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Local
Events
Annual
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Sponsored by Deadwood
Chamber of Commerces
Fun is always close at hand when you're in Deadwood.
It's as easy to find as the next gaming hall, restaurant or club.
But every so often Deadwood pulls out all the stops and plans the
kind of party that will make you want to mark it on your calendar,
take time off work, drive all night if you have to.
Deadwood Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau
http://www.deadwood.org/
767 Main Street
Deadwood, SD 57732
Phone: 1-800-999-1876
Terry
Peak
Terry Peak Ski Area was established in 1936 and lives
on as one of the first chairlift operations in the United States.
Through the years numerous improvements have put Terry Peak Ski
Area on a new level within the ski industry and offer a new winter
experience that the Black Hills has never experienced before.
Terry Peak Ski Area
http://www.terrypeak.com
PO Box 774 - Lead, SD 57754
E-Mail ski@terrypeak.com
Phone: 605.584.2165
Black
Hills Attractions
Visit Black Hills Discovered for a comprehensive list
of attractions in the Black Hills:
http://www.blackhillsdiscovered.com/siterun_data/black_hills_attractions/
Box Elder, South Dakota: SD
Air & Space Museum
Belle Fourche, South Dakota: Tri-State
Museum
Custer, South Dakota: Crazy
Horse Mountain Memorial, Custer
State Park, Flintstone's
Bedrock City, Heritage
Village, Jewel
Cave National Monument
Deadwood, South Dakota: Adams
Museum and House
Hill City, South Dakota: 1880
Train, Everything
Prehistoric, Mistletoe
Ranch
Hot Springs, South Dakota: Evans
Plunge, Mammoth Site
Keystone, South Dakota: Borglum
Historical Center, The
Rock Shed, Big Thunder
Gold Mine
Mount Rushmore: Mount
Rushmore National Memorial
Rapid City, South Dakota: Old
Macdonald's Petting Farm, Black
Hills Adventure Tours, Black
Hills Caverns, Watiki
Indoor Water Park, Cosmos
Mystery Area, Journey
Museum, The Dahl Arts Center,
Rushmore Water Slides,
Pirates Cove Adventure Golf
Sturgis: Sturgis
Motorcycle Rally
...and more!
Mickelson
Trail
June 7, 2009
Deadwood Mickelson Trail Marathon
26.2 miles of breathtaking Black Hills beauty! COURSE
DESCRIPTION: The Marathon is a point to point course, beginning
in the old mining town of Rochford; home of the MoonShine Gulch
Saloon, the sMall of America, and the University of Rochford. After
a quick run through town, you find yourself on the George Mickelson
Trail and on your way to Deadwood. The Half Marathon starts on the
trail, 13.1 miles from Rochford. The Finish Line for both events
is the Deadwood Trailhead. Complete course description can be found
on the Course Information page. Bus transportation from Deadwood
is provided and strongly recommended to the start line of both events.
Start time for both events is 8 AM.
http://www.deadwoodmickelsontrailmarathon.com/
Historic
Deadwood-Lead Arts Council
Opera House & Arts Council Announce Spring
Musical "The Music Man"
Performance Dates: April 30 (dress rehearsal); May 1-3; 8-10; 15-17.
Based on a theme of "Looking Forward... to Opening
Night" and celebrating Lead's timeless spirit of rejuvenation,
the Historic Homestake Opera House Society board of directors, in
conjunction with the Historic Deadwood-Lead Arts Council and The
Gold Camp Players are very proud to announce the May 2009 production
of Meredith Willson's "The Music Man."
In May 2008 the production of "Fiddler On the
Roof" by the Historic Homestake Opera House (HHOH) and Historic
Deadwood-Lead Arts Council (HDLAC) drew media attention because
of its historic nature. The show was the first community theatre
production in 25 years, due to a fire that almost destroyed the
building in 1984. Because of the success of the 2008 musical, the
board of directors for both the HHOH and HDLAC have planned to host
a spring musical every year.
Historic Deadwood Lead Arts Council
http://deadwoodleadartscouncil.com/
PO Box 595
Lead, SD 57754
Phone: 605.584.1461
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