An a cappella evening with KANTOREI
Terra Sancta Retreat Center
Saturday, May 7 | 7 PM

33 Variations
May 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 | 7:30pm
May 8, 15, 22 | 2:00pm
Performing Arts Center of Rapid City

A DRAMA IN THE STUDIO THEATER
BY MOISĒS KAUFMAN
DIRECTED BY JAYME KILBURN
ASSISTANT DIRECTED BY ALEXIS EVON

Mother's Day Food Drive
The Mammoth Site
Sunday, May 8

Treat mom to a visit to her favorite museum on Mother's Day!
(Just don't tell her admission is free for moms on Mother's Day)

The Mammoth Site is once again teaming up with the KOTA Care and Share Food Drive to raise donations for our local food pantry.
Admission is free with three cans of food
(3 cans=1 free admission, 6 cans=2 free admissions, etc.).
Food collected on Mother's Day, as well as a dollar from each paid admission, will go directly to the Hot Springs Food Pantry.
Help us help the community and come visit before the summer rush starts! 

Blue Grass Worship

Black Hills Farmers Market Season Opener
Saturday, MAY 7 | 2 PM
245 E Omaha Street

Prairie Edge Spring Open House
Saturday, May 7 | 11 am – 3 pm

Love, Loss & What I Wore
Saturday, May 7 | 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
The Matthews Opera House & Arts Center

The Page-to-Stage reader's theater series begins with “Love, Loss and What I Wore,” written by Nora and Delilah Ephron and directed by Julie Walkins. This funny, yet touching and compelling script is an intimate collection of stories about women, clothes and memories covering all the important subjects—mothers, prom dresses, mothers, buying bras, mothers, hating purses, and why we only wear black.
It is a perfect match for Mother’s Day weekend.
Reader’s theater is a unique experience for audiences. In a typical theater experience, the audience is invited into the scene; but during a reader’s theater production the audience is invited into the story. Stripping a script to its barest bones–the dialogue–really pushes both actors and directors to focus their energy on developing rich characters that keep the plot moving forward without reliance on props and sets. This undertaking emphasizes the power of the words.
Each show will be followed by a meet and greet with the cast, providing the audience with a unique opportunity to socialize with the performers and crew. Coffee and cookies will be provided.
“Page to Stage: A Readers Theater Experience” will run at the Matthews Opera House and Arts Center every weekend in May with performances on Saturday evenings at 7:30 pm and Sunday matinees at 2 pm. Admission is $5 at the door.

WNRC May Luncheon
Wednesday, May 11 | 11:45 am – 1 pm
Fork Real Community Cafe

Come and connect with fellow forward moving, community building women of Rapid City and the surrounding area!
A Chance to Network , Build Relationships, opportunity to win a door prize  over good food and even better conversation!

Rapid City Concert Association Presents
Sons of the Pioneers Concert
Tuesday, May 17 | 7 PM
The Monument Fine Arts Theater

The French Family Band
Saturday, June 11 | 7 PM
Performing Arts Center of Rapid City

Please join us in congratulating Dick Termes as he was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award yesterday by the Spearfish Chamber of Commerce.
This Lifetime Achievement Award was presented by Clair Donovan, (2021 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient) to Dick Termes.
This award recognizes a business or individual who has supported and contributed to the Spearfish community for over 20 years!

Rapid City Concert Association Ticket Information

All performances are at the Fine Arts Theatre at The Monument (formerly Rapid City Civic Center), 7:00 pm (unless otherwise noted) - Open Seating

Groups of 20 or more may purchase individual adult tickets for $20 each. For further information email us at info@rapidcityconcertassociation.com

Membership/Ticket Locations

The Monument
Box Office
(605) 394-4111
Credit cards accepted

Single Event Ticket prices vary by performance

Tickets to individual shows will be available at the following locations:

The Monument (formerly Rapid City Civic Center) Box Office
(605) 394-4111
(Credit cards accepted)

We Are Almost There!

We have collected $100,000 in eligible receipts and we only have $50,000 more to go!

The Direct Your Dollars™ program is one of many ways in which Family Fare partners with our retail communities to help our neighbors. The program is built on the concept of shopping with purpose – meaning, our store guests can use their purchasing power to support their favorite nonprofits.

Through the Direct Your Dollars program, eligible nonprofit organizations can earn $1,000, simply by collecting $150,000 in eligible receipts from participating SpartanNash-owned retail stores and fuel centers in eight states.