The Aberdeen Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department provides recreational/leisure services to the Aberdeen Community and surrounding region. This includes 12 city parks (including 3 dog parks), over 20 miles of trails, 2 softball complexes, Fossum Baseball Field Complex, Kuhnert Arboretum, 2 outdoor ice rinks and 1 indoor ice arena. Wylie Park and Storybook Land is one of the primer parks in the region. It includes 2 campgrounds, Miniature golf, go-karts, picnic facilities and bike and skate rentals. At Storybook Land families enjoy a world of imagination inspired by nursery rhymes and featuring the Land of Oz. Also enjoy a ride on the Train, Carousel, Balloon Ride and Roller Coaster. The Recreation Division provides recreational activities year round for all ages including youth ball leagues, youth & adult tennis lessons and leagues, skating lessons, open gyms, recreational skating, cross country ski lessons, and adult basketball and volleyball leagues. Many special events are offered including Family Fun Weekend, Tennis Tournaments, Storybook Land Festival, Winterfest and Holiday Celebration just to name a few. The YAPAtorium Teen Center provides many activities for teens. Other facilities include: Aberdeen Recreation and Cultural Center (ARCC) where programming in the visual arts, dance, music, and theatre occur for all ages. Other areas at the ARCC include the Civic Arena, Civic Theatre, and the ARCC Gallery. The Aberdeen Aquatic Center provides entertainment for the whole family with the lap pool, diving boards, leisure pool with multilevel play structure, 3 waterslides, and the Lazy River. Other activities include swimming lessons, water walking and adult water exercise. Lee Park Golf Course is an 18 hole public course which provides lessons and leagues. Aberdeen Senior Center provides many programs and activities for people over 50 years of age

The library offers a wide variety of services including print and non-print materials, WiFi, and public internet computers.

NeSoDak - Located on a beautiful Glacial Lake, NeSoDak provides a safe place for youth to build relationships, develop new skills and live in a grace-filled community. NeSoDak specializes in summer youth programs, including 1-2-3 camps (one day, one night) for elementary youth, half-week and week-long camps for middle school through junior high youth, Servant Journey and adventures camps. Klein Ranch - Klein Ranch is a unique camp that offers youth the opportunity to begin to stretch their boundaries, and abilities, as they ride horses on 2,300 acres of Wild West ranch country. Campers can spend a week exploring the prairie on horseback and participating in other activities, such as hiking the mini badlands, having an overnight campout, playing games and more. Through the camp's small group community, youth strengthen their identity and gain depth in their faith. At Klein Ranch, youth also develop a sense of responsibility for themselves and for others as they care for the animals at the camp. Outlaw Ranch - Located amongst granite outcroppings in the southern Black Hills, Outlaw Ranch is open year round, offering summer youth camps, family camp, year round retreats for youth and adults, as well as hosting business gatherings and family reunions. Outlaw Ranch is known across the country for its top notch family camps, bringing youth and families together.

City Hall houses the following city departments: - City Council - City Administrator - Building Permits - City Finance Officer - City Utilities (Electric, Water, Sewer, and Garbage Collection) - Planning and Zoning - Parks and Recreation - Volga Community Center and Auditorium Reservations - Community Calendar at http://volgacity.com/ - Text and Email alerts available for City Council Meetings and Emergencies (weather, snow removal, or any other emercency) by clicking on the Notify Me link at VolgaCity.com - The community storm shelter is located at the City Auditorium, 216 Kasen Avenue.

Community library with the following services: books, audio books, DVDs, magazines and newspapers for check-out for all ages; digital services including E-books, audio books, magazines and movies downloadable to personal device; local history collections including South Dakota Room and Centennial Archives; Interlibrary loan service, free databases including genealogy research, consumer health, PubMed, Sanborn maps and resources for pre-school through teens; public computers and laptops during open hours, wireless internet 24/7 with password, online newspaper index, and children's programming: lap sit and pre-school story hours, Head Start Storytime, after school club, homework help, and summer reading program for children and adults.

Provides a meeting place for the community as well as meals for senior citizens. The Hill City Senior Citizens organization assists senior citizens in helping themselves and promotes becoming part of the community. Als provides information on topics of health and senior care as needed. Durable medical equipment loan available. Monthly breakfast on the 2nd Sunday of each month served 8:00am - 12:00noon. $8.00 per adult and $5.00 per child aged 5 - 10 years. Children under the age of 4 eat free. Serves a full breakfast for 10 days during the Sturgis Rally.

Recreation Trail: The recreation trail has over 30-miles of uninterrupted paved trail which encircles the city. Parks: Sioux Falls is home to, over 80 parks in its more than 3,400-acre park system. Shelter Reservations: Parks and Recreation will make picnic shelter reservations for your group and post a reservation. Sign in an enclosed sign case at the shelter. Wedding Reservation: The wedding application form and complete wedding policy, which lists wedding reservation times, can be viewed, or printed on the website or call for information. Weddings can be scheduled at the following locations: McKennan Park Sunken Garden, Sherman Park Garden, Terrace Park Japanese Garden and Tuthill Garden. Wedding events can be scheduled for two different, four-hour time blocks year-round. Partners/Third-party attractions: - Levitt Shell: Is a two-acre outdoor music venue in Falls Park West. It features free outdoor concerts from artists of various genres each summer. - For concert series information, visit www.levitsiouxfalls.org or call 605-271-1560 Rental events are limited during the Levitt Concert Series season. For rental information contact: Friends of Levitt 605-271-1560 or www.levitsiouxfalls.org/rent-venue - Great Bear Chalet: 605-367-7317, www.greatbearpark.com - Great Plains Zoo & Museum: 605-367-8613, www.greatzoo.org - Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum: 605-367-4414, www.maryjowegnerarboretum.com Overlook Cafe, 605-367-4885: https://fallsoverlook.com

Members of the Pierre Senior Center enjoy friendship through weekly potlucks which include entertainment from musicians and speakers, Tuesday rolls & coffee, pool, bingo, and cards. The building is used by AARP for income tax preparation for seniors and low-income families/individuals. Flu shot clinics are held here. The facility can be rented for events such as receptions, banquets, meetings, family gatherings, etc. Seats up to 150 with 8 per table. Bus trips are offered two - three times per year. Follow Pierre Senior Center Facebook. Volunteer opportunities - members assist with serving weekly potluck, making rolls for Tuesday coffee, and other activities such as serving special meals and helping with the rummage sale.

The library offers a wide variety of services including print and non-print materials, WiFi, and public internet computers.

Eligible library card holders can check out books, DVDs, audiobooks, games, puzzles, tool kits, park and museum passes, fishing kits, and disc golf equipment. Access eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, and streaming videos through the library's digital collections. Use computers or Wi-Fi, or print from home using the mobile printing app, and pick up prints in the library or at the drive-thru window. Get help with mobile devices - iPads, Kindles, smart phones, etc. Use the library's makerspace to laser engrave, print custom stickers, poster, banners, 3D printing, and more. Enhance job skills or get homework help using the library's online learning resources. Participate in library events for all ages. Get library services at library's bookmobile throughout the community. Other services include test proctoring, no-cost notary services, faxing, reference assistance, local history resources, dial-a-story, and home delivery services. Meeting and study rooms are also available. Contact in person, by phone, email, or chat through the library's website.

Resources include books, audio-books, downloadable e-books and audiobooks through Libby, local newspapers, and magazines. Services include Interlibrary loans, internet access on library computers, 24/7 Wi-Fi, Book-a-Librarian opportunities, book discussions, story-times, summer reading program, test proctoring, printing, copying and scanning opportunities, and Study rooms and meeting room space.

Provides educational classes, musical entertainment, educational and entertainment programs, movies, card games, pool games, various craft activities, health education, holiday and membership parties, hosts community events, office and meeting room rental space, monthly potlucks, exercise rooms, and volunteer opportunities.

The library offers a wide variety of services including print and non-print materials, WiFi, and public internet computers.

Provides materials and information contributing to the education, recreation and quality of life for the community through a variety of materials, formats, technology connections, programming, and customer service.

Senior center programs include social activities, informational events, health care programs, and facility rental space. Volunteers within the Aberdak Senior Group coordinate the various programs, including, recreational occasions and volunteer opportunities. Members are mailed a newsletter each month highlighting activities and events.

Committed to bringing arts education and enjoyment in its many facets: literature and poetry, dance, theater and music, to the Clay County region. By maintaining stewardship of the historic Washington Street Arts Center, the VAAC provides a home to support artists and students, and welcome area community. Provides classes, workshops, exhibitions, pop-up events, and summer arts camp. Meeting rooms and small event space available; fees apply.

Homestake Adams Research and Cultural Center (HARCC) serves as a destination appealing to historians, geologist, genealogists, authors, scholars, and the general public. It is a research center with a reputation for thoroughness, assisting in multi-disciplined fields of study serving a local, state, and national audience. The facility is designed to host a variety of public programs, workshops, concerts, and lectures that appeal to a divers and multi-generational audience. The HARCC provides public access to an unprecedented collection of historically valuable archival materials, offering a unique perspective of Black Hills history.

Offers opportunities through a variety of degrees, including programs in the healthcare, business, and teaching fields. Two-year, four-year, and graduate degrees offered.

The Dahl Arts Center offers: - Art classes for all ages - Five visual arts galleries with changing exhibits - Kids interactive gallery - 191ft Cyclorama mural of American Economic History painted by Bernard P. Thomas - Performing arts events in 250-seat theater - Events center and space available to rent for parties, performances, meetings, receptions, and more

Designed to provide an opportunity for seniors to become involved socially and physically, and enjoy community events. Provides a wide scope of social, physical fitness, recreational activities, and meeting space. Programs include: MEALS program (11:00am, Monday - Friday), Bingo (12:15pm - 3:15pm, Wednesday, open to the public), dance (1:00pm - 3:30pm, Thursday, open to the public), Minneluzahan Buzz Newsletter published monthly, card games like Hand and Foot, Pinochle, and many more, room and/or parking lot rental, potlucks, exercise classes, shuffleboard, and painting classes.

Watertown Regional Library offers the following: - Books, audio books, movies, music CDs, library tours, meeting rooms, art displays, consumer information, auto repair information, tax forms, electronic databases, WiFi, free computer use, interlibrary loan service from other libraries, downloadable audio books and e-books, downloadable magazines, self-service checkout, and books delivered to the homebound and to senior care facilities. - Programming and services for children including library materials and play spaces, story time programs, Lego Club, summer reading programs, special events, daycare delivery service, and outreach to local schools and child care centers. - Weekly programming for Grades 7-12 including gaming, trivia, movies, and more. - Adult programming that include book discussions, adult reading programs, educational and cultural speakers, events, and classes. - Special collections include the Marge Tauber South Dakota Room (South Dakota and Watertown historical), genealogical books, large print books, Children's Educational kits, and Book Club Tubs.

The City of Hot Springs has the following departments: airport, attorney, City Administrator, Public Works Engineer, Evans Plunge Waterpark, Finance Office, Fire, Southern Hills Golf Course, Library, Mayor's Office, Mueller Civic Center, City Maintenance (streets and parks), Development Director, Police, Water, and Waste Water. A community calendar of events can be found at www.hotspringscommunitycalendar.com.

Services included are books, eBooks, magazines, music, and movies, Genealogy collection, South Dakota collection, Interlibrary loan, Public access computers, Meeting area, Preschool and toddler story time, activities for kids, Book clubs, Summer reading programs, Computer help (by appointment), and Free public Wi-Fi.

The library offers a wide variety of services including print and non-print materials, WiFi, and public internet computers.

City departments including Public Works (Streets, Parks, Water, Sewer), Planning and Zoning, Finance Office, Building Inspector, Community Hall, Mayor and Council, and Public Library. ​The Public Library offers access to books, librarians, computers, and Wi-Fi. Located on 1201 Ash Street. Phone number to call is 605-269-2616.