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LifeLight Music Festival is back at Nelson Park this September with free admission, dozens of artists, and enough food trucks to keep everyone happy all day long.

Robert Plant brings his current project Saving Grace to the Orpheum Theatre this October, proving the Led Zeppelin legend still has fresh music to share.

Bret Michaels is back on the Rock Legends Cruise, and this time he's sharing the ship with Foreigner, Collective Soul, and George Thorogood.

Robert Patrick rides to Sturgis every year, and this time he left with a spot in the Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame.

Downtown Brookings turns into something pretty special on Thursday nights in August, and it's been happening for 11 summers now.

Something new is coming to the W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds this year, and it has nothing to do with rides or concerts, fair officials are rolling out a curfew policy for younger attendees.

Falls Park gets all the attention, and for good reason, but there are some quieter, lesser-known spots within an hour or two of Sioux Falls that contain waterfalls and are well worth the drive.

Lake Lorraine sits right in the middle of Sioux Falls, but most people still don't know you can rent a paddleboard there, or take a yoga class on the water.

Have you ever skinny dipped?

You can just hear Clark Griswold saying, "Okay kids, who wants to see the Tallest Ear of Corn in the world, which is just a short hour and fifteen minutes away from Sioux Falls?"