Hooray for Movies!…read more This is a high quality, two screen theatre on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in the small town of Kyle. It's the first of it's kind on the res and it's been a long time coming! Come out and support a great local establishment that plays 2nd run films with great HD quality. They have comfy stadium seating, and great sound! BONUS POINTS for the option to buy reusable popcorn and drink containers to make their already affordable snacks even cheaper! A large popcorn refill with your bucket is only $1.75. The only downside is the lobby. It's clean, but needs some nice seats and a little more pizzazz. Once that happens, 5 stars!

This is a GREAT Little theater and a wonderful addition to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. It is…read morethe FIRST AND ONLY movie theater on the reservation and provides the current movies. Breaking Dawn 2 was the movie that showed at the opening. The seats are extra comfortable, they have the reusable cups and popcorn buckets that you can purchase and get refills for under $4 for both the soda and popcorn, all tickets are under $7 and the staff is VERY friendly too. They also have coffee and cappucinos. It is so wonderful to have a theater right here in our little town. You definitely have to come and check out a movie. While you are there be sure to buy a Nunpa Theater t-shirt too! You can also "Like" them on Facebook. See ya at the movies :)

This theatre is such a nice amenity for the community. I saw a Sunday matinee recently and the…read moreservice was excellent and the lines moved quickly and you can't beat the ticket prices, evening shows included! The team members working were kind and friendly too. Very glad to have this entertainment option in town!

This is a small town movie theater, quant but they have 4 screens. I didn't notice noise from the…read moreother movies. Popcorn was tasty! Clean.

This hometown movie theater is more than just a small town venue. They go above and beyond to bring…read moreus the latest movies, offer special merchandise, support our community and have the best popcorn and frozen yogurt around!

Very nostalgic and very recent movies. Staff are very nice and the grounds are kept clean. Various…read morefood options at reasonable prices.

The Mammoth site is a must see if you're in hot springs. It's a nice history lesson and a great…read morevisual on mammoth fossils. If you have kids it is a must see for them and a great learning opportunity for their knowledge. Stop by the mammoth site and get a historical lesson on the mammoth site and how they got there.

Do you like mammoth bones and/or paleontology? If so, this is one of the best locations in North…read moreAmerica. A Land developer, who was planning to build new homes, stumbled onto this mammal trap and donated it to the government. So far, they have discovered #67 mammoth bones among other mammals. Be prepared for at least 2 hours of history and excitement (or maybe more) via a scanned qr code audio lecture and 15 mt feature movie. However, you and your traveling companions will enjoy every minute of their experience.

The Heritage Center is an amazing hole-in-the-wall Native American fine arts gallery, museum,…read morecultural center and gift shop located in the historic mission building on the campus of Red Cloud Indian School. The Center hosts The Red Cloud Indian Art Show, an annual nationally-recognized fine arts exhibition with a wide variety of pieces from emerging and seasoned Native American artists. The show really falls in line with the other greats like Santa Fe Indian Arts Market, Heard Arts Market, Eiteljorg, and others - you won't be disappointed. It always takes place from early June through early August. The authenticity of the work, art show, and items in the gift shop are outstanding. Being part of the 125+ year old Red Cloud Indian School - named for the famous Oglala Lakota war chief whose grave sits on a hill overlooking the Center - The Heritage Center is part of their nonprofit. This means that the price you pay for gifts goes to support local artist initiatives, art programs for youth, and to support the school system directly - which boasts some amazing statistics for their Lakota students. And with all this, admission is FREE - a huge bonus for me! (but donations are welcome to support the cause). PRO TIP: ask for a free tour and if you're lucky (and you ask) they might show you the back room where they store their massive 10,000 piece historic collection with items from the early 1800's though present day. They told me they recently sent pieces off to The National Museum of the American Indian!! Full disclosure - I do work with people who work there and they've totally won me over - but I'm sure if you visit, they'll win you over too!

I called to verify the hours and spoke with Patty. Very…read morenice lady. We will head over from Valentine and resume the review after a visit.