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2 days ago | 
thepublicopinion.com | Angela George
Sioux Falls opens a designated public wall for street art, a year after a young artist, Jaden Brunz, was fined for graffiti. The Washington Pavilion will manage the Art Walls project, with a free application process for artists to participate. It’s a full circle moment for young Sioux Falls muralist Jaden Brunz.
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2 days ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
Sioux Falls opens a designated public wall for street art, a year after a young artist, Jaden Brunz, was fined for graffiti. The Washington Pavilion will manage the Art Walls project, with a free application process for artists to participate. It’s a full circle moment for young Sioux Falls muralist Jaden Brunz.
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1 week ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
I used to take my grandfather. But then I would come to him, where he started living at Avera’s Prince of Peace, and we’d enjoy the sounds of big band music in the retirement community’s parking lot. The sunset hit the same no matter which show we attended. The Sioux Falls Municipal Band returns May 17, celebrating Armed Forces Day as they've done since 1919 to commence the summer season.
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1 week ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
The Premiere Playhouse will move from the Orpheum Theatre Center to the Rock Island Plow Building. The move will allow the theater to expand its offerings and become a community cultural hub. The Premiere Playhouse announced it will be moving to a new location and “modernizing offerings and expanding resources” beginning next season.
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1 week ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
The 22nd annual SculptureWalk Sioux Falls exhibition is now installed downtown, always marking the beginning of the summer season. This year’s collection of 80 sculptures leans toward more contemporary, like aluminum work by Andrew Avanetes; steel from Tim Nelsen, Luke Achterberg and Sung-Hee Min; and solar-powered lights by Isaace Kidder. There's also classics and returning artists like Jason Richter, Cameron Stalheim and Steve Bormes.
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2 weeks ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
Two Men and a Truck's Movers for Moms program collects gently used professional attire for women in need. The Sioux Falls location collected nearly half of the 431,000 items donated nationwide last year. Donations benefit EmBe's Dress for Success Sioux Falls, which provides free styling sessions, career coaching, and outfits to women seeking employment. If there is anything that says, “Spoil Mom on Mother’s Day,” it’s filling up her closet with new clothes.
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2 weeks ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
Two anesthesiologists opened PAX Institute in Sioux Falls to offer ketamine therapy for mental health conditions. Ketamine therapy can provide quicker relief compared to traditional antidepressants and works by balancing glutamate levels in the brain. PAX Institute combines ketamine infusions with guided therapy sessions for a comprehensive approach. What if there’s another way?
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2 weeks ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
Levitt at the Falls announced its full lineup for the 2025 season on Thursday, and a well-known bass player will strike the summer’s first chord. “Well, you may not know this gal’s name,” said Levitt CEO Nancy Halverson, “but you know her boss, Beyoncé!”Divinity Roxx, a two-time Grammy-nominated artist, will step away from her role as bassist and music director for Beyoncé’s all female band to perform in Sioux Falls on May 23, opening night for the Levitt.
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2 weeks ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
Argus Leader staff took home seven awards from the 2025 South Dakota News Media Association conferenceSDNA represents newspapers and digital outlets statewide, and the annual contest hands out nearly 300 awards among three divisions. It was hosted in Aberdeen on April 25. Argus Leader staff received three first-place awards, three second-place awards and one third-place award in Division III, encompassing South Dakota cities with a population of 15,000 or more.
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2 weeks ago | 
argusleader.com | Angela George
Greg Carmon, Mike Huether, Robert A. Miller, Walter Schaefer, Jim Soyer, Sophie Two Hawk and Valentine McGillycuddy join the Hall of Fame as the class of 2025. The South Dakota Hall of Fame announced six inductees to join the class of 2025, all who hail from the Sioux Falls area. Alongside four others who will be announced in Rapid City next week, the honorees will be formally inducted Sept. 12-13 in Chamberlain during a public honor’s ceremony.
