Join us for a special learning forum presentation by Lee Silliman, curator of the current exhibition in the Adelstein Gallery, “These Noble Brutes.”

This lecture expands the context of this wonderful exhibit with discussion of how the horse evolved in North America, spread to other continents, and then went extinct in North America. 

Event is FREE and open to the public.

Join us for a special learning forum presentation by Lee Silliman, curator of the current exhibition, “These Noble Brutes” in the Adelstein Gallery.

Event is FREE and open to the public.

Poverty 101 Session explores the dynamics and myths of poverty for attendees from all sectors and fosters a shared understanding of poverty.

The Poverty 101 Session explores the dynamics and myths of poverty for attendees from all sectors and fosters a shared understanding of poverty.

Join us for a special program with Victor Swallow and Gary Wietgrefe as they share their journey of collecting oral histories and organizing them into the book, Lakota Life After the Buffalo.

This presentation will explore the historic battle from a Lakota perspective, as we approach the 150^th anniversary in 2026. 

Explore exciting hands-on learning activities that highlight the Journey Museum’s permanent exhibits - FREE!

The Black Hills Flyfishers welcome Dr. Emily Fairfax to share her research on the importance of beavers in building climate resiliency.

FREE and open to the public.

Celebrate Greenway Days with author Corey Christianson as she shares the history and impact of the fateful Rapid City Flood of 1972.

Experience hands-on learning with Lakota elder and ethnobotanist Richard T. Sherman as he shares traditional plant knowledge and Indigenous stewardship practices. This workshop includes a museum presentation followed by a guided hike to identify native plants used by the Lakota for generations.

Join us to kickoff a weekend of celebration and remembrance at Greenway Days with a screening of this special SDPB film.

Poverty 101 Session explores the dynamics and myths of poverty for attendees from all sectors and fosters a shared understanding of poverty.

The Poverty 101 Session explores the dynamics and myths of poverty for attendees from all sectors and fosters a shared understanding of poverty.

Learn about the artistry and history behind Lakota moccasins. 

You will learn to design and make their very own soft soled plains moccasins to take home.

Space is limited.

The Journey Museum is excited to welcome the Black Hills Chamber Society for their 2025 season to the Wells Fargo Theater!

Take a look at a variety of types of dams in the Black Hills area and explore who built them and who manages them today.

Dr. Sharon Weaver presents on how 3D scans of the front arm bones of modern and fossil canids (dogs and their ancestors) can tell us about their behavior.

Explore the life of Rapid City’s first Sheriff, Frank Moulton, with Gary Overby.

Poverty 101 Session explores the dynamics and myths of poverty for attendees from all sectors and fosters a shared understanding of poverty.

The Poverty 101 Session explores the dynamics and myths of poverty for attendees from all sectors and fosters a shared understanding of poverty.

The Journey Museum is excited to welcome the Black Hills Chamber Society for their 2025 season to the Wells Fargo Theater!

Explore controlled burning practices at Custer State Park with Stirling Smith

The Women’s Adventure Film Tour will present a thrilling selection of films that span extreme sports, personal journeys, and boundary-pushing storytelling from across the globe.

WAFT 2025 is presented by:

Black Hills Adventure Tours
Black Hills Balloons
Black Hills Paddle Sports
Daily Adventure Coffee Company
Roam'n Around Travel and Outdoor Gear

Explore Indigenous Feminism with Rosie Sprague.

Explore the world underground with renowned caver, Adam Weaver.

The highly anticipated 19th Annual Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) is back and ready with a curated selection of the best fly fishing films from around the world.