change the rest of your life. Now, a Sioux Falls restaurant has a chance to be on the big screen. Owners of Tarquin Argentinian Restaurant confirmed last week that they have been contacted by a movie producer. This is the big time!. In a...
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Stuff to do: Feb. 25-March 3
Waltz for Whittier. Dance the night away for a good cause Friday night at the Waltz for Whittier event at the Little Stone Church on Sixth Street. For a recommended $15/person donation, you can learn how to waltz and then dance to a variety of songs – including some other lessons and line dancing throughout the evening. Details here.
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Balleraena Dance Studio helping young dancers learn choreography
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Ten years ago, an idea was born to help young dancers to learn more about choreography. Dancers from Balleraena Dance Studio can create their own dances. Here, they can audition their original works where creativity, artistry and individuality will take center stage. A...
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Drinks competition Mash Madness begins in March. See the drinks to try.
A beer to wash down the burgers. Downtown Sioux Falls’ tenth annual Mash Madness , the next winter competition keeping restaurants full, will be March 1-31. Twenty-five establishments will participate next month, a few less than last year. Over 7,500 drinks were sold in 2025, totaling over $62,400 in sales downtown and a $289,000 economic impact to the city. Last year’s winners Remedy Brewing Co., Lucky’s and Perch, will each participate again next month. A look back at Burger Battle: Sioux Falls’ record-breaking burger blitz was booming with big ideas, but is it time for a change? There are three categories for Mash Madness: beer, cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks. Here’s a look at who’s in. A full drink list coming soon. Cheers! Competing craft beers Mosaic in the Sky at Covert Artisan Ales is a hazy IPA featuring Mosaic hops and dry-hopped on more Mosaic and Mosaic Lupomax, creating a layering of tropical fruits and aromatic hops. A second dry hop addition of Maui Nelson hop kief takes the tropical notes to new heights with undertones of passion fruit and pineapple. Note! Mosaic in the Sky is available at Nunzio's Pizza Kitchen. 6.6% ABV. Late Night Delight at Fernson is
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South Dakota-based ‘Zwarte’ coming to Sioux Falls
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - A South Dakota-based rock band is making a stop at The Alliance in Sioux Falls. Zwarte was formed in 1987 by singer/guitarist Randall Zwart and drummer Bob Zwart. The brothers were later joined by guitarist Eddie Filarecki and bassist Baron Duncam. After releasing...
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DIVA Jazz and Boston Pops Hit Brookings Stage
This weekend, two of the world's most celebrated musical ensembles are bringing the big city experience to Brookings. In a remarkable back-to-back weekend, the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center at South Dakota State University will host performances that typically grace stages in cities like Boston, Chicago, and New York. First...
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Guests pour into Sioux Empire On Tap
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Going on at the Sioux Falls Convention Center was an event that brought in people from all over to Sioux Falls to enjoy craft beer. Sioux Empire On Tap returned with breweries and brands from all across the country. It’s a great opportunity...
KELOLAND
Great Bear’s SnirtFest coming Sunday as resort is closing for season
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Skiers and snowboarders in eastern Keloland have two more days to enjoy the slopes. Managers at Great Bear Ski Valley announced today they are shutting down for the season after this weekend. Great Bear was shut down Thursday as crews from the Parks Department moved snow onto a couple of […]
Argus Leader
PREMIER Center makes its latest concert announcement for 2026
The Denny Sanford PREMIER Center has announced its latest performer coming to Sioux Falls in 2026. Rock band Shinedown will perform Monday, May 18, as part of their Dance, Kid, Dance Act II World Tour. Shinedown, known for its alternative metal, “arena rock” and post-grunge music, last performed in 2022 at The Denny and first came to town in 2015 with Breaking Benjamin and again in 2016 with Five Finger Death Punch. This year they will be joined by Coheed and Cambria and Black Stone Cherry. More: Headliners announced for Lallycooler Music Festival. See who's coming. “We’ve had a lot of folks requesting they come back to Sioux Falls,” says PREMIER Center marketing director Doria Esche. “They have a strong fanbase (here).” Shinedown will be on tour through the end of year to promote their latest album, “EI8HT,” and recently released “Safe and Sound” from the new record. What else is going on at the PREMIER Center? Other recent announcements include Weird Al Yankovic coming to Sioux Falls on June 30 and TobyMac in March. Here’s a list of what else to expect. TobyMac with Crowder and Jeremy Camp, March 15 Journey, April 6 PBR rodeo, April 10-12 Bailey Zimmerman,