Vermillion Public Library to Host Award-Winning Author Candy Moulton for Special Lunch & Learn
The Vermillion Public Library is delighted to announce its next featured Lunch & Learn event, welcoming acclaimed Western historian and author, Candy Moulton, for an insightful presentation on one of America’s most significant historical figures: Sacajawea. Moulton will present her talk, based on her extensive research and award-winning book, "Sacajawea: Mystery, Myth, and Legend." The event is scheduled for Thursday, November 13 from 12-1:30 p.m. in the Kozak Room. Attendees will have the unique
Tickets Now Available for An Evening with Rachel Barton Pine, Antonio Stradivari and Jacob Stainer
Internationally acclaimed violinist Rachel Barton Pine will bring centuries of history to life in an unforgettable concert on Wednesday, December 3 at Aalfs Auditorium in Vermillion, South Dakota. Tickets are available at NMMusd.org/events. The concert will feature the National Music Museum’s 1668 Jacob Stainer and 1693 ‘Harrison’ Stradivari violins—last played publicly decades ago. A Historic Musical Experience During a recent visit to the NMM, Pine was captivated by the museum’s 1668 Jacob Stainer
Retailers Launch NextGen Business Builders
Business owners in South Dakota have a new tool to boost their network and their knowledge. It’s the NextGen Business Builders program offered by the South Dakota Retailers Association. NextGen Business Builders is a 13-month program for individuals who have owned their business for five years or less. Through in-person and virtual sessions, participants will expand their knowledge in marketing, human resources, customer service, and other important skills, while networking with newer business owners from
South Dakota Shakespeare Festival Receives Endowment for the Arts Grant for Juvenile Justice Program
The South Dakota Shakespeare Festival has been awarded $22,000 to enact their Staging a Difference with Shakespeare curriculum at the Minnehaha Juvenile Detention Center from the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest. The South Dakota Shakespeare Festival was one of seven nonprofits that provides theatre education for students in juvenile justice settings to receive a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. “We are incredibly grateful for the funding from the National
