Entertainment Districts in Rapid City

Art Alley in downtown Rapid City presents an ever-changing outdoor mural gallery alongside nearby restaurants and bars.

Dahl Arts Center in downtown Rapid City presents visual art galleries and a 180-foot cyclorama mural depicting American history.

Downtown Rapid City presents life-size presidential statues along its 'City of Presidents' walking tour alongside restaurants and bars, gateway to the Black Hills.

Downtown Rapid City is the most western entertainment district in South Dakota — a Main Street community where the remarkable Presidential Wax Museum, outstanding Western-themed restaurants, and the extraordinary access to Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, and the Black Hills create an entertainment district of unique American Western heritage significance. Rapid City's remarkable "Statesmen of the City" sculpture walk (life-size bronze replicas of all US presidents) creates a one-of-a-kind entertainment environment.

Main Street Square is Rapid City's most important public gathering space — a beautifully designed downtown plaza hosting outdoor concerts, winter ice skating, and community events that serve as the social heart of the Black Hills' most important city. Main Street Square's extraordinary programming and its role as the central meeting place for the western South Dakota community create an outdoor entertainment district of genuine Black Hills community significance.

Main Street Square presents an urban plaza hosting concerts, an ice rink, and events in downtown Rapid City.

The Journey Museum and Learning Center presents Black Hills geology, paleontology, and Native American history exhibits in Rapid City.