Rapid City’s weekend calendar is packed with creative events, live music, and Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo® energy, offering something for every taste—from relaxed shopping experiences to high-octane concert nights.
Sip, Shop, and Support Local at Dandelion Bouquet
The weekend begins Friday afternoon with Sip N Shop at Dandelion Bouquet, starting at 4 p.m. This open-house style event invites guests to stop in at their own pace, enjoy alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and browse curated local goods. The evening also features guest vendor Saldare Permanent Jewelry, offering clasp-free, permanent pieces that make ideal Valentine’s Day or self-care gifts.
Get Hands-On with Clay at Prouty Pottery
Creative spirits can head to Prouty Pottery at 6 p.m. for the Clay Heart Dish Class. During the 1.5-hour guided session, participants will create two custom heart-shaped dishes, learning techniques and design tips along the way. The class is beginner-friendly and encourages personalization through layered textures and decorative elements.
Open Mic Night Encourages Community Expression
Also at 6 p.m., the The Dahl Arts Center hosts an Open Mic Night open to performers of all experience levels. From music and poetry to storytelling and spoken word, the free event welcomes all forms of artistic expression as part of the Emerging Performing Artists program.
Tanner Usrey Headlines Black Hills Stock Show Concert
Friday night’s main event takes place at 8 p.m. at the Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo®, where Tanner Usrey brings his gritty blend of country storytelling and rock energy to the stage. Opening the night is South Dakota favorite Kenny Feidler, known for raw songwriting and a powerful live presence.
Painting and Live Music Highlight Saturday Night
Saturday evening begins at 6 p.m. with Mittens Made With Love, a step-by-step canvas painting class at Prouty Pottery. Designed for all skill levels, the class provides all materials and guided instruction in a relaxed, social setting.
At 8 p.m., the Black Hills Stock Show continues with Ole 60, one of country music’s fastest-rising acts. Known for viral hits and genre-blending sound, the Kentucky six-piece is joined by opening artist Rob Langdon, delivering a high-energy start to the night.
Late-Night Music Across Rapid City
Live music continues at 9 p.m. with Tanner Johns performing at Murphy’s Pub & Grill, offering classic Stock Show Weekend vibes with cold drinks and crowd-friendly tunes.
Also at 9 p.m., Slamabama takes the stage in the Coke Corral Room at the DoubleTree by Hilton Rapid City Downtown Convention Center. The 21-and-over show runs until 1:30 a.m. and features high-energy country favorites, dancing, and a packed dance floor. A $25 cover applies.
For full event details, updates, and more happenings around the Black Hills, visit rapidcitypost.com.
And as always—see ya in the moonlight. 🌙
