I came up here for a Demi Lovato concert. For the ticket price I got some great seats near the…read morestage, but the venue is small enough that even the far away seats aren't bad. There's plenty of food vendors and they don't all serve the same thing so walk around before making decisions if you plan on eating. I can't speak for all the stands but the food I had wasn't very good. During the concert the sound system did it's job flawlessly and the projection screens showed a crystal clear view of the stage for those who had trouble seeing or for those who wanted to take a picture but couldn't get good quality shots of the stage like myself. I think the organization for getting into the venue could have been a little better but it was still fairly quick with no trampling incidents that I'm aware of. I would come to this venue again for a concert.

This is fun for out of town guests to keep busy and interesting too. My family had a good…read moreexpereinece there and went out to lunch too. We found fun stuff to look at there.

The weather was terrible while visiting Sioux Falls... We were looking for a low cost activity to…read moreget us out of the house but also stay safe with COVID. House tours have always intrigued the nosy side of my personality :) A friend and I went here and really enjoyed it. There is a 25 min video they are offering that was informational (this is a recorded tour from when they weren't offering tours). We did get to enjoy the tour with a guide as well - it was very special getting to see the different rooms and hear the history of the home and the Pettigrews. There is also a museum addition that you go through at the end that is focused on the history of Sioux Falls and very informational. Overall I'd recommend this when you are in town. It was interesting.

They won't let me bring in an empty backpack (which I'm happy to show the contents of) but they'll…read morelet anyone bring in a woman's purse without even asking to check. What are they afraid of? It would have been nice to skip the heat and see a movie. But I'm not allowed. I'm traveling and have no vehicle or place to leave my empty backpack.

Used to be my favorite place to go. I'm a RN in a high-stress specialty and this was my spot to go…read moreto decompress, relax, and get some uncut alone time after brutal weeks on the unit. But I returned from a 13 wk crisis contract in LA to find that they had ratcheted their prices up by 100%, by vitue of their new 'first run!' gimmick. Crushing. You can still catch a $3.50 movie, but only classics, and only a few are ever offered. I loved having a true cheap seats theater in town (as any good town should) where you could see a new movie for less just by waiting a bit longer. It's truly a shame. You might as well pay a few extra bucks and go to Century. I will still go occasionally, but I guarantee I will spend FAR less money there now at $7 than I would have at $3.50. I realize we are in trying times, but this is just seems like a gouge. Otherwise decent staff, great popcorn, presentable facilities, quiet atmosphere. For the record, this would be 5+ stars a year ago. I was tempted to rate lower, but have to give some credit for their years of past radness.

Very easy to work with and such an inviting environment. Talented lady and such a gem! Very…read moreflexible and understanding.

Nice place in a group of nice places. The kilim rugs are amazing. The best part is the individual,…read moreone of a kind pieces the artist in residence, (owner) makes. Each has a name and a personality. Usually some piece of a doll also....

The pieces are beautiful. The service was fabulous. The lady was so friendly and let us look in…read morepeace without stalking us throughout the store. Purchased a great purse for a gift.

Gotta Go!! Never been to a hockey game, but I had such a good time I bought a jersey!!!read more

I need to preface this review with a bit of a disclaimer. I have never been a hockey fan. My only…read moreexperience with hockey has been playing floor hockey in high school P.E. and seeing short snippets on TV. I know very little about it and am probably not a very good judge of quality. Now, with all that out of the way, I have to admit that I love Stampede hockey. I had always heard that hockey, even more than other sports, is a much better experience live. Well, if my experience is any indication, its absolutely true. The speed and excitement just doesn't translate all that well to TV. My wife and I have also been to both Sioux Falls Canaries (baseball) games and a Sioux Falls Skyforce (basketball) game and can say that Stampede is, by far, our favorite. Part of it is personal preference, sure, but that isn't the whole story. The Stampede seem to have a much more devoted following and the crowds tend to be much more into the game. Most people in attendance seem to be following the action closely and are genuinely invested in the outcome. Considering this is a smaller, local team, I find that impressive. The prices are very reasonable. The cheapest seats are $7.50 on up to $20.00 or so for the premium spots. The Sioux Falls Arena honestly doesn't have a bad seat in the whole building. You can easily see the action from any location. Sure, closer is always better, but the $7.50 seats are just fine. The bottom line is that if you aren't a hockey fan going into a Sioux Falls Stampede game, you may just be one on your way out.