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With a driven interest in history and art, Porter Williams founded the South Dakota African American History Museum at the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls so that others might learn more about heritage and culture here in South Dakota through art.
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The first "Women: A Century of Change" speaker series is Tuesday evening. We get a preview of the roundtable discussion from three of the panelists.
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More than 100 images from the archives of National Geographic are now on display at the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls.
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The City of Sioux Falls, Downtown Sioux Falls, and the Washington Pavilion have joined forces to offer Winter Weekends Nov. 24 - Dec. 17.
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Dakota State University hosted a camp to teach children about how entrepreneurship.
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Maestro Delta David Gier and soprano Hannah Celeste Lu dive into the complex history and emotion behind Mozart's "Requiem."
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The show dominated the Tony Awards during its original Broadway run. The traveling production is coming to South Dakota in April.
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The South Dakota Symphony is bringing a special performance of the "Leningrad" symphony to the Washington Pavilion.
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The Washington Pavilion announced on Wednesday afternoon its plans to add an interactive water experience exhibit.
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Established in 1931 on Long Island, Guild Hall was more than an art collection. It was the cultural center of the community.For the past several weeks, the Visual Arts Center at the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls has hosted the exhibition Guild Hall: An Adventure in the Arts. Visitors can see work from some of the 20th Century's great artists: Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock, Chuck Close, and more.