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Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science This cultural, educational, and entertainment facility features the Kirby Science Discovery Center which is home to more than 80 exciting, hands-on science experiences. The Visual Arts Center invites everyone to explore the visual arts through touring exhibitions, classes and workshops, and its permanent collection. Also Wells Fargo CineDome Theater a four-story, 60-foot wide domed screen with images and sounds so real that viewers feel as if they are part of the action. Address: 11th St. and Main Ave. Sioux Falls, SD - Phone: 605-367-7397
Gigglebees This fun center offesr over 100 games, rides, lazer tag and bumper cars for entertainment for all ages. Also featuring Wilbur the interactive coyote robot and his tricycling pals. Address: 519 S. Minnesota Ave. Sioux Falls, SD - Phone: 605-331-4242
Circle B Ranch This is a great place to wander the streets of this recreated Western town. You can go on a trail ride, pan for gold or just stick around the site and play games. A cowboy dinner is served that offers beef, chicken, and side dishes all served on a tin plates. Lots of authentic music, even performer. Come and experience this ranch you won't be disappointed.
Address: 22735 Hwy 385, Rapid City, SD - Phone: 605-348-7358
Cosmos Mystery Area This is a terrific attraction for the entire family. These well orchestrated illusions will have you mesmerized. Marvel at these mysteries and try to explain why water seems to run uphill or why no one stands straight upright at the Cosmos. You can experience all of this and much, much more. Address: 4021 W Chicago, 16 miles south of town, Rapid City, SD - Phone: 605-343-9802
Ranch Amusement Park This is a small amusement park for your youngsters. Lots of fun rides and activities to be had including bumper boats, climbing a 25 foot wall, go karts, minature golf, and for the wee little tykes the colourful bee ride will certainly thrill them. There is a picnic area, snack foods and ice cream is always available. Address: 6303 S Hwy 16, Rapid City, SD - Phone: 605-342-3321
Storybook Island This delightful playground and fantasyland nuture young imaginations. Featuring cottages belonging to nursery rhyme characters all displayed accurately. See the Cat in the Hat or perhaps Humpty Dumpty. This is where Nursery rhymes and Fairytales come to life in animated and real life scenes. There are picnic tables, food, and playground equipment also for your enjoyment. Address: 1301 Sheridan Lake Rd, Rapid City, SD - Phone: 605-342-6357
Dacotah Prairie Museum Tells the story of the Dakota Prairie and its inhabitants. The exhibits depict early prairie settlers, their lives and lifestyles the railroad and its influence on settlement and Native American life. Address: 21 S. Main Street Aberdeen, SD - Phone: 605 626-7117
Redlin Art Center Visit, shop, attend, experience, view this wonderful gallery. See Terry Redlin's impressive collection of original oil paintings. He is truly one of the country's most widely collected painters of wildlife and Americana. Browse and shop his collectible mechandise. Address: 1200 33rd Street SE / Mickelson Drive. Watertown, SD - Phone: 605-882-3877
State Agricultural Heritage Museum This museum is dedicated to preserving the rich agricultural history and rural heritage. The exhibits depict technology, crops, and livestock. Learn the important role of agriculture in South Dakota's past, present and future. Located: Brookings, SD northwest corner of Medary Avenue and 11th Street. Clearly marked route from I-29 exits 132 and 133 - Phone: 605-688-6226
Balloon Museum Address: 700 N Main St , Mitchell, SD - Phone: 605-996-5533
National Guard Museum Dedicated to preserving the history about the South Dakota National Guard. Offers a collection of artifacts and memorabilia dating back from the Civil War up to the Bosnian peacekeeping mission and Gulf War. Address: 301 East Dakota Pierra, SD - Phone: 605 224-9991
The Museum of the South Dakota State Historical Society This Museum collects and preserves artifacts concerning the history of South Dakota. With over 26,000 objects ranging from Native American objects to furniture. Address: Cultural Heritage Center, 900 Governors Drive Pierre, SD - Phone: 605-773-3458
Riverfront Events Center This 1904 Historic Building exhibits many historic Native American artifacts such as horse drawn buggies to all sorts of memorabilia. There are several unique stores in this 60,000 square foot complex. The main floor you'll find an event area. The lower level offers a lovely garden area with a rock water fountain. There is so much located here. Address: Box 641 Yankton, SD - Phone: 1-605-664-0121
Heritage Hall Museum and Archives Features the largest privately owned Indian artifact exhibit in the state of South Dakota. Offering 450 artifacts plus. Also featuring two large buildings which includes autos, motorcycles, pioneer tools and machinery, household furniture, and a large wildlife display. Address: 43861 276th St. Freeman, SD - Phone: 605-925-4237
America's Shrine to Music Museum Its renowned collections, which include more than 13,500 American, European, and non-Western instruments from virtually all cultures and historical periods, are the most inclusive anywhere. Icludes 18th-century grand pianos, 500 instruments made in the late-19th/early-20th centuries, brass, woodwind, and stringed instruments by 17th- and 18th-century Nürnberg craftsmen, The Witten-Rawlins Collection of early Italian stringed instruments and much more. address: 414 E. Clarke Street Vermillion, SD - Phone: 605-677-5306
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