Heritage & Culture

The Black Hills Powwow brings together dancers, singers, artisans and spectators from the United States and Canada for a major American Indian cultural event. Associated activities include a… [more]

He Sapa Wacipi Na Oskate, the Black Hills Powwow, returns to The Monument in Rapid City for three days of dance, singing, vendors, and community gathering. The 2026 event honors the 150th anniversary… [more]

The Black Hills Powwow brings together dancers, singers, artisans and spectators from the United States and Canada for a major American Indian cultural event. Associated activities include a… [more]

The Journey Museum opens A Dream Takes Form: Legacies of the Dream Catchers Artists Guild with a free reception featuring curator Keith BraveHeart and Guild members Roger Broer, Donald Montileaux and… [more]

The Black Hills Powwow brings together dancers, singers, artisans and spectators from the United States and Canada for a major American Indian cultural event. Associated activities include a… [more]

An Indigenous Peoples’ Day gathering and concert at Main Street Square in downtown Rapid City features a rally, live music, art, food trucks, Indigenous and local food vendors, shops, and… [more]

Black Hills Film Festival presents the Crazy Horse Memorial Film Festival at Crazy Horse Memorial, featuring Native American films following the annual Native American Tourism Summit. The screenings… [more]

Rosalie Aslesen and Johanna Meier Della Vecchia present an update about the Spearfish Museum during the Bellman Brown Bag series on the second floor of The Matthews. Patrons may bring lunch. [more]