Events

May 19

There are 3 prizes to award (Freestyle Battle Champ, Double D Team Choice, and People's Choice), games, cold drinks, hot music, and good people! Each month Dirty DAHG Productions will give 10 -15 artists a chance to showcase their talents, music, and performing abilities for the chance to win some money. We're gonna need a crowd though, because the freestyle battles will be decided by crowd noise, and everyone will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite performer! So, the participation of the BHUMM community is important! $10 Door Admission * 21+ w/ valid I.D. If you have any questions, call 605-645-8491 or email dirtydahgbooking@gmail.com or message Genneca Houser.

May 07

When Laura Ingalls Wilder recorded her experiences living in "The Little House on the Prairie," she could not have known the exceptionally broad reach her tales would achieve. Adapted from Wilder’s book series in 1974, the acclaimed NBC television show "Little House on the Prairie" brought this enduring story into homes nationwide. In 1982, to honor the beloved television series, the East Palestine China Company commissioned South Dakota artist Eugene Christopherson to create 12 paintings for a collector's plate series. In March of 2017, the 12 original oil paintings Christopherson created for this series became part of the Center's Fine Art Collection. This series, together with several other prairie-inspired Christopherson paintings, will be on display in the gallery exhibition, “On the Prairie: The Art of Eugene Christopherson,” which opens May 7 and runs through October 12, 2018.

A reception will be held June 8, 2018 from 6:30- 8:30pm.
The show is free and open to the public.

May 19

Kids fishing derby for children fifteen and under.

May 19

Fishing at Chief White Crane Recreation Area.

May 19

Join us at the Days of ‘76 Museum to see chemical reactions in action. Students will have a blast as they discover chemistry through hands-on activities and craft projects including making their own bouncy balls and observing the chemical reaction that creates Elephant Toothpaste. Light refreshments provided. For students in grades K-6. $6 for members and $11 for non-members. Reservations required.  Please call Amanda Brown, Education Director, at 605-578- 1657 for reservations.

May 19

The Kelly farm was homesteaded in 1874. The family has restored the milk barn into an events center. Join the Minnehaha County Historical Society for a tour and a talk on the other homesteaders in the area. A special event for members and guests. This is a free event but space is limited to 60 people. A reservation is required. RSVP to 605-610-6097 by May 15th.