Community Calendar

"Creepy, Spooky, Eerie, and Strange" is a chilling exploration of the mysterious and uncanny, inviting visitors to delve into the darker corners of the imagination. This exhibit intends to bring together a collection of works that play with themes of the dark, the supernatural, the bizarre, and the otherworldly, challenging perceptions and evoking a sense of wonder and unease.

Visit "Creepy, Spooky, Eerie, and Strange" for a thrilling journey into the unknown, where art dares to venture into the shadows and evoke the thrill of the unexplained. Dare to explore the unsettling and the bizarre in this hauntingly captivating exhibit.

Join us at the Sturgis Public Library for eight weeks of cooking and life skills for Young Adults. The next class is Wednesday, October 9, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Join the club and learn basic meals and skills with Miss Sierra. Ages 12+.

Have you always wanted to try yoga, but don’t know where to begin? Join us for this gentle flow class that is perfect for newbies. Whether you are looking to improve your flexibility, reduce stress, or simply try something new, this class is a great starting point. There's no need to register or pay a fee, bring your own mat if you have one as we have a limited number available. Come as you are and embark on your yoga journey with us every Wednesday evening!
When: Wednesdays, September 4th-December 11th
Time: 7:00-8:00PM
Ages: General/Adult
Registration: No registration required

ACT’s Young People’s Theatre presents a classic children’s tale, brought to life in this stage adaptation featuring the great lion, Aslan, the terrifying White Witch, and four siblings who enter a magical land through an enchanted wardrobe. Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy must join forces with mythical creatures and talking animals to save Narnia from perpetual winter.

Actual Program Dates and Times:

Wed. Oct 9 7:30 PM
Thurs. Oct 10 7:30 PM
Fri. Oct 11 7:30 PM
Sat. Oct 12 7:30 PM
Sun. Oct 13 2:30 PM

The Benedictine Peace Center in Yankton is offering an online Scripture Study on Women in the New Testament beginning September 25. Participants may choose between a Wednesday morning group from 9:30-11:00 or a Wednesday evening group from 7:00-8:30. The study is available via Zoom with an option for simultaneous in-person group discussion at the Benedictine Peace Center for Yankton area participants. Facilitated by Sister Mary Jo Polak, the six-week program will include study, sharing insights, and praying together following the example of these women whose lives were touched by Jesus. Registration deadline is September 20; cost is $65. For more information and to register visit https://yanktonbenedictines.org/retreat-center/scripture-study/, email [email protected], or call 605-668-6292.

"Creepy, Spooky, Eerie, and Strange" is a chilling exploration of the mysterious and uncanny, inviting visitors to delve into the darker corners of the imagination. This exhibit intends to bring together a collection of works that play with themes of the dark, the supernatural, the bizarre, and the otherworldly, challenging perceptions and evoking a sense of wonder and unease.

Visit "Creepy, Spooky, Eerie, and Strange" for a thrilling journey into the unknown, where art dares to venture into the shadows and evoke the thrill of the unexplained. Dare to explore the unsettling and the bizarre in this hauntingly captivating exhibit.

What Is a Crankie? Is a Crankiest a grumpy person?

A Crankie or moving panorama is a very old storytelling art form that can be found throughout the world, and in many different forms. An illustration on a scroll is wound onto two spools. The spools are loaded into a box , which has a viewing window. The scroll is hand-cranked while a story is told, a song is sung or a tune is played. The person operating the crankie is a crankist, who is usually a creative, good-natured person!

Crankies come in all sizes from ones made from matchboxes, candy tins and shoes boxes, to large wooden ones on a tabletop or huge mechanically-cranked scrolls many feet long. Shadow puppets and other puppets are often used along with the crankie stories and songs.

Join us for a Crankie Puppet Show on Thursday October 10 at 10:00 AM at Henry’s Books! This event is perfect for kiddos of all ages and will include storytelling and songs.

While there isn’t a charge for this event, a suggested donation of $10 per family helps cover the cost.

Art House Hot Springs latest exhibit feature's artwork made by Lorri Ann Two Bulls, will be on display from October 10th till December 12th. Join us for the opening reception and meet the artist on November 2nd during 5-8pm.
Words from the Artist -
This show represents cells, the basic function of life from all living species. From trees, plants, flowers, humans, animals, insects. Like a big sandwich cake of layered cells. My paintings of ladies are named after real people. I "borrowed" the names from the 1880
Indian census. The names belonged to my people who were named in our native language. I copied the names exactly spelled bv *bi-lingual census takers* and translated to English. Somehow, the names live on in art.
Real people. Real Names.

Art House Hot Springs latest exhibit feature's artwork made by Lorri Ann Two Bulls, will be on display from October 10th till December 12th. Join us for the opening reception and meet the artist on November 2nd during 5-8pm.
Words from the Artist -
This show represents cells, the basic function of life from all living species. From trees, plants, flowers, humans, animals, insects. Like a big sandwich cake of layered cells. My paintings of ladies are named after real people. I "borrowed" the names from the 1880
Indian census. The names belonged to my people who were named in our native language. I copied the names exactly spelled bv *bi-lingual census takers* and translated to English. Somehow, the names live on in art.
Real people. Real Names.