Live Entertainment in Sioux Falls

Denny Sanford PREMIER Center hosts the Sioux Falls Stampede USHL hockey team and South Dakota Coyotes basketball — presenting professional and college sports in South Dakota's largest city. Sioux Falls's remarkable economic growth and its passionate sports community create game-day experiences of genuine South Dakota sporting significance.

Denny Sanford PREMIER Center is Sioux Falls's major arena and the premier entertainment venue for the entire Dakotas region — a 12,000-seat facility that brings the biggest national touring acts to South Dakota and surrounding Upper Plains states. The arena serves gaming visitors from throughout the region who travel to Sioux Falls before or after visiting the Deadwood casino resort market, providing large-scale concert entertainment to an otherwise underserved geographic corridor.

Denny Sanford PREMIER Center is South Dakota's largest indoor entertainment venue — a 12,000-capacity arena presenting major concerts, the Sioux Falls Skyforce NBA G-League team, and the biggest events in the Dakotas. As the only major arena between Minneapolis and Denver, it serves as the primary entertainment destination for a vast Great Plains region that includes much of both Dakotas and neighboring states.

Denny Sanford PREMIER Center presents major touring concerts, the largest indoor entertainment venue in South Dakota.

Falls Park in Sioux Falls provides one of South Dakota's most spectacular outdoor concert settings — the quartzite Big Sioux River waterfall that gives the city its name creates a dramatic natural amphitheater backdrop for summer concerts, cultural festivals, and community events. The park's year-round programming, including evening waterfall-viewing with interpretation towers and nearby SculptureWalk art installations, makes it the outdoor entertainment centerpiece of South Dakota's most dynamic city.

Levitt at the Falls presents free outdoor summer concerts near Falls Park as part of the national nonprofit Levitt Pavilion network.

Sioux Falls's outdoor concert culture reflects one of America's most dynamically growing mid-size cities — a Falls Park community where the extraordinary Big Sioux River falls, the remarkable Sculpture Walk (one of America's largest permanent outdoor sculpture exhibitions), and the vibrant community spirit of South Dakota's most important city create outdoor entertainment experiences of genuine Great Plains community significance.

Washington Pavilion is Sioux Falls's cultural centerpiece — a stunning 1908 Richardsonian Romanesque building containing a 1,800-seat Husby Performing Arts Center, visual arts museum, and science center that anchors the downtown arts district. Consistently ranked among the best arts venues in the Plains states, the Washington Pavilion brings world-class Broadway touring productions, classical concerts, and major performers to South Dakota's largest city with programming quality that rivals venues in cities three times its size.

Washington Pavilion in downtown Sioux Falls presents touring concerts, science exhibits, and Broadway shows in a restored 1908 high school building.