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-12 |
M.A. Papanek-Miller,
Missoula, MT; Collage/Mixed Media; NSU President's Gallery; For
more information contact Dr. Bill Hoar at 605-626-7766 or
605-626-2514 |
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2-5 |
SD MUNICIPAL
LEAGUE; Ramkota Hotel |
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3 |
NSU Choral Leadership
Workshop; NSU
Johnson Fine Arts Center; 9:00 am - 4:00 pm; High School students
from across the state join to rehearse All-State Chorus music.
For more information contact Timothy Woods at 605-626-2497 |
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3-5 |
South
Dakota Building Officials Association |
|
5-6 |
Meat Goat Conference;
Fairgrounds & Expo Building; Contact Lanette Butler at 605-439-3331 |
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5-7 |
Red Hats Society,
www.aberdeenredhatroundup.org
Ramkota Hotel, Hitch up the buggy, saddle up yer horse to Aberdeen,
South Dakota Ramkota Hotel. (1400 8th Ave NW) for a rip roarin',
kick up yer heels, frisky, whale of a good time at the "Red Hat
Roundup" Convention! Break out those boots and cowboy hats-
we'll look forward to seeing you there, pardner! For more
information please contact
info@aberdeenredhatroundup.org |
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6 |
National Weather Service
Open House; National Weather Service is located East of the
Airport on Brown County 14 South; 11:00 am - 3:00 pm; For more
information contact 605-225-0519 |
|
6 |
Northern State University
Football vs. Wayne State; NSIC game; Gypsy Day; Clark Swisher
Activities Complex; 2:30 pm |
|
6 |
Gypsy
Day Parade;
Main Street; 9:00 am |
|
6 |
“Fall 2nd Paw Sale;
9:00 am – 6:00 pm; Aberdeen Brown County Fairgrounds Clubhouse;
Largest one day “2nd hand” sale in Aberdeen; Donations
accepted September 24 – October 3 at the Clubhouse; Everything
except clothing; All Funds support Aberdeen Area Humane Society; For
more information contact Esther R. Thistle at 605-225-6920 or
methistle@nvc.net |
|
6 |
Rushmore 39 Meeting;
Moose Lodge, 410 9th Ave SW; 5:30 pm; come stay for the Spaghetti
Feed & Vegas Night; For more information call 605-225-5185 |
|
6 |
"The Second
Chance Tour"; Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 1620 Milwaukee Ave NE;
7:00 pm Concert; Tickets are $10.00 and can be purchased at the door
or by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Second Change
Tour, C/O Mary Mortenson, 1115 Mitchell Blvd, Mitchell, SD
57301. Checks should be made out to Prison Congregations of America.
Children five and under are admitted free. The annual benefit
for Prison Congregations of America is a concert tour entitled "The
Second Change Tour" with singer/songwriter Chuck Suchy from Mandan,
ND. Chuck's music can best be described as country/folk;
www.chucksuchy.com; A
contribution to Prison Congregations of America will be requested.
Prison Congregations of America is an organization dedicated to
establishing Christian congregations in prison systems across the
country. Congregations at the Prairie Correctional Facility in
Appleton, MN and the prisons in Sioux Falls, Pierre and Springfield,
SD are examples in of the PCA ministry model;
www.prisoncongregations.org |
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7 |
Aberdeen Rural
Firefighters Pancake Feed; Aberdeen Rural Fire Department; 8:00
am - 1:00 pm; A free-will donation will be accepted; For more
information contact Mark Stoks at 605-380-9817 |
|
7 |
10th Annual
Optimist Club Pumpkin
Patch ;
Centennial
Village at the Brown County Fairgrounds; 12:00 Noon - 3:00 pm or
until all the pumpkins are gone; For Children ages 10 and younger;
All participants must be accompanied by an adult; Activities include
pumpkin painting, face painting, barrel rain rides, entertainment
and concession stand; 2:00 pm is a pumpkin chucking demonstration
with a catapult; The Governor's Car Seat Safety Program will have
car seat inspections & free car seats for those who qualify;
Free-will donations are appreciated; For more information contact
Char Doerr at 605-229-2270 |
|
7-9 |
SD Nurses
Association,
Ramkota
Hotel & Convention Center; For more information contact Georgia
Fossum at 605-225-3782 |
|
8 |
Native American
Cultural Center & Museum Open Hearts/Open Minds Public Fundraising
Event; Traditional Lakota Meal, Tours of the Depot, and
Exhibition Dancing. Located at the Milwaukee Train Depot at 10 Railroad Ave
SW; 11:00 am - 2:00 pm; For more information contact Lance Smith at
605-622-4636 |
|
9 |
Mid-Day Connection; 11:30 am-1:00 pm; Ramkota Hotel; Contact
Audrey @ 605-229-0967 or email: amcfar@nvc.net
or Shirley Sime at 605-225-7052 |
|
9 |
Aberdeen Rural
Firefighters Open House; Aberdeen Rural Fire Department; 6:00 -
8:00 pm; Free; People of all ages are welcome to attend and learn
about fire safety; For more information contact Mark Stoks at
Mark.Stoks@k12.sd.us |
|
11 |
Business After Hours
at United Clinic (New Location); 5:15 pm; Cost is $10.00 with
RSVP before October 11 and $12.00 without RSVP at the door; For more
information contact the Aberdeen Area Chamber of Commerce at
605-225-2860 |
|
11 |
Knock Out Events, Fight
Night is back with a Twist; KNOCKOUT
EVENTS recently came back to Aberdeen this past June and had their
best turnouts ever, both with participants and spectators. KNOCKOUT
EVENTS will be back in Aberdeen Thursday October 11th at
the Eagles Club. KNOCKOUT EVENTS hopes that the new style of
fighting will continue to bring a new crowd to the event. Tickets
for the show are $10 in advance and are available at the Eagles
Club, or may be purchased the day of the show for $15. KNOCKOUT
EVENTS is trying something new by providing RINGSIDE TABLE seats for
$25 or $200 a table. The participants will be divided into
three weight divisions: men – 160 lbs and below, 161 lbs-185 lbs,
and 186 lbs and above. Women may also compete however; their weight
will be determined the night of the fights for safety reasons. For
those interested in attending, the doors open at 7 p.m. and the
first match will be at 7:30 p.m. Jason Eiserman contact him
at 605-252-0100. You can also go to
www.knockoutevents.net
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|
11-13 |
State Soccer
Tournament |
|
12 |
New Star discovery
"Baby Search"; Lakewood Mall; New Star Baby Contest; Open to
boys and girls ages 0-6 years; Registration is at 5:00 pm, contest
starts at approximately 6:15 pm; For more information contact the
Lakewood Mall at 605-226-2162 |
|
13 |
Annual Fall Salad Luncheon
for the Women of the Moose; Moose Lodge, 410 9th Ave SW; 12:00 Noon;
$6.00; For reservations call Vi Lovcik at 605-225-6044 or Mary Ann
Schlosser at 605-229-1374 |
|
13-14 |
Fall
Fine Arts & Crafts Show; Lakewood Mall; Hand crafted arts and
crafts for sale by artists from a multi-state area; For more
information contact 605-226-2162 |
|
14 |
Breakfast; Moose Lodge; 410 9th Ave SW; 605-225-5185 |
|
14 |
Aman Family Band Dance;
VFW, 821 Circle Dr.; 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm; $6.00 cover lunch included |
|
15 |
Annual High School
Student Exhibition; NSU Student Center Gallery; For more
information contact Peter Kilian at 605-626-7762 |
|
16 |
Breast Cancer Support Group; Held 3rd Tuesday of every month;
Awakening Counseling Services, 202 S Main St., Suite 516, 6:00 -
8:00 pm; Dr. Sanjay Mukerji, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon; Dr.
Mukerji will discuss breast reconstruction following breast cancer
surgery and other plastic surgery options. Dr. Mukerji received his
medical degree from All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New
Delhi, India. He went on to complete his residency at New York
Medical College, Bronx NY. Dr Mukerji also completed a plastic
surgery fellowship at George Washington University Medical Center in
Washington, DC. Dr Mukerji is board certified in plastic surgery and
is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. He began
his practice in Aberdeen six years ago. The group meets monthly to provide support, education and
fellowship for women recently diagnosed and survivors of breast
cancer. Every other month is an arranged presentation on topics
brought forth by our members; For more information contact Deb Olsen
at 605-725-2701 or email at
awakening@nvc.net
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|
16 |
NESDFWC (North
Eastern South Dakota Walleye Club Monthly Meeting;
Held 3rd Tuesday of
each month; North 40 Barn; 7:30 pm; For more information call
605-225-4713 or email at
finman@nvc.net |
|
17 |
Alzheimer's Support Group;
Eagles Nest at the ARCC, 225 3rd Ave SE; 1:00 - 3:00 pm; Anyone is welcome; For more
information contact Paula Vogel at 605-229-2905 or 605-626-3330 |
|
18 |
"Riding the Rails" to
the Supervisor & Leader Workshop; Ramkota Hotel; Registration
Deadline: October 4; Registration begins at 8:00 am;
Morning Session 8:30 am - 1:30 pm; Cost $25.00 includes morning
session and luncheon; Afternoon Session Noon - 4:30 pm; Cost $25.00
includes afternoon session and luncheon; Full Day Workshop and
Luncheon Cost $40.00 AAHRA members, $45.00 non-members includes all
sessions and Mayor's Disability Award Luncheon; Morning Session:
Leadership in Times of Constant Change and Crisis; Attitude, Change
and Motivation; Afternoon Session: Hiring and Retaining Employees in
a World of Competition and Change; Employer Game Show on Employment
Law; Mayor's Disability Award Luncheon; Noon - 1:30; Cost for
luncheon only is $11.00; Keynote Speaker: Richard Pimentel "Music
Within"; For questions contact Kathy Hassebrook at
khassebrook@sbslaw.net |
|
18-20 |
"Miss Saigon" NSU Fall
Musical; Johnson Fine Arts Center Theatre; 7:30 pm nightly;
$12.00 for adults, $11.00 for seniors/students, NSU students free;
For more information contact Dan Yurgaitis at 605-626-2563 |
|
20 |
Pheasant Season
Opener |
|
20 |
Most Outrageous In Pink
Fashion Show; Lakewood Mall Center Stage; 2:00 pm; Wear your
brightest, boldest, strangest pink outfit for the Most Outrageous in
Pink Fashion Show; Winner
receives a $100 mall gift certificate and Lakewood Mall will donate
$100 to the American Cancer Society; For more information call
605-226-2162 |
|
20-21 |
St. Mary's Catholic
Church Bazaar & Dinner, Location Roncalli High School, 1400 N.
Dakota St., Roast Beef Dinner starts at 4:30, Adults: $8.00,
Children 12 & Under: $4.00, Midway Activities- Saturday 3-9:00pm &
Sunday 3-8:00pm. |
|
21-23 |
Heaven's Gates and
Hell's Flames; First Assembly of God Church; Intersection of Hwy
281 North and Fairgrounds Road; Sunday 6:00 pm; Monday & Tuesday
7:00 pm; "Heaven's Gates and Hell's Flames" is a high-impact
presentation that utilizes a cast of 40, elaborate lighting, sound,
video, costumes and backdrops. Various scenes portray the reality of
a person's choice in life determining where they will spend
eternity. Child care is provided each night. For more
information contact David Bauchspiess at 605-225-5322 or
pdave@nrctv.com |
|
22-Dec 14 |
Paul Peterson, Sturgis,
SD - Painting; NSU President's Gallery; For more information
contact Dr. Bill Hoar at 605-626-7766 or 605-626-2514 |
|
25 |
Sophomore Career Fair;
Strode Center at Presentation College; For more information contact
the Aberdeen Area Chamber of Commerce at 605-225-2860 |
|
26 |
Hunt & Howl; Brown
County Fairgrounds Clubhouse; Doors open at 4:00 pm; Meal served
6:00 - 8:00 pm; $25.00 includes buffet meal, shuttle ride, one
grand prize drawing ticket and entertainment. Tickets available at
the NSU Foundation, Ck's Convenient Stores and Ken's Shell Express;
Sponsored by the Royal Order of the Gyps |
|
26-27 |
Haunted
Forest; Wylie Park; Adults
$8.00 & Youth evenings; Children $3.00 for afternoon matinee; This
is a thrilling and exciting Halloween event for youth and adults. A
series of scares are placed throughout Wylie Park and Storybook
land. A special Saturday matinee for younger children is held for
the to trick or treat; For more information contact 605-626-7015;
www.aberdeenhauntedforest.org |
|
27 |
Aberdeen City PTA Fall
Craft Fair; O. M. Tiffany School Gym, 819 8th Ave NE (Corner of
N Dakota and 8th Ave NE); 9:00 am - 4:00 pm; This has a variety of
local crafters displaying their homemade items for sale; For more
information contact Tammy Brandlee at 605-225-0550 |
|
27 |
"Artful Lunch" Yellow Brick Road
Questers Brunch; Masonic Temple; 11:30 am; For more information
contact Phyllis at 605-225-6874 |
|
27 |
Northern State University
Football vs. Moorhead; NSIC game; Shrine Game; Clark Swisher
Activities Complex; 2:30 pm |
|
27 |
Charity Night;
Moose Lodge; 410 9th Ave SW; 6:30 pm; $7.00; Paddle Wheel, Showdown,
and More; Pork Loin and Chicken Buffet; 605-225-5185 |
|
28 |
Guest Music Recital;
Johnson Fine Arts Center Room 107; 3:00 pm; Dr. Hope Koehler,
soprano, U of Wisconsin-superior, Dot Vick, trumpet, U of
Minnesota-Morris and Dr. Elaine M. Ross, piano/composer, U of
Minnesota-Morris; For more information contact Dr. Alan LaFave at
605-626-2797 |
|
28 |
Halloween Party;
Moose Lodge; 410 9th Ave SW; 1:30 pm; Hey kids come have fun at the
Moose Halloween Party; For more information call 605-225-5185 |
|
28 |
Aberdeen Exchange BMX
Bike Race; Track located behind the Boys 'N Girls Club; Registration is from 6:00
- 7:00 pm; Race starts at 7:15 pm except for Special Events, For
more information contact Kyle at 605-229-0859 or 605-216-1910 |
|
29 |
Haunted Walking
Tour; Fact or Fiction!; 7:00 pm; The public is invited to take a
walking tour of Downtown property and hear stories about things that
may have happened. The public needs to decide if the stories are
fact or fiction. The person, who turns in the most correct guesses,
will win a prize. For more information will be listed on this
website
www.aberdeendowntown.org |
|
31 |
Trick or Treat on Main
Street; 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm; Businesses will be open and
handing out goodies for children. Parents are welcome to bring their
children Downtown for some old fashion fun; For more information
contact the Aberdeen Downtown Association at 605-226-3441 |
|
31 |
Ghoulie Boogie Ballroom
Bash; Crystal Ballroom @ The Historic Ward Hotel; 9:00 pm -
close; $8.00 ($5.00 for those in a costume); Featuring music by
Darren Geffre and Adam Hooks & The Tiny Buzzards; Cash Bar; Live
Music; Prize for Best Costume; For more information contact The
Aberdeen Downtown Association at 605-226-3441 |
|
31-Nov 4 |
Aberdeen Community Theatre
presents the romantic comedy "Bus Stop"; Capitol Theatre, 417 S
Main; Wednesday - Saturday 7:30 pm; Sunday 2:30 pm; $14.00 in
advance; $16 at the door; In the middle of a howling snowstorm, a
bus out of Kansas City pulls up at a cheerful roadside diner. All
roads are blocked and the weary travelers are going to have to hole
up until morning. Relationships develop and tensions grow as the
occupants wait for the storm to blow over; For more information
contact Ronda Anderson at 605-225-2228 or
act@nvc.net |
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