Community Calendar

Explore Indigenous culture, history, and storytelling through Chief Eagle’s renowned Hoop Dance. Starr Chief Eagle has been performing hoop dances for over 25 years, learning the traditional dance before she even knew how to walk! Today Chief Eagle uses her dancing to share Lakota Culture in hopes of restoring and maintaining it for generations to come. Everyone is invited to enjoy refreshments generously provided by the Wo’takuye Oyate Kinship Center and the Friends of the Aberdeen Public Library beginning at 6:00 PM with performance to follow at 6:30 PM
When: Thursday, Oct 9th Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM Ages: All ages & their families Registration: No registration required.

From the Crazy Horse Memorial to Sioux Falls, the Lakota Music Project is building bridges on a statewide tour this October. The tour programs explore shared human experiences of celebration, humor, love and youth demonstrated through music of Lakota, Dakota, and western classical traditions.

From the Crazy Horse Memorial to Sioux Falls, the Lakota Music Project is building bridges on a statewide tour this October. The tour programs explore shared human experiences of celebration, humor, love and youth demonstrated through music of Lakota, Dakota, and western classical traditions.

From the Crazy Horse Memorial to Sioux Falls, the Lakota Music Project is building bridges on a statewide tour this October. The tour programs explore shared human experiences of celebration, humor, love and youth demonstrated through music of Lakota, Dakota, and western classical traditions.

Are you a true K-pop stan? Come learn the choreography to some of your favorite songs from groups like BTS, TWICE, TXT, and Blackpink! Show off your moves at the library. This high-energy program is perfect for tweens and teens—don’t miss the fun!
When: Tuesday October 14 Time: 5:00PM-6:00PM Age: Tween & Teens

From the Crazy Horse Memorial to Sioux Falls, the Lakota Music Project is building bridges on a statewide tour this October. The tour programs explore shared human experiences of celebration, humor, love and youth demonstrated through music of Lakota, Dakota, and western classical traditions.

From the Crazy Horse Memorial to Sioux Falls, the Lakota Music Project is building bridges on a statewide tour this October. The tour programs explore shared human experiences of celebration, humor, love and youth demonstrated through music of Lakota, Dakota, and western classical traditions.

From the Crazy Horse Memorial to Sioux Falls, the Lakota Music Project is building bridges on a statewide tour this October. The tour programs explore shared human experiences of celebration, humor, love and youth demonstrated through music of Lakota, Dakota, and western classical traditions.

A youth safe pumpkin carving event. Spookify your pumpkin from start to finish. Win Haunted Forest passes for the “Most Tricked Out,” pumpkin and a special thank you to Aberdeen Parks, Recreation and Forestry for the tickets. An after-hours event.
When: Friday, October 17th Time: 5:30-7:00

Come visit shop and sample from several vendors including: DJ’s Creations, Kvanvig Kuchen, Crows Nest Customz, A Sweet Talker Bake Shop, Linda's Youniquely Yours, Elysian Clothing, Stampin Up, Park Lane, pet treats by PurePups, Usborne Books, Dakota Rustic Creations, Thirty-One gifts, Handmade home and holiday decor, Dazzling Colors, Park Lane, Refurbished Furniture, Wreaths, Wood Crafts, The Country Shoppe, Handmade soap and soap accessories, SoDak Sharpening, Local Honey, Mary Kay, Tastefully Simple, Scentsy, Crochet crafts, Color Street, Magnabilities, AVON, jewelry, Little Bat Designs, Garden Glass home & garden decor, handmade blankets and MANY more!!