The Historic Orpheum Theater opened in 1913 as a vaudeville house and seats just under 700 people. The elegant and beautifully preserved theater is known for its superb acoustics and hosts a variety of events including plays and concerts, business meetings, wedding ceremonies and receptions, and much more. The Orpheum Theater was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. Orpheum Theater Center in downtown Sioux Falls features two distinct (and rentable) spaces: 686-seat Historic Orpheum Theater (built in 1913) Anne Zabel Studio Theater with room for up to 450 people The two spaces are all connected by a large lobby and concessions area, and the building also boasts an outdoor patio area. The center hosts plays, concerts, dance and other forms of entertainment throughout the year. It is also the perfect venue for weddings, meetings, banquets, conferences, trade shows and much more.

A volunteer-based organization with two main purposes: to provide an opportunity for volunteers to participate in all aspects of community theatre, and to provide affordable professional quality live theatre for the greater Sioux Empire community.

Produces 3 main stage shows each year (Fall, Spring, and Summer). Anyone interested in participating in a Brookings Community Theatre production may visit the website or email.

Multi-purpose facility with theatre and conference center available. The facility is available on a daily rental basis for conferences, wedding receptions, entertainment, etc. Seating for theatre: 650, seating for conference: 500.

The Monument is the entertainment mecca for the Black Hills Region. Home to many large annual events, including the Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo Rapid City, Lakota Nation Invitational, South Dakota High School Activities Association Tournaments, Black Hills Powwow, and the Rapid City Rush hockey team. The campus includes multiple performance spaces: Summit Arena, Barnett Fieldhouse, Ice Arena, and the Fine Arts Theatre. In addition you will find two large convention/exhibit halls, and numerous other meeting rooms all under one roof.

Produces six mainstage productions, including a large musical, dinner theater, and youth production yearly. Offers youth programming through Young People's Theatre, which produces two productions of their own and hosts classes and workshops. Promotes engagement in the performing arts.

Featuring 1,835-seat Mary W. Sommervold Hall, Schulte multi-use rehearsal room, and Belbas Theater. The Center offers a wide variety of entertainment from around the world, including touring Broadway productions, symphonic, rock and country concert performances, national and international dance tours, weddings and much more. The Husby Performing Arts Center is also the home of the South Dakota Symphony.

Offers inclusive, high-quality theatre experiences for students ages 6 to18, from acting and stage management to tech and design. Through productions, classes, workshops and summer camps, students build confidence, creativity and lifelong skills. Led by experienced professionals, Spotlight is where Sioux Falls' next generation of theatre-artists begins.

Provides a safe and healthy environment to the citizens of the greater Sturgis area so that they may participate in recreational and entertaining activities, including a 25 yard, 6 lane, indoor swimming pool with diving board, 72 foot waterslide, hot tub, Sauna, outdoor patio, gymnasium, indoor walking and running track, weight room, cardio room, racquetball courts, and locker rooms. The Performing Arts Theater is located within the Community Center and has a 442 seating capacity. The theater hosts special events, conventions, seminars, concerts, and plays. Meeting rooms and a kitchen are also available for rental. The Community Center also provides recreational programs including youth basketball, youth football, youth swim lessons, and adult softball.

The Black Hills Playhouse is a 79-year-old regional theatre company with locations in Custer State Park, Rapid City, and Sioux Falls. Approximately 17,000 visitors attend theatre productions annually to see the work of artists hired from all over the country. The summer stock schedule is listed at blackhillsplayhouse.com. All shows are located at Custer State Park, operating from June through mid-August. In addition to the historic program in the Park, year-round education programs include: Dakota Players Tours - Touring educational theatre opportunities to communities large and small. - BHP Jr. Camps - Summer performing arts camps for kids in 5th - 12th grades in the Black Hills. The Expanding Stage - Theatre programs created for people of all ages and abilities with opportunities to participate in performing arts.

Prairie Repertory Theatre produces four productions each summer, performing in SDSU's Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center throughout June and July.

A year round, non-profit dinner theatre with gluten free and vegetarian entree options available. Summer kids camp available.

Indoor walking track, basketball, volleyball, & pickle ball courts. Theater and full serving kitchen. Receptions, meetings, weddings, sporting events, reunions, dances and parties can be held here.

Features interactive exhibits and live demonstrations for all ages. Offers Free First Fridays on the first Friday of each month. This includes free admission to the Kirby Science Discovery Center and Visual Arts Center and various science activities including Avera Stage Science and fascinating demonstrations. Inside the museum is the Wells Fargo CineDome & Sweetman Planetarium that shows a variety of mission-based, educational documentaries. For events at the Pavilion, visit calendar of events on website.

Provides the community with education and an opportunity to participate in family friendly events with a focus on the Renaissance, events include an annual festival, educational programs, and fundraising events. Events are held throughout the year. Visit Facebook page for information. The 24th annual Siouxland Renaissance Festival will be celebrated Saturday, June 7 - Sunday, June 8, 2025 at the W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds. Volunteers may sign up on the website for work before or at the Festival. Volunteers are welcome for projects throughout the year.