Heat Things Up in Downtown Rapid City
Conquer the cold and experience winter in Downtown Rapid City!
Main Street Square
Heading to Rapid City in search of epic outdoor adventures? You’re coming to the right place. Pick and choose from the activities below to piece together three full days of outdoor fun.
A Well Spent Summer Vacation In Rapid City
We were so excited when the South Dakota Department of Tourism invited us back to visit this summer. This time, we stayed in Rapid City and it did not disappoint!
Tips For A Memorable Weekend In And Around Rapid City
What’s up everybody! My name is Mason (@mason.moir), my wife Alex and our pup Cedar, love Rapid city and the surrounding areas!
When spring comes to South Dakota, Rapid City is the place to be. Quicker on its feet than any other season, spring arrives not only with a burst of nature’s beauty, but a calendar of events and activities you won’t want to miss out on. Here are a dozen-plus ways to get in on the fun!
Who's Toy House
Shop a selection of thousands of wonderful toys which will provide hours of fun and promote creative learning at Who's Toys House. They offer many exclusive brands and a wide variety that is sure to please everyone.
Mitzi's Books
Located in The Shops at Main Street Square at the heart of Rapid City’s historic downtown, Mitzi’s Books is a proudly independent, family-oriented bookstore featuring a unique blend of bestsellers, regional titles, children’s books, and gift items.
Que Pasa Cantina
¿Que Pasa? is a casual, down-to-earth greeting between amigos meaning, "what’s happening… what’s up?” They draw from the very best ingredients and the most authentic cooking methods to create a modern Mexican Kitchen and Tequila Bar where great food and good times happen daily.
The Silver Lining Creamery
Silver Lining Creamery is Rapid City's only hometown ice cream creamery, dishing up premium ice cream with 14% milk fat which results in a richer taste and creamier texture. Watch as ice cream creators make Real South Dakota ice cream inside the factory viewing glass.
The Sculpture Project: Passage of Wind and Water
The Sculpture Project: Passage of Wind and Water is a major public art project at Main Street Square in Downtown Rapid City. Stone sculptor Masayuki Nagase carved 21 massive granite pieces on site during the summer months over five years, beginning summer 2013 and completed in summer 2017.
