The Swiftel Center is an international award-winning venue of excellence and one of South Dakota's premier event facilities.
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Walk among the prettiest quarter section in South Dakota at McCrory Gardens, including 45 acres of arboretum.
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Enjoy comfort and relaxation while staying at the Days Inn of Brookings.
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The Swiftel Center is an international award-winning venue of excellence and one of South Dakota's premier event facilities.
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Walk among the prettiest quarter section in South Dakota at McCrory Gardens, including 45 acres of arboretum.
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Enjoy comfort and relaxation while staying at the Days Inn of Brookings.
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The Children's Museum of South Dakota stimulates curiosity and creativity by providing children with opportunities for hands-on learning.
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Enjoy the serene setting of mature trees, a lush landscape and tranquil waters of Dakota Nature Park.
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For more than 40 years, the Brookings Arts Council has been inspiring artists young and old through specialized classes, art exhibits, and opportunities to gain recognition.
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Buy 'em by the bag and don't forget a slice of homemade pie!
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Join us for the 2019 Miss South Dakota & Miss South Dakota's Outstanding Teen scholarship competition in the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center on the campus of SDSU in Brookings.
Enjoy a weekend of fishing at Indian Hills Pond for the Trout Extravaganza in Brookings, South Dakota!
Family Night at Ground Round Grill & Bar in Brookings, South Dakota.
South Dakota State University Briggs Library is pleased to host the traveling exhibition Native Voices: Native Peoples’ Concepts of Health and Illness. It is on display to the public for free from April 24 — June 5 on the main level of the library. "Native Voices: Native Peoples' Concepts of Health and Illness" is a traveling exhibit that explores the interconnectedness of wellness, illness and cultural life for Native Americans. It is on display to the public for free at SDSU Briggs Library from April 24 - June 5.
