The new Summit Events Hall (formerly Knights of Columbus) is a beautiful historic building in Sioux…read moreFalls. As a wedding photographer, this unique location is so exciting because it's offers so much more than any other location in Sioux Falls or the area. It's got it's own character, is beautiful on it's own and can be touched up with your own flare. Perfect for weddings, corporate events and parties! Congrats on this lovely space!

This place is a dream for parents of small children. Lots to do, but a small, well designed space -…read moreso you can see your child almost no matter where they are. Safe, clean play space. I will come back again and again. There's a barn, grocery store, cafe, "track," and indoor playground. Free coffee and some places to sit at tables.

Awesome play in good or bad weather…read more We have taken our grand kids here several times. It is well laid out and easy to see the kids where every they are playing. It is great to have someplace to take them in bad or hot weather. It is clean, staff is nice and I hope that they will vary the activities by adding and changing things occasionally to help keep it fresh and interesting. There are certainly bigger indoor play places we have taken them, but this place is just right for now. Parents need to chill, kids ask questions, get hurt, run around, scream and make messes, it all good. Don't be so uptight!

I was considering this facility for a wedding reception and had talked to Melissa, all seemed…read moregreat, the photos online looked great. My wedding planner called me and said there were 3 people in line for my date and so Melissa was sending me a contract to sign and invoice for half the cost, and I needed to sign and pay within 24 hours or I would lose the date. I didn't have time to see the venue in person prior to signing. I paid and signed. The first 2 people I told that I had booked that venue told me that they had been to a wedding there and it was not a well kept or updated venue when they saw it. I then went to an open house and saw the space for myself. I had to use the restroom when I first got there and honestly felt like I was using the restroom at a gas station in Belvedere, SD. (No offense - but if you have been there, you know.). I then went out and looked at the venue. The carpet in the bridal suite was loose and all bunched up by the doorway when you walked in. The whole Facility didn't appear to have been updated in years. I only peaked in the kitchen, but it was very small and appeared dirty, which I found odd for an open house. I decided that the location would not work for us. Based on these reasons and several other things I noted at the open house, including staff interactions with other guests and the general disrepair of the building. I found another venue and called Melissa to cancel and ask if there was any possibility of receiving a partial refund of my down payment (half of the full cost of renting venue) if they were able to rebook. Melissa said no, and immediately seemed to become very defensive and aggressively told me that we had a contact that was legally binding. My tone had been kind, polite and not at all aggressive. I then told her that I didn't want to offend her but I wanted to let her know why I felt the venue wouldn't work for us. (As a business owner myself I always want the feedback to know what people are thinking.). As I calmly outlined what I described above, she started yelling over me. Stating amongst other things that the bathrooms were remodeled in 2017 and no one has EVER told them that the venue was anything other than top notch - the other 1 star reviews here contradict that. I finally hung up on her as she had elevated to screaming in my ear. This for me went from, "This is not a venue I would use for a wedding." To not being willing to recommend it for anyone due to the extremely unprofessional response from Melissa. After posting this review on Google - Melissa started sending her "flying monkeys" to attack me - stirring up as much drama as she can - going as far as making up stories about me and such. She has gone beyond unprofessional to absolutely unhinged.

There were so many promises made on things for our wedding that were not fulfilled. Building is not…read morewell maintained at all. I could go on and on. Just don't recommend this place. Definitely not the "upscale" venue they claim to be.

My husband and I had passed by the Old Courthouse Museum many times since moving to Sioux Falls,…read morebut for Mother's Day we decided to do something a little different and finally stop in for a visit. We both love old historical museums, and this turned out to be one of the nicest surprises we've had since making South Dakota our home. The courthouse itself is beautifully restored. The architecture alone is worth the visit. Walking through the building really gives you an appreciation for the craftsmanship of another era. One thing that especially fascinated me were the old architectural drawings on display. It honestly amazed me to think that all of those detailed designs were created entirely by hand without computers or modern drafting programs. The amount of patience and talent required must have been incredible. The museum gives a wonderful glimpse into the early history of Sioux Falls and how different life once was here. Looking through the exhibits, furnishings, photographs, and displays made me reflect on how much simpler life must have seemed back then, even though I know it certainly had its own hardships. As newer residents of Sioux Falls, it also helped us feel more connected to the city we now call home. Sometimes when you move somewhere new, you know the streets and stores first, but not the story underneath them. This museum helped fill in some of those gaps for us. We also wound up spending far too much time in the gift shop and left with quite a few souvenirs. Mostly though, I just enjoyed spending the afternoon strolling through the museum with my honey, learning a little more about the history of the community we've become a part of. It made for a very peaceful and memorable Mother's Day.

This museum is really cool and interesting with lots of information about the building and the…read moretown, as well as lots other items from history.

We traveled from Wisconsin to catch the Struts at the District. The venue is conveniently situated…read morewithin a one block walk of two nearby hotels. A bonus when you can walk to/from a show. If you need to kill time there's also a major mall across the parking lot. The District is attached to a restaurant (Roam). The restaurant has modern decor and is a fun environment. I wouldn't sing praises for the food, but it's a solid option when catching a show. The District is basically a mid size open box building with a stage at the front. We were on the rail so we could see perfectly. I have no complaint about acoustics within the building. There's a "U" shaped balcony above the concert floor. If you're on the balcony rail you would be able to see the show with no difficulty at all. My guess is the venue comfortable capacity is about 1,000 people. We only had water during our show, but I was incredibly impressed that a bottle of water only cost $2. I've been to similar venues in Milwaukee and Chicago and generally pay upwards of $5 just for a water. All in all The District is a nice midsize event venue Sioux Falls should be proud to call their own.

Absolutely perfect! Our niece just had her wedding with you and we were truly impressed! Service…read morewas outstanding. Friendly and efficient. Even the young man who went for a spoon because my granddaughter only eats Mac n' cheese with a spoon. Even clean up was so smooth we hardly noticed. Also everyone raved about the food! Including the late night pizzas! Thank you all so much!

Went to a wedding here this past weekend. The cocktail hour was in the portion with a stage and…read morebar, and then moved to the other side where tables were set up. The ambiance was pretty cool and the appetizers of stuffed peppers, chicken skewers and beef meatballs weren't bad. The table settings for the dinner itself were great. They had candles and branches set in vases, with flowers for the wedding party tables. The dance floor was pretty small but luckily it was a small wedding. There's space for a photo booth if you decide to have one against the back wall leading to the bathrooms. The catered food was delicious, only the green beans were a bit salty. Cons: Because it's a shared venue you could occasionally hear the music from the club side of the venue. The bathrooms were also shared which prevented the usual bathroom necessities you find during weddings. There was no coat check, only rolling hangers which I periodically checked on since it was closer to the shared doorway. And the structure of the building meant there were pillars blocking some folks during speeches. Overall this was a solid venue to have a wedding, and they did a really good job setting up tables, and with the food.

Just found this gem , DADA's at ICON. It's a unique space and features art by local artists #bonus…read more I love the chill vibe to hangout with friends plus the tasty drinks and food.

Good food. Fun golf. Don't skip on the dessert…read more I got the teriyaki chicken bowl and cinnamon sugar bites. Delicious

Took forever to get food or drinks and the system wouldn't even register our hits for the game. How…read morecan you serve food without silverware and expect people to play without making sure your equipment even works. I would not recommend this place to anyone experience completely sucked. We hit over 100 golf balls and it may be registered 25 of them

Chef Dominique knows that there is one way to peoples' hearts, through their stomachs…read more I've eaten Chef Dominique's food at several events from weddings at their banquet facility in the Downtown Shriver's Square to small house parties and picnics. He used to be the Executive Chef at Theo's and then 601 Arota in town and still serves many of the dishes they served there (now its the only place you can get them), but he has also come up with a variety of cool new dishes along the way. If you have any special requests, he can make just about anything. I think he has had the reputation of being upscale and high-end but I've heard from lots of people that they can do reasonable packages for those on a budget as well. I've been to events where he's catered burgers and salads. His staff is great to work with and they're very conscious about making sure the event is just what you wanted. If you have an event, large or small. There's one sure way to impress your guests, Chef Dominique's Catering.

Chef Dominique's prices on his website do not match his written proposal. The website prices are…read morecheaper. When I inquired about this he told me "The prices on the website were wrong the prices change daily and I was free to chose another caterer." So I am exercising that choice!